Reposition Ladder and Continue Masking

What happens here

Once the initial section is masked as far as possible, the painter needs to reposition the ladder. To do this, he first gently pulls down on the hanging masking paper to create a slight slack, which prevents accidental tearing or detaching of the already applied section. He then descends the step ladder, moves it to the point where he left off along the wall, and climbs back up. From this new position, he continues applying the masking tape and paper along the ceiling edge, ensuring a slight overlap with the previously applied section to maintain full continuity and protection. This process of moving the ladder and applying masking is repeated for the entire length of the wall.

Goal: Extend the masking process along the entire length of the wall by moving the ladder and reapplying.