We had frog tape drama, when purchasing frog tape.
DP went to B&Q and I told him to get frog tape, FIL said to him why are you getting frog tape just get own brand painters tape and DP said no, Jimmy said frog tape, I need to get frog tape, I don't know why but I just better do as I'm told and get frog tape.
Anyway, he did get frog tape, but he got the yellow one for soft furnishings and soft surfaces. Knowing we were painting walls. He got the eye daggers but in the interest of making DS his dream bedroom I remained open minded.
I have used that round the windows and DP assured me all will be fine, but I've lifted some of it off to check and it's really not fine.
He has since tucked tail and bought some proper green frog tape which is what I'm hoping will do the job when it comes to the feature wall though.
I am just flustered today that nothing seems to be going right, we're on week 2 of doing up 1 room which to me is ridiculous, it's never taken this long to do a room, but the walls were in a terrible state and a lot of the hard work is the unseen work now. I just can't face another layer of white emulsion or cutting in just yet so I'm going to have a few days off painting.
I've also got to remove the paint from the sockets I've haphazardly slap dashed whilst painting with my spectacles off and a tremor in my arm.
I have definitely learned my lesson though. Make sure we always have green frog tape, never use Leyland again, buy a better extendable roller that doesn't untwist when you're using it, skim over all the other bits in the house that the housing association have done a botched job of plastering before mist coating and painting, and assume that where ever there is wallpaper there is a nasty surprise being hidden behind it and come prepared.