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Greg - GCR PowerClean
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Hey guys & gals,
I was wondering what brilliant ideas other contractors have devised when it comes to "tarping off" or protecting areas from overspray or excess sealer. To date the best method we have found is to use 4' X 8' sheets of luan (very thin plywood) and back it up to the railings with spring clamps. Then we just slide them down as we seal. Please don't tell me your using the "Deckhand" or such and you have no overspray... it just doesn't happen... if the sealer isn't exactly where you want it it's overspray. Thanks and Happy Easter.
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Greg Rentschler
GCR PowerClean
www.gcrpowerclean.com
NEW E-Mail address: GCR PowerClean@cs.com
I was wondering what brilliant ideas other contractors have devised when it comes to "tarping off" or protecting areas from overspray or excess sealer. To date the best method we have found is to use 4' X 8' sheets of luan (very thin plywood) and back it up to the railings with spring clamps. Then we just slide them down as we seal. Please don't tell me your using the "Deckhand" or such and you have no overspray... it just doesn't happen... if the sealer isn't exactly where you want it it's overspray. Thanks and Happy Easter.
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Greg Rentschler
GCR PowerClean
www.gcrpowerclean.com
NEW E-Mail address: GCR PowerClean@cs.com