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Prepare Interior Surfaces and Address Imperfections

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Waterproofing Block at the Bruneau Observatory | PRO Painting Tips

What happens here

Inside the observatory, begin by masking the floor perimeter to protect it from the block filler. While applying the block filler using an inner-feed roller, pay close attention to any lint or debris that may transfer from the roller to the wall. Immediately pick off any visible lint from the wall using a utility knife or similar tool and wipe the roller clean with a damp sponge. This ensures a smooth, clean finish, preventing the need for sanding once the filler dries. The presenter emphasizes the importance of 'delinting' rollers before starting to prevent this issue.

Goal: Mask off the floor inside the observatory and prepare interior walls for block filler application, proactively removing lint and other imperfections from the roller and walls.

Tools and materials

  • Inner Feed Roller Kit (Titan)
  • Masking Paper
  • Masking Tape
  • Sponge
  • Utility Knife
  • White Block Filler

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conducted by docents here on on site in Bruno foreign resolve a problem here made a big mistake my Titan intervene roller I thought it has already been used and demented and that hasn't been and I just started off and we've got lints all over this wall that I'm trying to resolve picking off the big chunks you can see and then I'm wiping it down before it dries the smooth out the ones sticking up and then I'll go back and back roll it after that and it'll be fixed but resolve it now then I won't have to sand it out when it dries so it's a pro tip make sure you

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