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Pay attention to keep from
getting burned by hot door panel or
tapes.
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Use a hair drier to warm the tape.
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2.Peel the tip of the tape
with your finger, and then peel off the tape in parallel
with the application surface.
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- The ambient temperature should be 20 to
30°C. Ensure that the working area
is clean. Ideally, the tape application
should be done at ambient temperature of
25°C.
- If ambient temperature is less than
15°C, heat the tape and
application surface to a temperature of
20 to 30°C. Alternatively, allow
it to cool if it is 35°C or more.
The adhesive property of the tape is
deteriorated at low temperature, so the
tape may come adrift easily. Meanwhile,
the tape will be softened excessively at
high temperature.
- When beginning to apply the tape, pay
particular attention. If the end of the
tape cannot be applied to the specified
position with an accuracy of less than 1
mm, it may cause the poor appearance or
adhesion.
- When using the special tool stripe tape
spatula (MB990528) to apply the tape, be
sure to move it steadily, evenly and
without interruption. If you fail to do
so, a groove (usually known as shock
line) may be left on the tape surface.
Meanwhile, if you move it too slowly,
air bubbles may be left inside the tape.
Keep even pressure, constant speed and
steady application angle when moving the
special tool.
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Wrap a soft cloth (synthetic fibre) around the tip
of the special tool.
2.Use isopropyl alcohol to
degrease the tape application surface.
3.Wipe away
dirt from the tape.
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4.Apply the tape according
to the procedure below.
(1)
Position the tape at the locating point.
(2)
Peel of the backing paper from the top of the tape and
attach it temporarily.
(3)
Peel off the backing paper to the half length of the
tape.
(4)
Apply the tape using the special tool stripe tape spatula
(MB990528) while peeling off the remaining backing
paper.
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