Wallpaper and Wallcoverings - What to use to clean drywall after wallpaper removal
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justagirl
06-17-08, 09:47 AM
What's the best method and/or cleaning solution for cleaning the drywall before Guardz?
Will 50/50 water and vinegar solution work?
Will 50/50 water and vinegar solution work?
justagirl
06-18-08, 07:54 AM
anyone?
there are almost 40 views to this post, yet no one is responding :confused:
there are almost 40 views to this post, yet no one is responding :confused:
Cantona
06-18-08, 01:22 PM
I have always used TSP to clean the walls right before priming.
That should do the trick
That should do the trick
justagirl
06-20-08, 08:56 AM
Thank you for your reply, Cantona. :(
I was begining to feel rejected
I was begining to feel rejected
mitch17
06-20-08, 03:51 PM
What are you doing? Why do the walls need to be cleaned? Why do you need to use Gardz?
twelvepole
06-22-08, 06:46 AM
It is difficult to answer a question when the details are not clear. Guardz is a Zinnser acrylic sealer. If applying to already painted walls, walls should be washed down with TSP (trisodium phospate) to eliminate soil, repairs made and sanded smooth when dry, and either affected areas or all walls sealed. Read and follow label directions. For more info about Guardz: http://www.zinnser.com/product_detail.asp?ProductID=27 For application tips, click on Brochure.
Paperhanger
06-26-08, 12:14 PM
I have always used TSP to clean the walls right before priming.
That should do the trick
Better tell them to make sure you wash all the TSP off the wall with clean before priming as it can eat the new primer. Doesn't happen often but when it does, watch out :(
That should do the trick
Better tell them to make sure you wash all the TSP off the wall with clean before priming as it can eat the new primer. Doesn't happen often but when it does, watch out :(
marksr
06-26-08, 02:08 PM
I agree, I rarely use TSP on the interior, other solvents and cleaners are easier to work with inside. TSP is great on the exterior where you can rinse it with a water hose or pressure washer :D