Masking Windows and Doors
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What happens here
The painter shows how to mask a door and discusses strategies for windows. For windows where the vinyl siding is raised above the trim, simply 'facing' the window (applying tape directly to the glass) is an acceptable and efficient method. However, for windows with flush or lower trim, he uses FrogTape to define precise edges and then rolls or faces the remaining window area. For doors, he uses plastic sheeting secured with tape for full coverage. He highlights streamlining masking by using only two tape sizes (1-inch and 1.5-inch) and a 9-inch masking paper, folding or overlapping the paper as needed for wider areas.
Goal: This step demonstrates effective masking techniques for windows and doors using tape and plastic sheeting to protect them from paint overspray.
Tools and materials
- Hand Masker
- Masking Paper (9-inch)
- Masking Tape (1-inch
- 1.5-inch)
- Plastic Sheeting
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