Masking Large Cabinet Openings with Film

you look learn how to do it once you've done it fast and efficient a lot of people are not a lot of people but some people are going to say well i could have those kitchen cabinets painted by hand before you have a mask off and i'm not going to argue how fast you can do it but i'll argue about the finish quality a sprayed on finish is way better than a brushed on finish it's going to look like it came out of the factory so we always want to spray our our cabinet finishes so so those drawer fronts are masked off right there we've got a area right here ideally you want to have this all emptied out so you can not have to mask around your products and stuff that are going to break and stuff and customer didn't empty out this sync part so i'm just gonna have to deal with it i can empty it out myself but um there's nothing in here that you know i'm worried about breaking just a bunch of household chemicals another drawer front just going to mask this drawer front off just like this i like working from top to bottom it's a lot easier than because i can get my hands up underneath work from top to bottom there's not very much of a lift on the bottom part so i'll show you what that looks like you know attacking my tape to that here in just a second i'll show you we've got we're going to be doing the floor i use any type i'm anytime i'm masking onto the floor i use yellow frog tape yellow frog tape won't damage the floor especially if it's a hardwood floor it's not going to lift up the coating on the hardwood floor so you're masking on hardwood floors make sure you're using yellow frog tape this is kind of a um this is a rubber looks like um it looks like wood but it's not it's a rubber product so [Music] take your time get this measured out just right you want the exact length right you're going to tack it right up top this is our plastic