Mask Cabinet Face Frames and Interiors
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What happens here
The process begins by applying masking tape (an orange painter's tape is used in the video) along the inner edges of the cabinet face frames. This tape defines the clean line for the paint. Next, a roll of pre-taped masking film (a transparent plastic film attached to a strip of tape) is unrolled. The tape portion of this film is carefully adhered to the previously applied masking tape, ensuring a secure and straight attachment. The plastic film is then unfolded and extended downwards to fully cover and protect the entire interior of the cabinet box or drawer opening, preventing any paint or finishing material from reaching the inside surfaces, which are typically made of melamine and not intended for painting. This technique is demonstrated on both upper cabinet openings and multiple lower cabinet/drawer openings. The film is smoothed out to ensure complete coverage and adhesion.
Goal: Apply masking tape to the inner edges of cabinet face frames, then attach and unfurl pre-taped plastic film to shield the cabinet interiors from paint overspray.
Tools and materials
- Masking Tape
- Pre-taped Masking Film/Plastic
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