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Masking Small Window Bottom and Second Side

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Most People Get This WRONG – How to Mask Windows Like a Pro

What happens here

After securing the first side, tuck the bottom edge of the plastic sheeting underneath the window frame. Apply painter's tape along the bottom edge, ensuring it creates a tight seal. For the remaining vertical side, repeat the process of pulling the plastic tight and applying tape. At the corners, fold the plastic neatly to create a clean finish and apply small pieces of tape to secure any loose edges, ensuring no gaps for overspray. Any overhanging plastic can be folded back instead of cut for neatness.

Goal: Complete masking for the bottom and remaining vertical side of the small window.

Tools and materials

  • Masking Film DispenserApplying tape to the vertical side
  • Painter's TapeSecuring plastic and sealing edges, especially corners
  • Plastic Sheeting Premium Easy MaskProtecting the window from overspray

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So now I'm gonna take tuck this under. I'm gonna hurry up quickly, mask this bottom before the wind catches it and lifts it up. Get another piece of masking. Put this on there, tear that corner, fold this corner up. The corners, I always take, put a piece on the corner. Fill that in. Now I'm gonna fill this in. And I got a little piece over hanging. I don't have to worry about cutting it. I just lift it up, fold it up. So that's how I go about masking a small window.

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