Paint Stripping
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Removing a Sash and Replacing Cords or Chains… smoothly, a bit of detailed work is often required. If the window has been painted many times, you may need to scrape or even remove paint from sashes or stops in order to free the action. A balky pulley may also need to have its paint removed. Often a spray …
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Painting Doors… you can so it won't be in the way and won't interfere with straight roller or brush strokes. Mask off what you don't remove . Paint the door with a roller until you have an even coat on the entire surface. Lay off the finish in an even layer with a 4 …
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Repairing Sash Windows… smoothly, a bit of detailed work is often required. If the window has been painted many times, you may need to scrape or even remove paint from sashes or stops in order to free the action. A balky pulley may also need to have its paint removed. Often a spray …
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Protecting Surfaces from Paint Splatter… accomplished by masking them off. It takes a bit of time, but it's a lot easier and takes a lot less time than trying to remove paint from a place it doesn't belong -- and from which it may not come off. So don't rush this process. Painting a room …
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Mending a Wood Sash… smoothly, a bit of detailed work is often required. If the window has been painted many times, you may need to scrape or even remove paint from sashes or stops in order to free the action. A balky pulley may also need to have its paint removed. Often a spray …
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Prepping for House Painting… fan nozzle, and avoid getting too close or you may damage the wood. Use a pull-type scraper with replaceable blades to remove paint from small areas. Press down on the blade with one hand as you pull with the other. When a blade becomes dull, replace …
