What is the best way to remove soot from wood smoke on painted wood surfaces, both interior and exterior?
November 24, 2010 | In: Interior And Exterior
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Question by Rebel: What is the best way to remove soot from wood smoke on painted wood surfaces, both interior and exterior?
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Answer by sissy
TSP..TRI SODIUM PROSPATE or something like that…its sold at most paint stores for cleaning before painting..it will clean up anything..
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1 Response to What is the best way to remove soot from wood smoke on painted wood surfaces, both interior and exterior?
johnb693
November 24th, 2010 at 1:18 pm
I agree with sissy, TSP is usually the best way to go. Use it until, it’s clean, then prime and paint the wood over again.
If there is some deep soot, still, then, use a sander, with the lightest grit, to sand it off. If the light grit, doesn’t work, use a heavier grit. Best to start of light, and work up, rather than heavy to light grit sandpapers.