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Masking Upper Cabinets and Boxed Sections

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Masking Tips To Spray Kitchen Cabinets

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What happens here

For upper cabinets and 'boxed' sections, use a ladder to safely reach. Apply green FrogTape to the inside edges of the face frames. Then, use 3M masking film, dispensed from a 3M Hand-Masker, to cover the interior of the cabinet boxes. For any remaining exposed areas or gaps, use 9-inch masking paper, securing it with orange FrogTape. Ensure all areas, including the ceiling line, are completely covered to prevent any overspray.

Goal: Complete masking of all upper cabinet surfaces.

Tools and materials

  • 3M Hand-Masker 3M — Dispensing masking film and paper
  • 3M Masking Film 3M Hand-Masker — Covering larger interior spaces of upper cabinets
  • FrogTape Green FrogTape — Masking edges of face frames
  • FrogTape Orange FrogTape — Securing masking paper
  • Ladder — Reaching upper cabinet areas
  • Masking Paper — Filling in remaining areas and gaps

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so i'm masking up my face frames up here i don't want to get any over spray back up here on the deck when it's holding here so i'm just masking off and tacking my paper up to the ceiling i don't have to mask off a whole lot because i'm using a really small fine finish tip so i'm gonna mask off these big boxes i'll show you what it looks like the mask off a box i use inch and a half frog tape stick behind my face frame and you're just going to tack it behind the face frame once again i like to use you know frog tape green because it's a 21 day release if you're here on the job site for more than a day it comes off a lot easier than just a regular production tape you want something that's going to release quick and easy there's not a lip on the top and bottom

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