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1. Make sure the ceiling and walls are free of any dust or debris.
2. Use a painter’s tape that is specifically designed for use on ceilings.
3. Start by taping along the outline of any fixtures, like light fixtures, fans, and vents.
4. Continue to tape around the edges of the ceiling, making sure to press the tape firmly against the ceiling.
5. Follow the tape with a straight edge, like a ruler or an L-shaped piece of cardboard, to ensure that the tape adheres evenly and securely.
6. When you have finished taping around the edge of the ceiling, begin to tape along any additional lines or patterns on the surface, such as a grid or stippling pattern.
7. Once finished, carefully remove the tape before painting in order to prevent any paint bleeding underneath the tape.