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Furniture & Surface Masking

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Jobsite SEQUENCING. What To Paint FIRST?

What happens here

Dedicate a team member to cover all furniture, countertops, and any other surfaces not being painted with plastic sheeting. Secure the plastic using masking tape to create a complete barrier against paint. The goal is to fully enclose or cover items, preventing any accidental paint splashes or overspray. This process should be done efficiently, with the video indicating it can be done in about 10-15 minutes for a given area, depending on the amount of furniture.

Goal: Cover all furniture and non-paintable surfaces with plastic sheeting and masking tape to protect them from paint splatters and drips.

Tools and materials

  • Masking Tape
  • Plastic Sheeting

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can have uh somebody going around kind of prepping the walls, putting caulking or spackle up and just kind of getting the walls ready to paint. And then um you get one person going around and doing uh plastic on all the furniture. That way we don't get any paint on it. Yep. So, one of the very first things like Zach said is spackle. get spackle on the walls cuz if you have any holes that are aren't just pin holes, if they're like a size of a dime or bigger, if this project is going to be done in one day, we want that spackle to be able

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