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As the paper is on the thinner side, I tape it firmly on all sides using masking tape to prevent buckling when it gets wet. This step is often overlooked, but it makes a huge difference later on.

If you decide to use masking tape instead of painter's tape for your next project, follow these tips to ensure you're left with a clean finish.

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In an article for BobVila.com, Bob Beacham breaks down the difference between masking tape and painter’s tape—including when you should use each kind.

11. Remove Any Masking Tape If you applied masking tape to hardware or sections of the door’s surface, use your razor blade to peel up the edges and carefully remove the tape.