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Reddit mentions of Fixtec Premium Stainless Steel Flex Putty Knife HEAVY DUTY 4" Soft Grip Ergonomic Handle Makes Easy Work for Drywall, Wood Putty, Scraping, Spackling. Won't Rust or Corrode. Strong & Durable
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* HEAVY DUTY FLEX PUTTY KNIFE gives you the finest quality in its class. The premium Stainless Steel Blade is polished with a mirror finish. Unlike lesser steels, our stainless won't rust or corrode. It won't bend or break even with heavy use.* FLEXIBLE 1.0mm BLADE is precision crafted for exactly the right strength and flexibility. You'll notice the difference as soon as you start working with it. Materials go on smoothly and more precisely with less mess. It's less work for you!* COMFORTABLE ERGONOMIC HANDLE has the perfect soft grip. Your fingers and hand go around it just right no matter what position you hold it in. Makes hours of spackling or scraping easy and pain free. You won't experience stiffness that slows you down.* PERFECT FOR MANY USES including patching drywall, filling cracks and holes, spackling, scraping paint and other material. Has great stability and built to last for years of frequent use. Great for tradesmen, handy men, DIYers, crafters, and hobbyists.* 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ensures this will quickly become your favorite no-risk purchase. Many people are buying 2 or 3 of these so they have plenty on hand. HURRY AND BUY NOW while we have a new shipment in stock. This makes a great gift for friends, family, and co-workers.
Specs:
| Color | Black, Blue |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 8.5 Inches |
| Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
| Width | 4 Inches |
Hi, remove what paint you want to remove, and from 2 feet away with eye protection and a cheap paper respirator mask, use this product to spray the unpainted ceiling area. It comes out fast, so do not over spray the product or it will drip. You might want to shake up the can and practice spraying for 2 seconds outside, to visualize the volume.
Wait at least 15 minutes for that to dry, and with a 4" flexible drywall knife, apply some patching compound to the primed area, with the goal of achieving the same thickness as the old plaster. Wait overnight and then sand and paint. I recommend this patching compound. It's easy to work with, the knife will fit inside of the tub, it sands well, and it will not drip on you while it's being applied to the ceiling, as many other drywall joint compounds tend to do. What it can do sometimes is accidentally fall off the knife and onto the floor, so the way that you hold the knife with the product, a little bit at a time, as you approach putting it on the primed ceiling, is all important. And sand the dried patch with at least a 200 grit sandpaper that is being held by something flat, not your hand. And you may use the Kilz on your sanded patches prior to painting the ceiling. Again spray lightly. Good luck.