Seal Bottom Edge of Window

that. The windows long enough. You got to move your ladder. I'm going to move it. Get my sharp corner up and to the corner. Bring it back down to where I tacked it. If it runs up onto the drywall, I just pull it away. Tear another sharp corner. Stick it up in there. Make sure I have a nice corner. Brush my sides down. Make sure I got a good seal on the edge. And the plastic. Going to pull my plastic all the way down [Music] like this. Now I'm going to begin masking down the side. If I need to get it, pull it over so I get a good seal. Go all the way down the window. Little bit extra onto the wood. All the way down. If you don't get a a good clean line, just take your masking, pull a little bit more, straighten that line up. Make sure you got a good seal. say, I can see right here, I don't have a good seal. If it's not sealed, you got any holes, I'm just going to go back and just put an extra piece on there and seal that. The last thing you want to do is get overspray on your windows. I'm going to roll this up to where I get my clean wood exposed cuz when I'm spraying this, I don't want this flipping up and overspray getting on my windows. I'm going to tack this down all the way across here. Make sure my corners are all tight. Run my masking down. Just got a splinter like that's why I wear gloves except