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Remove Protection and Final Inspection

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Stop Rust Before It Destroys Your Gas Lines

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What happens here

Once the final coat of paint is dry to the touch, carefully remove all the tape and cardboard protection from around the gas pipe and meter. Take your time to avoid smudging the fresh paint. Conduct a final visual inspection to ensure all parts of the pipe are evenly painted and there are no missed spots or paint drips. The gas pipe should now appear uniform, rust-free, and aesthetically pleasing.

Goal: Clean up the workspace and ensure the finished product looks good

Tools and materials

  • Cardboard Unspecified — Drop cloth (now removed)
  • Tape Unspecified — Masking off areas (now removed)

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grand, dude. Step right there, yeah. There we go. Okay. >> There we go. Okay. You want to make this even better? Music. And you could bring music when you do it. Oh, yeah, dude. This is coming out looking really good, Logan. Well, I think you bring a music. I think you bring a fan. That way you can just be running this while it's doing it and I think you're going to do great, man. I think it'll go a lot quicker with a fan. Dude, Logan, man, I have to say, I'm really impressed with your with what you got rocking here, dude. I think that you can do this job no problem. And that's what me and little fix it got for you today. This is great. Big shout out to Uncle Ken for letting us come over and paint up his gas pipe. I think this was a great little project and I think it's a great start to a new little fix it business adventure. You guys are going to have to let me know what you think. I mean, 30 bucks to come over and paint your gas pipe like that. Get it all hooked up looking pretty, rust free. You have to let me know. If you guys could please like, subscribe, hit that follow button. We'd love to have you keep coming back. Thank you very much. We'll see you again real soon.

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