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Since I plan on doing some DIY at home I thought I would post this question here as it is a DIY forum
Anybody reccomend a decent sander on a cost to performance ratio for stripping paint on skirting on doorframes?
Also which type is best? the mouse type or triangular one for this sort of work?
And because it is DIY I'm not interested in festool or makita types
Thanks
Anybody reccomend a decent sander on a cost to performance ratio for stripping paint on skirting on doorframes?
Also which type is best? the mouse type or triangular one for this sort of work?
And because it is DIY I'm not interested in festool or makita types
Thanks
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you will be there for hours stripping paint with a sander.
imo you have two options
1. burn/nitromors the paint off
2. just replace the skirtings/archs, it will be much quicker and they will look better (unless you have something special on)
when looking at sanders remember to check how much the pads cost. I had a nice little B&D one but the pads were really dear. My DW411 1/4 sheet jobbie I can put standard 115mm sandpaper in it
imo you have two options
1. burn/nitromors the paint off
2. just replace the skirtings/archs, it will be much quicker and they will look better (unless you have something special on)
when looking at sanders remember to check how much the pads cost. I had a nice little B&D one but the pads were really dear. My DW411 1/4 sheet jobbie I can put standard 115mm sandpaper in it
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