Final Review and Disposal

5:50

8:42

139.2K views

At 5:50 in

When to pull your TAPE? Painting on Tape and when to remove it!

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

After all the tape has been removed, gather the used tape, rolling it into a plastic bag to prevent any remaining wet paint from dripping. Inspect the newly painted edges for any minor imperfections or areas needing touch-up. The presenter shows the clean lines achieved on the accent wall and rolls the tape into a plastic bag for disposal.

Goal: Ensure a flawless finish and proper cleanup after painting.

Tools and materials

Ladder or Step Stool Werner — To reach higher taped areas for removal and inspection
Painter's Tape FrogTape — Tape being removed from the freshly painted wall
Plastic Bag — To contain used painter's tape for disposal

What they say

(1,131 characters)

Hide

for the last 25 years now i started i ended right here where it was starting to dry so i'm just going to throw that up on my plastic now i'm just going to begin pulling my tape off where it's still wet getting nice crisp clean lines accent wall end right there it's frog tape alone right there with no caulking on it right there it gave pretty crisp a clean line right here it's got an issue we've got some pulling off the panel to trim there we'll have to touch that up i'm just going to begin pulling all this off i can tack it right on my plastic here the blinds we would typically remove the blinds before painting but in order to give you a good view of this video we left the blinds on otherwise the video would be too blown out too bright in other words so this edge is still wet right here just gonna pull that off frog tape no caulking right there perfectly crisp line i'm gonna pull plastic off my blind and roll my tape up inside there now i don't have any wet paint on tape that's going to get anywhere and there is our wall we got a few trim touch-ups we're going to do and that's my method of don't paint on your tape

Auto-generated from the video audio.