Apply FrogTape to Create a Straight Edge
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What happens here
Begin by selecting the 'farthest point' where the existing caulk or paint has bled out onto the window. From this point, carefully apply blue FrogTape in a perfectly straight line down the window frame, ensuring it is about a half-inch out from the original edge. Firmly press down along the entire length of the tape to create a tight seal. For higher sections, use a ladder for stability. The presenter notes that for smooth surfaces like this window, clear caulking under the tape isn't strictly necessary, but it would be beneficial for textured or bumpy surfaces to further prevent bleed-through.
Goal: Carefully apply FrogTape along the desired paint line, ensuring it covers all existing imperfections and is pressed down firmly to prevent paint bleed.
Tools and materials
- FrogTape (blue)
- Ladder
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