Mask Cabinet Frames and Interiors
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What happens here
Begin the masking process by carefully applying a strip of painter's tape along the inside edges of the cabinet frames. Ensure the tape adheres firmly to the wood, creating a crisp line where the paint will stop. After the tape is in place, unroll or unfold a section of masking paper or plastic sheeting. Attach this protective material to the previously applied painter's tape, covering the entire interior area of the cabinet opening and any adjacent surfaces that should not be painted. Repeat this process for all cabinet openings and drawer spaces, ensuring complete coverage and tight seals.
Goal: Protect cabinet interiors and surrounding surfaces from paint during the painting process.
Tools and materials
- Masking Paper/Plastic Sheeting — Protecting cabinet interiors and other surfaces from paint
- Painter's Tape — Creating clean edges for painting and securing masking paper/plastic
- Tape Applicator/Dispenser — Applying tape and masking paper/plastic efficiently and creating a tight seal
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