I use a festool drywall sander that sucks up all the drywall dust, its an amazing high vac system
Id recommend hiring someone with that equipment if you end up leaving them in the basement during this
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I use a festool drywall sander that sucks up all the drywall dust, its an amazing high vac system
Id recommend hiring someone with that equipment if you end up leaving them in the basement during this
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