Deglossing Trim Surfaces

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What happens here

Before spraying trim, it is crucial to degloss all existing trim surfaces. Use a deglosser solution applied with a wet rag. This process cleans the trim, removes contaminants, reduces the existing sheen, softens the old paint for better adhesion, and eliminates the need for a separate primer coat. Always wear gloves when handling chemical deglossers.

Goal: Prepare trim for new paint by cleaning and enhancing adhesion.

Tools and materials

Deglosser Solution — Cleaning and preparing trim surfaces for painting
Gloves — Protecting hands from chemicals
Wet Rag — Applying the deglosser and wiping down surfaces

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in here we're gonna be spraying trim with a titin for 40 you got Lucas Lucas is working on something what are you doing Lucas plus the Salukis is right now we're getting ready to spray he's doing the dig lossy and so he's the glossing all the trim right now with a degausser so that the de Gloucester cleans everything gets any contaminants off the trim and it also knocks down the sheen and softens the paint it makes it sell that paint bonds a lot better and we do that instead of priming so we use the de Gloucester instead of a primer so this is upstairs so up here we're not doing

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