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Originally Posted by milt View Post
Just don't sand it. We are now chemically cleaning the surface paint and going directly into a primer coat. You can gently sand the primer coat only to knock off any nubs and apply the finish coat.
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Personally, I will test beforehand for loose lead contamination, work on newer homes, or walk away.

Right now I'm favoring walking away.
You won't touch it, someday perhaps no-one will. And lead paint is alot easier to deal with than asbestos or contaminated soil.

Problem is, laws get stricter not easier, and it never goes away unless removed.

I expect someday in the near future you won't be able to finance a house with lead, asbestos, or an underground tank.

And every year goes by, remediation gets more expensive and more complex.
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