Take the 2-minute tour ×  How do I add multiple masks to a layer
in Photoshop CS3? I already created one mask for chain link
fence so that the fence would appear between a person and his
original background:   Now I would like to apply a second mask
to the chain link fence for dirty grunge effect - for example,
make some chains broken or frailed. The reason why I want two
masks is so that I can edit each independently and have a non-
destructive way of playing with my fence.  share|improve this
question  2 Answers 2  up vote 1 down vote accepted  It's hacky,
but you can add multiple raster masks by Grouping the layer. Of
course, this may cause problems if you need it to be bound to a
lower layer, but if the layer is "independent" you can add as
many redundant masks as you want.  So, in your example, you
could make your fence with its layer mask. Then make a group
with the fence (and any effects). Mask the group with the man's
outline so the fence appears behind him.  share|improve this
answer I wouldn't call t