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Covering up and accessing awkward areas
- Thread starter Keitai
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Is there a question?
Sorry, looking for advice on how to cover things up and get organised when painting? Also, do people change shoes when they leave the decorating area so don't tread paint on carpet
Plastic sheet - thin stuff held up with low tack masking tape. then sheets or other "softening" in the bottom of the bath. Work in old slippers and ...slip them off when exiting 
Use plastic backed sheets - those or old school real heavy dust sheets are the only ones that will stop paint going through
Use plastic backed sheets - those or old school real heavy dust sheets are the only ones that will stop paint going through
Keitai, are you a decorator, gardener, or handyman?
Andy
Andy
Plastic sheet - thin stuff held up with low tack masking tape. then sheets or other "softening" in the bottom of the bath. Work in old slippers and ...slip them off when exiting
Would you say this in photo is plastic backed .
Going to do kitchen soon . I reckon wrap all the cabinets in plastic wrap?
Those sheets are backed as to the thin plastic sheet - you don't need to wrap the units, just hang the stuff at the top and let it drape down to the floor. Just don't let a draught through the room - it blows about. So you have thin plastic sheet hanging and your dust sheets on the floor.
as to the thin plastic sheet - you don't need to wrap the units, just hang the stuff at the top and let it drape down to the floor. Just don't let a draught through the room - it blows about. So you have thin plastic sheet hanging and your dust sheets on the floor.Those sheets are backed
Because it says waterproof?
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