Remove Plastic Sheeting from Walls

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SPRAYING INTERIOR CEILINGS painting ceilings with a sprayer. Ceiling painting instructions.

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What happens here

Once all spraying has been completed and enough time has passed for any airborne paint dust or overspray to settle, the large plastic sheeting protecting the walls can be removed. This step is performed after the masking paper at the ceiling line is taken down, ensuring that no settled dust is disturbed onto freshly painted surfaces during the plastic removal.

Goal: After allowing time for overspray and dust to settle, carefully remove the remaining plastic sheeting protecting the walls.

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See, I've begun pulling all this plastic or paper down. And now I'm going to begin pulling the plastic down. Once all the spray, I'm going to leave the plastic up until all the strands done cuz there's a lot of uh dust in the air and we don't want that settling on the walls. But once all the sprays done, we're going to start pulling the plastic down, too. But I like to pull the paper down while the paint's still wet. And this plastic containing here, we got um one of us is out here spraying the ceilings. And that's the process.

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