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Keep Paint Drips Off Light Fixtures

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Date: 01/03/2007 Topic: Home Improvement > Painting  
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To prevent drips on ceiling light fixtures, cover them with a plastic bag. Turn off the lights first so you don't melt the bags! Secure the bag where the fixture meets the ceiling with masking table. Plastic grocery bags work well for this, just cut off the handles so they don't get in the way.
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By Sharon (Guest Post)
Be sure to put a piece of masking tape, over the light switch! Someone might accidently turn the switch on...creating a mess for you?!...

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