Remove Protective Plastic Sheeting — Remove Protective Coverings

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How to Protect Stairs and Floors When Moving Furniture · Step 7 of 7

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Once all paint touch-ups are complete and sufficiently dry, begin systematically removing all protective plastic sheeting. Start with larger covered items like fireplaces or entire wall sections that were draped. Carefully peel off the tape securing the plastic, pulling the plastic downwards or inwards to contain any dust or dried paint flakes. Collect the removed plastic and tape into manageable bundles for disposal. Ensure all architectural features are completely uncovered and free of any protective materials.

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wasn't quite tall enough. We do have a taller one and I will be breaking it out this weekend so that I can change out the fans and then I'll do some more touch-ups then. But I was like, "Your girl needs to see some progress." Okay, I need to take down all of this plastic. I need to see the light in the room. And then once I did that, I realized there was one other little spot that I needed to touch up. So, I did that. And then it was all clean up from here. I'm really glad that I did the paper on the floor cuz it definitely wasn't as slippery.

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Remove Protective Plastic Sheeting — Remove Protective Coverings

Intermediate

4 hours

Part of project

How to Protect Stairs and Floors When Moving Furniture · Step 7 of 7

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Once all paint touch-ups are complete and sufficiently dry, begin systematically removing all protective plastic sheeting. Start with larger covered items like fireplaces or entire wall sections that were draped. Carefully peel off the tape securing the plastic, pulling the plastic downwards or inwards to contain any dust or dried paint flakes. Collect the removed plastic and tape into manageable bundles for disposal. Ensure all architectural features are completely uncovered and free of any protective materials.

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wasn't quite tall enough. We do have a taller one and I will be breaking it out this weekend so that I can change out the fans and then I'll do some more touch-ups then. But I was like, "Your girl needs to see some progress." Okay, I need to take down all of this plastic. I need to see the light in the room. And then once I did that, I realized there was one other little spot that I needed to touch up. So, I did that. And then it was all clean up from here. I'm really glad that I did the paper on the floor cuz it definitely wasn't as slippery.

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