Step One
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First you will need tape of a width of 1 inch. Place a strip of that tape about 6 inches in length on a clean surface to cut.
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Step Two
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Next get a razor blade or x-acto knife and CAREFULLY cut the strip of tape in half.
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Step Three
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Now peel that strip of tape from the surface slowly so that it does not lose its stickyness.
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Step Four
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Turn the tape over on your cutting surface. Put it off to the side for a min, to do the next step.
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Step Five
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On one end of that tape, cut about 1/2 of an inch off to use.
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Step Six
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Ok, now apply the stcky side of the small tape to the middle sticky side of the long tape.
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Step Seven
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Now on each side of the non-sticky middle section, cut off the excess of the tape that is longer then 1 inch from the
end of the non-sticky middle portion of the tape.
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Step Eight
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Now Time to pull it out! Go ahead and pull the skin as far up on your shaft as you can.
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Step Nine
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Now Time to pull it out! Go ahead and pull the skin as far up on your shaft as you can.
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Step Ten
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Pull the other side of the shaft skin up as tight as you can so that when you apply the other side of the
tape, it creates tension which will force the skin to strech.
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Step Eleven
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Now with the other side of the tape you had cut, trim it down to size about the same length as last time.
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Step Twelve
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With the excess tape cut another 1/2 inch section.
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Step Thirteen
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Now apply that section of tape you just cut to the long strip of tape you already have.
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Step Fourteen
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Apply the tape starting from ventral side or bottom.
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Step Fifteen
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While you are applying the tape, keep pulling on it to keep the tension.
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Step Sixteen
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Work the tape as best and as straight as you can over to the dorsal side or the top.
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Step Seventeen
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Great you are done!!!.
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Why should I use the
cross tape method?