Fw: OT: Rubbing down for cinema paint

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Just didn't think it was sandpaper - I would have thought even the finest
would scratch/mark/discolour the final top coat...

I'll have to take a trip to B&Q

thanks

G.

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Gareth,

If the Screwfix website is ever back for more than 5 seconds, have a
look at these few products (Alternatively they're all on p509 of
catalogue #76):
33586 Pole sander GBP 14.99 (sander sheets are part #65523, 3.99 for 10,
p91)

It's basically a pad which accepts sheets of "sandpaper" and then
stuck
on the end of an extendable broom handle. These products are related:
28087 / 12688 / 11587

You can get some pretty fine grade sandpaper, maybe this is what you're
after ?

HTH,

Tim.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gareth Cook  Sent: 21 October 2004 12:23
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> I've started putting the ScreenGoo on my wall for the
> projector screen, and I want to ensure the flattest paint
> finish I can (without spraying).
>
> I remember seeing a painter/decorator once rub down with
> something after rollering the paint on to flatten it down -
> wasnt sandpaper.
>
> Anyone know what he might have used ? He stuck it on the end
> of his paint pole - was a flat square of sorts - and then
> rubbed the walls down.
> Produced a fair bit of dust but got a lovely finish.
>
> G.

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