[header] How to tank a wall [title] Remove shelves, curtains, and artwork from the walls. [step] Unscrew shelves and fixtures from the walls before you tank it. Move wall fixtures and shelves to a different room while you work.
[header] How to tank a wall [title] Remove shelves, curtains, and artwork from the walls. [step] Unscrew shelves and fixtures from the walls before you tank it. Move wall fixtures and shelves to a different room while you work.
Keep all paintings and artwork off the walls while you get the job done. [substeps] If you see dirt, oil, or sawdust on the walls, throw it away and go back into the kitchen to clean it up. [title] Stretch out and take off tape from the walls and ceilings. [step] Clean drywall off walls using isopropyl rubbing alcohol, followed by bar soap and water, and then replace the tape once it has dried. See before you tank your wall if any toxic materials are dropped onto your wall. [title] Check in between projects and set aside for later. This will make it easier to apply the tank mixture in an even coat and will prevent splatter from getting on your fixtures and shelves. [substeps] Don't forget to remove any screws or nails that were holding things up on the wall.