sanding drywall patches(a clean way??)
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02-19-02, 10:26 PM
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sanding drywall patches(a clean way??)
Just wondering if anyone has any tips on keeping the messy sanding the ceiling patch job...CLEAN........The only way I used to try before was holding a vaccum up next to where I am sanding.
Other other TIPS out there ????????
I want to minimaze the dust getting everywhere. Even covering the stuff up isn't always guaranteed to protect everything.
thanks
Other other TIPS out there ????????
I want to minimaze the dust getting everywhere. Even covering the stuff up isn't always guaranteed to protect everything.
thanks
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02-20-02, 04:31 AM
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First knock off any ridges with a wide mud knife. Then "sand" with a big warm, slightly damp sponge. This way also makes a beautiful inside corner.
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02-20-02, 08:20 AM
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even seams
Stupid question....but I have used compound on the seams to even them out, now I am sanding, but how can you tell when the seams are even enough to paint? Do you just keep sanding until no more compound comes off? or just visually look at it, but it is hard to tell if they are even or not. Any suggestions????
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