How to polish the wall in woodworking decoration

Wall polishing is one of the essential tasks in interior decoration, which can make the wall smoother and the performance of wall paint more beautiful. Next, I will introduce how to polish the wall area in woodworking decoration.

1. Tool preparation: electric sandpaper machine, manual sandpaper, foam board, plastic block, slider, washing liquid, clean water, brush, cloth, etc. Select the appropriate size and model as required.

2. Pretreatment: First, clean up the dust and other impurities on the wall surface, and slightly wet the wall surface, so that the residual substances can be easily wiped off with sandpaper to ensure the perfect treatment effect and reduce the harm of dust flying to the body.

3. Sandpaper treatment: Use an electric sandpaper machine, hang sandpaper with appropriate thickness, and cross-sweep the wall surface from top to bottom, from left to right, until the wall surface is smooth and smooth, so as to avoid repeated polishing in the same place, so as not to damage the wall surface. Moreover, too frequent shaking and huge pressure may lead to the rapid wear of sandpaper, thus affecting the polishing effect and uniformity.

4. Corner treatment: Use manual sandpaper to treat the edges and corners of the wall. Manual sandpaper should be slightly bent, cleaned and processed along the scanning direction of the corner, and repeated constantly. Do not use too much force, otherwise it may cause damage and damage to the corner and make the work return.

5. Cleaning treatment: vacuum the wall with a vacuum cleaner to reduce the occurrence of dust splashing. Wipe the wall with a wet sponge or clean water and cloth to remove dust and scratches. After polishing, it can also be wiped with washing liquid and cloth to ensure that the wall is completely clean and smooth.

In short, wall leveling is an important job, and attention should be paid to details to avoid affecting the decoration effect. After the wall surface polishing treatment is completed, it can be constructed in advance or painted for subsequent treatment.