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  1. Aug 18, 2025, 12:56 PM #1
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    Masking liquid - GIF

    Masking liquid.




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    I remember something similar 30 years ago when I was still painting vehicles. It washed off with water.

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    Looks like Ace Hardware has it for $74/gallon, Amazon for $93/gallon, Sherwin Williams for $123

    If you shop around, it seems to be available many places...
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    That would be good for those who paint for a living. When I had houses with wooden windows, I would just scrape it off with a razor blade scraper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mwmkravchenko View Post
    I remember something similar 30 years ago when I was still painting vehicles. It washed off with water.

    Mark
    Sign shops used to use Grip Mask, which was a latex product. My long gone buddy used it when he painted my motorcycle years ago.



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