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Seal Large Window Bottom and Corners

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

What happens here

Once the top and sides are taped, tuck the bottom edge of the plastic sheeting underneath the window frame. Apply painter's tape along the entire bottom edge, ensuring it forms a tight seal against the frame. Pay close attention to corners, pressing the tape firmly and adding small, overlapping pieces if necessary to prevent any leaks or gaps for overspray. Finally, visually inspect the entire masked window to ensure all edges are sealed and the plastic is secure, especially in areas prone to wind movement.

Goal: Fully seal the bottom and corners of the large window frame for complete protection.

Tools and materials

  • Ladder/Step Stool Little GiantReaching high areas of the window frame
  • Painter's TapeSecuring plastic and sealing all edges and corners
  • Plastic Sheeting Premium Easy MaskEnsuring complete coverage and protection

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I'm gonna tuck that up underneath. Just sitting it up, way up inside. I'm gonna show you what I'll do as I'll grab. I'll come here. I'll put touch my plastic on there. Now I'll raise it up to the line I want it to. So I'm gonna touch the plastic. It's gonna stack onto the tape. Now I'm gonna find that line, fill the corner in, make sure there's no leaks right there. We've got one more side right here. Gotta come up on the ladder. Check it out. Everything's tight. You don't see anything. Looks good.

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