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Chuck Peterson
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Hey Letterville,
its been a while. I keep checking in and learning from all of you but haven't had much to add in a long time. I've moved back to Southern California and doing a little sign work again.

I tried to paint an address on a nice home using Oramask, an Oracal product I guess, and it seems to have a high tack for a paint mask. It pulled some of the background paint off the last two or three times I tried to use it. Does anyone know of a low tack paint mask. I don't want to keep trying different brands. I just want one that is low tack. Any ideas?

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Chuck Peterson Designs
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I still use Avery Paint mask. It's a low tack..

Plus.. It's Avery, Guaranteed not to stick. [Smile]

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Billie DeBekker
3rd Dimension Signs
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Oracal Oramask #810, its a light gray color and has the least amount of tack of the Oramask line. Ordway in Van Nuys sells it: http://www.signsupply.com/Vinyl/Oracal/810_811_813.asp

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Starr Studios
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Good idea. I will not use their vinyl, but if I want it to come off maybe thats the way to go.

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Sean, I was referring to DeBekker's post. Thanks for the reply. Must be nice living and working at Big Bear. I haven't been up there in a while. I'll stop and say hi sometime.

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Avery here too. If I heat it a little before removal it really loosens up.

Joe,

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