Masking and Painting Hinges
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Masking to spray with an airless sprayer. Idaho Painter spraying tips.
What happens here
The presenter moves to a different door to address hinges that are covered in old paint. He explains that removing and cleaning such hinges can be time-consuming and expensive. Instead, he demonstrates how to mask them for painting. He uses an orange painter's tape (often a multi-surface tape) for the hinges, applying it around the hinge to create a clean line. He then attaches brown masking paper to the tape, completely covering the hinge. The masking paper is twisted and molded around the hinge to fully protect it. He mentions that after the masking, these hinges will be spray-painted with a 'bomb can' of primer and then the trim paint, to blend them in and make them look much better.
Goal: Cover and prepare painted hinges for a fresh, uniform finish.
Tools and materials
- Handheld Masking Tool — Dispensing and applying tape and paper
- Masking Paper Roll — Covering the hinges
- Orange Painter's Tape — Creating a clean edge around the hinges
- Spray Primer
- Trim Paint — The final coat for the hinges to match the door trim
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