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Clean with Krud Kutter

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

What happens here

Spray Krud Kutter Concentrated Cleaner/Degreaser directly onto sections of the chalky metal door surface. Using a rag, vigorously scrub the areas to break down and remove the chalky film, grease, grime, oil, and wax. Once a section is scrubbed, rinse the rag in a bucket of clean water, wring it out, and wipe down the cleaned area to remove the Krud Kutter solution and any loosened chalk. It is crucial to frequently rinse the rag in clean water to prevent simply spreading the contaminants around. Repeat this process across the entire door surface until all chalkiness is visibly removed.

Goal: Thoroughly clean the entire chalky surface of the door using Krud Kutter cleaner/degreaser and a rag, followed by rinsing with clean water to remove all chalky residue.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket
  • Rag
  • Clean water N/A

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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 so i got my crud cutter on there now i'm just gonna now it's important to keep cleaning your rag otherwise you'll just be smearing it around this chalky residue you're spraying like with a latex paint that's a product called emulsibond will help your latex paint bond to a chalky surface but we're going to be able to get all this stuff off and then it's back here it's fairly warm today so this should dry off extremely fast for me to be able to mask it's not a porous surface it's just a metal surface so i don't have water absorbing into the surface

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