Remove Masking and Reinstall Door

closely to make sure I don't need to do a second coat. Once I know I'm not going to have to do two coats, I take the mask off and that's it. Typically, what I do is put it out in the sun and that will dry it really Music] Bo Boise Boise Bo. So a simple little tip when it comes to removing masking: in a lot of situations, you'll get paint bridging from your masking to your surface or substrate. What you've painted, if you just pull this off, it might bridge in some areas and the paint will peel off. In the area you don't want it to paint, it will peel off. of the substrate. So I'm going to score it. I'm going to use a super sharp knife, a new blade on a double-edged knife. I'm going to score everything first before I start peeling it off. Take your time, score slowly, and then start removing the mask. If you don't do this, you could end up with a mess. It would be difficult to retouch. Now I'm going to use my double-edged knife to start a corner, and it should mostly come off in one piece. It comes off much faster than it goes on. We don't remove this when the door is wet; it's too risky. We remove everything else. [Music] What you don't want to do is touch this door either. Make sure that if you touch the door with your hands, your hands are washed and clean because it's dry, but not here. So there it is. The door is back. If you put it on the handle after putting the weatherstripping back on, blue door.