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Colour Code Wrenches

Make it easy to identify wrenches by using a colour coding system
Colour Code Wrenches

Use coloured vinyl tape on wrenches to identify their type.

Wrap blue tape around the handle of metric wrenches and red tape around the imperial. Don’t tape up the whole handle, just put a strip at one end to avoid covering up the size marking.

Take a look inside the latest issue of Handyman for more DIY tips and ideas.

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