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Removing Glue From DrywallYvonne from Springfield, VA Feedback About This Post:RE: Removing Glue From DrywallI removed wallpaper using just hot water in a spray bottle. Notice it did as well as adding any other product to the water. However, then I painted the wall with a oil based primer because I was advised that glue would bleed through if I didn't do so. But now that I have put the final paint on, the glue bleeds through only in certain lights. It is not awful but it is not acceptable to me. What can I do now to remove the glue impression since I have painted the wall. Thank you. Post By Joan K. (Guest Post) RE: Removing Glue From DrywallSame answer, Mark :-) Post by Deeli RE: Removing Glue From DrywallI used dib and removed off all the wallpaper but I still have residual glue on the wall board how do I get it off? Post By mark (Guest Post) RE: Removing Glue From DrywallSimply gently sand with a fine sand paper but be sure to cover furniture, etc. because it will create drywall dust ... Post by Deeli |
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