Mask Doors with Tape and Paper
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What happens here
Masking doors is similar to windows, but often requires more precision to protect the door's surface while allowing for the new paint color to come up to the edge. Apply painter's tape along the door frame, overlapping the door's existing paint color by about 1/16 of an inch. This slight overlap ensures that the new paint covers the old color completely, preventing the old color from showing once the tape is removed. Attach masking paper to the tape to cover the door completely. For efficiency, use a masking tool that can dispense both paper and plastic.
Goal: Protect door surfaces from overspray and ensure a clean transition between old and new paint colors.
Tools and materials
- Hand-held Masking Tools 3M — Dispensing tape and paper/plastic for efficient masking
- Masking Paper 3M — Covering the door surface to protect it from overspray
- Painter's Tape FrogTape ProGrade Orange — Securing masking paper and creating clean lines on door frames
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