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Apply and Scrub with Cleaner/Degreaser

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Painting Chalky Surfaces! How to make your paint adhere better!

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Apply a concentrated cleaner and degreaser, such as Krud Kutter, directly to the chalky surface of the door. Spray a generous amount over a manageable section. Using a clean rag or a sponge, thoroughly scrub the sprayed area. The cleaner will help break down and lift the chalky residue, making it easier to remove. The goal is to remove as much of the chalk as possible during this scrubbing phase.

Goal: Remove chalky residue, grease, and grime using a cleaner/degreaser.

Tools and materials

  • Clean RagsApplying cleaner and scrubbing the surface

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cleaner degreaser product crud cutter i'm gonna grab my crud cutter spray that on here so that can start drying this thing just removes with a phillips head screw i'm going to be masking with some frog tape blue and green frog tape i don't want anything bleeding through onto anything i don't want painted good to have just a duster brush to get things dusted and cleaned off once again i don't have the luxury of removing the door so i'm going to be just masking off my hinges with frog tape right there i'm going to spray on my crud cutter i just got a rag so this is going to get you know some of this chalkiness off you can see your paint will have a problem adhering to that chalky surface so i don't have the luxury of your power washing and stuff back here behind this building so this will work just fine i do have some water back here i'm going to scrub and then i'll rinse it off with water make sure there's no contaminants on it so this is just crud cutter it's a cleaner degreaser my clean water will help get more of the chalkiness off this is just gonna help clean the surface

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