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Masking Ceilings, Doors, and Windows

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What happens here

Mask off all ceilings, doors, and windows to prepare for spraying. Use Frog Tape and 9-inch paper along baseboards and trim where walls meet hardwood floors. Windows should be covered with 3M 72-inch masking film. Doors intended for spraying can be set up by screwing them together with stir sticks, offering an alternative to plastic door hangers.

Goal: Protect surfaces not to be painted from overspray.

Tools and materials

  • 3M 72-inch Masking Film 3M — Covering windows completely to prevent overspray
  • 9-inch Paper — Protecting floors and walls adjacent to areas being sprayed
  • Frog Tape FrogTape — Masking precise lines along trim and floors
  • Screws — Securing doors together with stir sticks
  • Stir Sticks — Screwing doors together for stable spraying setup

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can see doors would be spraying the trim all the same color as it is now the ceilings are gonna be sprayed a different color so I'll show you the ceilings right up here getting things masked off up on the ceilings and get the trim ready so do use a lot of frog tape you can see everything's this is below me a hardwood floor so we've masked all along the hardwood floor with frog tape and nine-inch paper and 1-inch tape and the windows are all masked off show you and here this is where we're staging all of our equipment in this room right here so all of our equipment setting down here we got drop cloths covering the floor but our windows are masked off with 3m 72 inch masking film getting ready to spray we're gonna be spraying closets

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