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Smooth Rough Surfaces with Sanding Sponges

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How To Paint A House. Powerwashing, Prepping, & Painting a House. DIY tools & tips for painters.

What happens here

Following the wire brushing, use medium-grit sanding sponges to meticulously smooth out any rough or 'fuzzy' edges on the siding where paint was removed. This crucial step creates a uniform and even surface, which is essential for proper adhesion of the primer and subsequent paint layers, resulting in a professional and aesthetically pleasing finish.

Goal: Create a smooth and even surface on the siding for primer application

Tools and materials

  • Medium Sanding Sponges — Smoothing rough edges and fuzzy areas on the siding

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sponges and get all the loose paint off. Just going along here, wire brushing the bottoms of them. And then we're going back and sanding all this with our just like that with our medium sanding sponges to smooth it out. Make sure it's not all fuzzy. And then we've got primer and we're using Sher Williams super paint. And we're using an 18inch nap to just go and and back roll over all this

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