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Final TSP Cleaning and Drying

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How to paint a shower or bathtub.

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What happens here

Perform a final, thorough cleaning of the shower using TSP (Trisodium Phosphate) cleaner. Mix the TSP, which was provided in the kit, with warm water in a bucket according to product instructions. Wipe down all shower surfaces, including the walls and floor, with the TSP solution. It is recommended to perform this TSP cleaning twice. The shower fixtures (showerhead, handles, spout) and their escutcheon plates should also be removed prior to this step to ensure all hidden areas are cleaned and sanded. After the TSP cleaning, rinse the entire shower thoroughly with clean water. Finally, allow the shower to air dry completely for at least one full day before proceeding to the next steps.

Goal: Perform a final, thorough cleaning with TSP, rinse, and allow the shower to completely dry.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — Mixing the TSP solution
  • Rag / Sponge — Wiping down shower surfaces
  • Screwdriver — Removing shower fixtures and plates
  • TSP — Final cleaning and degreasing of the shower surface
  • Warm Water Tap water — Mixing with TSP for cleaning

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smoothing them out. [Music] So, we've scrubbed the heck out of this thing. Now, we've been just using our sanding sponge, and these are actually wet and dry sanding sponges, the scouring pad, and then using our crud cutter. Just scrubbed it really well. Got all that silicone off, and now we're wiping it all down. And then we're going to be we actually just got the cleaner that was in a kit. This is actually just TSB and now we're starting the TSB process cleaning it with that. So we did remove the fixture too. We bought the scotching plate out right here so we can plain sand behind that the shower. So there was a plate down here on the nozz. We actually pulled that plate off so we can actually paint and clean behind there also. [Music] So, now we're getting it pretty close to being clean. We're actually using our TSP that they actually provided in the kit. Now, we got it said just to put it in a gallon of warm water. It's in our bucket. We're going to rinse it. Um, we've cleaned it once with this TSP. We're going to clean it one more time. Then we're going to rinse it with uh clean water. Then we'll let it dry for a day and then come back and begin painting this thing. So, we're going to

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