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Sunday’s PAINTING tip - masking 101. #painting101 #howto #diy #homeimprovents #painter #frogtape

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The Idaho Painter

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This video demonstrates a simple yet effective technique for removing painter's plastic masking and tape after painting. The method involves rolling the masking inward as it's pulled off, which bundles the wet paint and sticky tape surfaces inside a compact ball, preventing mess and making disposal much cleaner and easier.

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so let me give you a simple little tip now when it comes up pulling the masking so I'm going to pull my mask in now and I'm not just going to toss it aside what I like to do is I got wet paint I'm gonna start rolling all the masking inside of itself like this right here if you mask it right it should all come off you shouldn't have to get in a ladder I'm going to take I'm going to get all my tape make sure all my tape is bundled inside my plastic all my wet paint is bundled inside the plastic now it's just a ball of plastic now when you actually put this into the bag you don't have tape like sticking to your trash bag and making your trash bag all stuck together it's simple little trick of rolling and bundling your masking up before putting it in your plastic bag which

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