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Need to remove emulsion from bathroom wall before I can repaint. Going to take way too long to scrap off old flakey paint by hand. Is there a suitable sander which I can use which will fit to a power drill?
Scraper like this
http://www.screwfix.com/p/heavy-duty-scraper-4/16530#
Followed by a random orbit sander.
It's actually easier to reskim
It is bloody dusty.
Followed by a random orbit sander.It's actually easier to reskim
+1
It is bloody dusty.
Not if you have a dust extractor connected to the sander....
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true. Didn't have my vacuum when I tried it with my orbital sander. The sander then broke and I used my angle grinder anyway so no dust take-off.
Now that was messy!