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Mask Remaining Hardware

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Pintar una puerta de entrada | Pasos sencillos en español

What happens here

Any remaining door hardware that could not be fully removed (such as a coded keypad lock) is carefully masked using painter's tape and brown paper. The goal is to create a perfect seal around the hardware, preventing any paint from touching it. The masking should be precise, creating a hair-thin line above the white surface of the door, as any paint under the tape would be visible upon removal.

Tools and materials

  • Brown Paper
  • Painter's Tape

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edges. I don't want to get to the white and if I get to the white when I pull back my masking you're going to see white, so I'm going to make sure that none of my masking is touching the white door. It's literally going to be just a hairline above that. Now I'm just going to take this, so I'm going to take my

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