Remove Masking and Reassemble

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Once all coats of stain have been applied and are completely dry, carefully begin removing all the masking materials. This includes the paper and tape around the fireplace edges, the plastic covering the fireplace opening, and any drop cloths over furniture. After removing the masking, reattach any brass or hardware components, such as the fireplace doors, that were previously removed or repainted. The fireplace should now appear white, clean, and modern.

Goal: Reveal the newly stained fireplace by removing masking and reassembling components.

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pretty good for this, too. Well, I almost got this thing all sprayed. laid out and back brush. We're going to begin pulling the masking here pretty soon after it's all dry. And then we're going to put back the fireplace. We took those brass uh grates out there, sprayed them semig gloss black. We got to finish spraying the two that are still attached there. And then we'll have this fire fireplace put back together. And we'll show you what that looks like here shortly. So, there you have it. We got all the masking pulled off. Got all this brass painted. We're going to begin putting the doors back on and the rest of this hardware. You can see our fireplace is all completed. Just got a few touch-ups to do, but you can see it's nice white. Looks brand new and up to date and in style now.

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