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Painting prep.

deckie27 · 2007-07-13 21:27:21

Hi I'm about to paint the ahll in house the wall was a bit rough go i filled and sanded etc. The thing is not theres like a layer of dust on the walls Whats the best way to take this off? Spong and bucket of water? Cheers Declan

13-07-2007 9:27pm

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deckie27

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Hi

I'm about to paint the ahll in house
the wall was a bit rough go i filled and sanded etc.
The thing is not theres like a layer of dust on the walls
Whats the best way to take this off?
Spong and bucket of water?

Cheers
Declan

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#2 13-07-2007 9:50pm

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mmm vacuum cleaner??

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#3 14-07-2007 4:15pm

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Soft sweeping brush. Make sure you touch up your filler spot(s) too with some type of matt paint, if you intend to use a sheened finish, otherwise the fillers will show through the paint.

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