Masking Drawer Openings (Face Frames and Rollers)

doors right now these are drawer drawer fronts i'm masking off some drawer fronts using inch and a half frog tape if your job's going to extend you know more than a day you definitely want to be using green frog tape or blue frog tape to mask on anything because it actually comes off a lot easier than our orange production tape so i use green frog tape on all my face frames when i'm doing any filling in i'll use the orange frog tape to fill in because it's a lot less expensive so i'm masking the drawer front still keeping my rollers exposed i'll show you how i actually match those rollers you don't want any overspray on your rollers at all because it'll affect the functioning of the rollers now i just use paper i like masking with nine inch paper and you can there's multiple options you can cut fold a lot of different ways you can deal with your paper i like to just fold it up and then i'm going to fold it down crease it and then i'll tack it and this is where i start doing some tacking and filling in i'm gonna be using production tape that doesn't cost as much if i'm gonna be masking over my rollers i'm going to use frog tape because i don't want anything sticking to those rollers so i'm going to cover those rollers up so they're not going to get overspray i definitely like my masking to look you know neat tidy professional just in case the customer you know walks in looks at the job site you can see every aspect of their house is being treated with professionalism you can see all the paper nine inch paper fits perfectly right on there i like this added insurance adding some tape to my edges just like that it sticks really well to the exposed adhesive on your frog tape then i'm just going to cover my rollers once again i'm not worried about the metal work on these rollers they're not you can't see them they're not exposed so just like that just definitely want to make sure you get them covered a hundred percent check for leaks make sure there's no leaks in your masking and that's what that looks like you know if you're unsure whether this is gonna push through or tack down you know once again use production tape stick it on there now that's stuck a hundred percent just like that the paper is cheaper than plastic so i use paper on my drawer fronts the paper's not big enough to cover the doors so that's where i'm gonna show you using plastic i like using um folded the 3m plastic the masking process is extremely fast once you you look learn how to do it once…