What can I use to clean a wood surface down after sanding? I normally use a brush but it’s not always enough. If I run my fingers over the wood, there’s still a fine layer of sawdust.
Cleaning wood after sanding
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Damp cloth, white spirit to avoid raising the grain.
I normally use a dusting brush attachment on my dust extractor (vacuum) and a dusting brush.
Compressed air is a better option but if you don't have a compressor you can use tack clothes
https://www.toolstation.com/prodec-tack-cloths/p27935
If I am sanding prior to applying primer I normally just use a dusting brush- I expect to sand the primer anyway. I only use the compressor and tack cloths when spraying.
Compressed air is a better option but if you don't have a compressor you can use tack clothes
https://www.toolstation.com/prodec-tack-cloths/p27935
If I am sanding prior to applying primer I normally just use a dusting brush- I expect to sand the primer anyway. I only use the compressor and tack cloths when spraying.
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