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Batch Cut Painter's Plastic

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What happens here

Adopt an efficient 'batch doing' method for preparing painter's plastic. Instead of cutting plastic for one door jamb at a time, tape all door jambs first. Then, retrieve your 9x400 painter's plastic and go around each door jamb, measuring the required length and cutting the plastic using a readily accessible utility knife. This streamlines the process by separating taping and plastic cutting tasks.

Tools and materials

  • 9x400 Painter's Plastic
  • Utility Knife

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Now I'm gonna begin doing plastic. I've got my nine by 400 plastic, and I talk about batch doing the plastic, and what I typically do. I typically do not do one door jam at a time. I typically do all the door jams. So run all the tape like this on all my door jams, and then I'll begin batch doing my plastic, and I'll just run around, measure, I'm gonna cut. I have my knife someplace readily accessible when I'm batch doing this. This will just tack right to here. Another one, tack it, move to the next one. So the plastic's just gonna sit right there, and I'm gonna move the next one. I mean, you can get to a point where you just know, I know that's long enough. I can cut it, tack it on the plastic. You're gonna end up getting a feel for it. Now I'm just gonna go around, and this is hanging on every door jam. Now I'm ready to go, just the next batch task.

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