DJE
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I've been using a pole sander for this iob for the last few years but today I lashed up a method of fitting a Scotchbrite pad to it. Finished the job in record time!
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I just use a handheld Scotchbrite pad with a running hose in the other hand.
Hopefully, the usual suspects won't take offence at the description "Scotch".
How do you recover the wastewater? At least I wonder about the guy who has a running hose in one hand. That wouln't fly here (you'd face a very large cleanup bill, just after you were asked to leave and not come back).
Vacuum sanding with HEPA seems easier and neater.
I like Scotch, particularly the single malt products from Islay and Jura.I just use a handheld Scotchbrite pad with a running hose in the other hand.
Hopefully, the usual suspects won't take offence at the description "Scotch".
HEPA pole sander - this guy looks pretty cool.
750W Long Handle Drywall Sander
My HEPA set up weighs a tonne, I wouldn't be without it though, so I suppose I can't justify the cost, ho hum. Here comes the bad back
Do you use the mesh wet or dry?Use a pole too - with an articulating flat bed end and plasterers sanding mesh - - really rips into it !
Here in the UK nobody bothers, just sand it off, let it go on the floor & wash into the sea. To be honest i cant see us being allowed to do it much longer.
You would get a big bill for the cleanup and be escorded from the property. A violation of sate law and your rental agreement.
Scotch is a drink, alcohol - cheap, you might mix it with ginger or coke. its made as a strictly controlled chemical process in bulk in large factories. It is made well over strength in big stainless vats and then 'diluted', cut?, with water. I believe the colour might come from caramel. Instead of 'Scotch' you could replace the alcohol with cheap Vodka or Gin - and not notice the difference - why would anyone be offended. We are becoming unnecessarily PC.
Anyone wanting to drink a decent whisky will define it by source and age, whether it comes from Scotland, Ireland, Taiwan or Tasmania.
Jonathan