Masking Drawer Openings on Face Frames

but they both have paint block technology on the edge that swells up and doesn't allow anything liquid to bleed underneath the tape. But now we'll start on, and I'm gonna give you some tips and tricks. Masking the boxes right here, the face frames, and when I'm masking the face frames, I'm always using a inch and a half tape or larger. You can use larger, but then it's gonna cost significantly more money. There's big savings in tape if you can use inch and a half or smaller tape. If you haven't subscribed to our channel, don't forget, hit the subscribe button, hit the notification bell that way you get notified every time we come out with a new video. It's free, simple, and easy to do. It's never costed you a dime in 12 years, and it will never cost you a dime in the future. It's just a simple way to help support our channel, hit the subscribe button, hit the notification bell, and you'll be subscribed. On with masking a box. So now I'm gonna be wanting to be masking where one of the drawers is. I'm gonna be taking tape right here, and I'm gonna be putting my tape inside my drawer front, and I'm gonna be masking it just like this, sticking the tape to the backside of my opening right here. And this is what your paper is going to stick to is the tape that is facing you right here. So it's gonna be tearing off links, proximate links, stick it behind. Now I actually have the luxury of working with a cabinet I could reach over the top of right here, because this is a cabinet we pulled out of a bathroom that we're doing a remodel on, and the cabinet makeover remodel, taking a oak cabinet and $25 oak cabinet, and turning it into a $500 oak cabinet. So it's gonna look just like that. So I'm gonna do that with all my openings. And once again, I can use blue. You can use inch and a half tape or one inch tape, but it doesn't give you as much room for air when you're putting your paper. I'm gonna be putting paper over the face of that. So you don't have, you can do the same thing with one inch. It's just this gives you a lot more adhesive surface to play with when you're putting your paper on. So I can stick this up inside here. You just wanna make sure you have enough on the backing. So when you push on that or when you're spraying, it doesn't push your paper tape off. I was not masking the drawer guide that has, or the drawer front that has a guide on it. So I'm going to put masking right over the face of this guide right here. So I don't get any over spray on the…