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Adjust Door, Remove Masking, and Store Gun

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Spray Like a Pro: Garage Door Finish That Wows the Neighborhood

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What happens here

Once the first coat is applied and inspected, lift the garage door approximately halfway. This exposes the bottom edge of the door and the bottom weather stripping, allowing for proper drying and access for masking removal. Carefully remove the masking paper from the bottom edge of the garage door. For windows, it is recommended to leave the masking tape (specifically Frog Tape Blue and Green, not less effective production tape) on until the paint is fully dry to prevent smudging or damaging the fresh paint during removal. Place your spray gun into a bucket of water to keep the tip from clogging while the paint dries.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket of Water
  • Spray Gun
  • Frog Tape Blue
  • Frog Tape Green

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um the weather strip. So, I'm going to raise that up, set my gun in water, and I'm going to let that set just in case I had to reshoot it again. I'm not going to clean out my pump cuz what happens if I had light spots every now and then, sometimes I've had light spots before, and I've had to reshoot things before. When I raise it up halfway, I pull the masking off the bottom, and then we'll let it dry, lower it back down, and I pull our masking. If you got a garage door with uh glass windows in there, want to make sure you use the proper tape to uh to mask them with. I used Frog Tape blue and Frog Tape green. There's nothing like having to, you know, pull your masking off and you use a production tape and now you got to take a 5 in1 or a window scraper and clean your glass off. I used a Frog Tape production tape on the ground. I got two

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