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Whether you’re painting trim, siding, or interior windows, use the right tape! #tools #shorts

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video provides detailed instructions and tips on how to properly mask a door, especially glass panels, in preparation for spray painting. It focuses on using Frog Tape for clean lines and easy removal, as well as crucial techniques for removing tape to prevent paint damage.

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All right, I'm getting ready to spray a door right here. I masked off the glass. I used a frog tape, one inch and frog tape, inch and a half green on the glass, and ensures that I'm not gonna get any bleeding onto this glass that I won't have to go back and clean off. I like the frog tape green, even if I'm gonna pull the masking same day because it releases super easy when I'm trying to pull off this plastic on this window and anywhere around this door, the release is so much easier. It's gonna ensure there's not to be any residue left on this glass itself when I pull. I'm gonna spray the door. I typically always pull the masking when the paint is wet. If you don't pull it while the paint is wet, you wanna make sure you score it with a knife so you don't get bridging from tape to door, which will actually pull off the paint. So we're gonna get ready to spray this door. We'll show you what it looks like after being massed with frog tape green.

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