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Final Clean-up and Inspection

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10+ TIPS Painting Doors

What happens here

Once all painting is complete and the paint is still wet, carefully remove all masking paper and tape from around the door frame. Removing masking while the paint is still wet helps achieve cleaner lines and prevents dried paint from cracking or peeling with the tape. Conduct a final inspection of the entire painted area, ensuring even coverage, no drips or runs, and crisp lines where the masking was applied. Confirm that the garage door operates smoothly without any sticking.

Goal: This final step involves removing all masking materials and performing a thorough inspection to ensure a professional and complete finish.

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expect wouldn't recommend using that tip at all all right so we got the garage doors all sprayed the trim all sprayed just one of the things the differences from you know when we got here I was gonna hand brush and roll the trim and we ended up spraying it because it was metal we didn't realize it until we got here but it's all done ready to go and about these two doors in the trim would typically take me if I wasn't going through this whole video process about two hours to mask and shoot both of these doors and spray that trim there's a final product it looks brand new customers really happy we even sprayed

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