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Mask the Bottom Weather Strip

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What happens here

Using a hand masker loaded with 9-inch masking paper and 1-inch FrogTape production tape, mask off the exposed weather strip at the bottom of the raised garage door. Ensure the tape creates a clean, tight line to prevent any paint from getting onto the weather strip. Once the initial strip is applied, tuck and tack any excess paper on the sides to secure it.

Goal: Protect the bottom weather strip from paint.

Tools and materials

  • Hand MaskerApplying masking paper and tape quickly and efficiently
  • Tough GaffCutting masking tape and paper cleanly
  • 1-inch FrogTape Production Tape FrogTapeSecuring masking paper and providing sharp paint lines
  • 9-inch Masking PaperProtecting the garage door weather strip and surrounding areas from paint

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going to begin masking so we got this weather strip exposed right here nine inch paper one inch frog tape production tape I'm gonna mask this off we don't want to get any paint on this weather strip all right is that it for you today Chris yeah just some inch and a half Pro grade Frosty all right I don't have that on the account yeah we also got some new products if you want to check this out this is a new roller keeper we just got in cool we also have a two inch and a four inch 2x Flex group a two Edge Flex knife if you want to check those out as well oh cool I'll be good for a video give me a um all right you're good to go we'll have a good day yeah you too later see the masking process is made really fast using a hand masker and a tough Gaff now I'm gonna fold this up tuck it on the other side [Applause] I'm gonna tack it up

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