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Inspect, Secure, and Sand Surfaces

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How To Paint A House. The 4 Step Process To Painting Your Home.

What happens here

After cleaning, inspect all surfaces for loose or protruding nails. Use a hammer to firmly tap in any loose nails to ensure they are flush with the surface. For door jambs or other trim elements that may have old paint buildup or rough spots, use a 'paint eater' sander to smooth the surface. This prepares the area for caulking and priming by creating a smooth, even substrate.

Goal: Prepare surfaces by securing loose elements and smoothing rough areas

Tools and materials

  • Hammer
  • Paint Eater Sander
  • Safety Goggles

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going to the door jambs. Let the cocking dry. Then we're going to prime them with a peel bond primer. If you run into any loose nails, you definitely want to hammer in any loose nails or any protruding nails on the surface. We always the back side of the fascia. So throughout my videos, I'm using a lot of tools and accessories. If you're in

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