Mask Drip Metal for Fascia Painting

black. So, I'm going to show you how I go about just dealing with that because for instance, if that yo, you're painting the fascia white or some other color, we don't want to get overspray or we don't want to get paint on our drip metal unless you're painting the drip metal. But here, fascia's color called green black. The um the house is green black. The metal is black is pure black. So I don't want to get overspray on it. So I'm going to be spraying straight up to there. So I'll just tack that onto there. We've got the metal work right here. So our flashing. So, I've been ma masking off my flashing because I don't want my flashing to get painted either. And I'll shield and spray that corner right there. And I'll I'll roll the corner there. I want to tack this down. Mass the end of this metal work right there. If I'm concerned, you this I'll hand roll this. I'm going be hand rolling some fascia. But if I was concerned about if I was going to try to attempt to spray this, you know, I would just take and throw some masking on my gutter right here so I wouldn't get anything on my gutter. All this down here has already been painted. Just going to take it up to this line. You see this light right here was mass up. That's an actual ring light. So, I typically do not remove ring lights. There's multiple reasons that I don't mess around with ring lights or typically ring cameras. So,