Essentials Fitting Kit
Essentials Fitting Kit
Includes the seam roller, a microfibre cloth, 235ml of VuPlex Anti-Static Cleaner and your choice of pack size containing (alcohol) surface cleaning wipes.
Generally we would recommend two wipes per panel location where the paint is already in a generally clean condition, but please note this also depends on the the size of panels being applied. In rooms with a cooker, or a fireplace, or a history of cigarette smoke you may need to make an extra effort, for example a good method is to clean paint surfaces with a warm wet cloth and household detergent then use these wipes to remove the last of any stubborn grease. Particularly dirty surfaces should be sanded, vacuumed and wiped clean.
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