Apply Masking Tape to Prevent Paint Can Lids from Sticking. Melanie Pinola October 18, 2011 Comments. If you find your paint cans are always a mess after you're done ...

Did you ever finish a painting project, then shove the tape into your junk drawer -- or worse, randomly in with your paint ...

Use a paintbrush to apply the liquid masking tape to the windows. Don't worry if you get some on the wood, as it will permanently adhere to the wood beneath the paint.

When to use masking tape. Masking tape may not be ideal for painting, but it comes in handy in many other situations, Beacham explains: What do you think so far?

Sometimes you have to paint a very small, awkward bit, or cover up a tiny scratch. For this, a mini paintbrush will do.

For many, Kamoi’s masking tape has outgrown its role as a decorative stationery product to become a powerful tool for self-expression. Fans of MT even put the masking tape to use in their manicures.

If you find your paint cans are always a mess after you're done painting and hard to open again the next time you need to use them, try this preventative trick for your next painting job: apply ...