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Sanding Peeling Paint and Edges

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Restore a Weather-Beaten Exterior Door Jamb Like New! | Ekasand + Rustoleum Triple Thick Primer

What happens here

Using an Ekasant electric orbital sander equipped with a coarse grit sanding sponge, aggressively sand all areas of the door jamb where the primer is peeling. Pay close attention to removing all loose and flaking paint to ensure a smooth, stable surface for subsequent coats. Then, switch to a half-inch foam abrasive to carefully sand contoured and rounded edges, achieving a smooth transition and preparing these areas for painting.

Tools and materials

  • Coarse Grit Sanding Sponge EkasantAttached to the sander for aggressive paint removal
  • Ekasant Electric Orbital Sander EkasantMain tool for removing peeling paint
  • Half-inch Foam AbrasiveHand-sanding curved and detailed areas

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go. [Music] So anywhere where there was spackle, I'm trying to find the spackle spots. Sand that spackle. Down low is where all the water damage is. [Music] So, I'm going to switch off my flat abrasive. I'm going to switch over to a um 1/2 inch foam abrasive to get the contoured and routed edges. [Laughter] [Music]

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