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Surface Preparation: Sanding

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Painting a Rod Iron Fence with The Idaho Painter

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What happens here

Before beginning the painting process, ensure the metal fence surface is adequately prepared. This involves thoroughly sanding the existing fence to remove any loose paint, rust, or debris. The video mentions that sanding was completed prior to the recording, indicating its importance for proper paint adhesion.

Goal: Create a clean and smooth surface for paint adhesion.

Tools and materials

  • Sander Equisand — Removing loose paint, rust, and debris from the metal surface
  • Sandpaper — Abrasive for sanding the fence

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well it's a beautiful day in Boise Idaho and Chris is at a commercial building and he is painting a rod iron fun he's using rust-oleum oil-based paint [Music] there's one person with us if you're with us let us know you're here and if you have any questions feel free to give us a call a call feel free to Oh Michaels with us hi Luis hi Axl Kevin Jones is with us q Jess hi Alan Dani from Florida says you guys are awesome I think they're having an awesome moment right now hi Daniel hi Ricky hi Gabriel hi Cody so Chris is painting a wrought iron fence which his Apollo sprayer HVLP sprayer so probably in the 80s and Boise so this is the sprayer he's using anybody has any questions we could ask him rod I are not wrought-iron yes I know it's been a long day Brian I'm at the is from Brazil we have not been to Spokane yet but thanks for being with us we're at Pullman last weekend moving our daughter out of her place which is just I guess south of you guys in Spokane oh sorry Bryan I've been out here all day that was all me hi Sean from fat brush from Moscow Idaho yes we were just up there last Saturday and Sunday okay Bryan he's really beating a dead horse we know Lisa put that in there not right and I will fix it when we're done but if anybody has any questions I could get him to stop is that electrostatic no it is not electrostatic it is HVLP sprayer from Apollo and he is using a rust-oleum oil based product

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