Mask the Garage Door Weather Stripping
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What happens here
Begin by raising the garage door approximately halfway, about this high, to avoid excessive bending during the masking process. Use your hand to feel along the bottom of the exposed weather strip to ensure there is no debris. Then, use a hand masker with 9-inch paper and 1-inch FrogTape (production tape) to mask off the weather strip at the top of the partially opened garage door. The goal is to prevent any paint from getting on the weather strip. Fold any excess paper upwards and tack it securely to the upper side of the garage door or the track to keep it out of the way. If the garage door sensors interfere with it being partially open due to the paper, hold the garage door button down continuously to override the sensors and fully lower the door. Inspect the masking to ensure all weather-strip areas are covered.
Goal: Protect the garage door weather strip from paint
Tools and materials
- 1-inch FrogTape Production Tape FrogTape — Securing the masking paper and creating clean lines
- 9-inch Masking Paper — Covering large areas of the weather strip
- Hand Masker — Efficiently applying masking paper and tape
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