How Do You Use A Hyde Drywall Sander?
Hyde drywall sanders are similar to other brands of sanders. You may use any type of sandpaper you wish, but the typical drywall grits are 100 for rough coats and 150 for finish coats. Some Hyde drywall sanders have detachable poles, allowing you to swap out the wooden pole for an adjustable one. This will come in handy if you need to work on an area that is inaccessible by ladder, such as a stairwell or high foyer ceiling. Generic painter’s extension poles are compatible with Hyde sanders. You can find them in the painting section of your local hardware store. Cut the sheet of sanding paper in half lengthwise using a utility knife. Use 100-grit sandpaper if you will be doing some heavy sanding. Use 150-grit if you wish to leave the surface ready for paint. Attach one piece of sanding paper to the sander by clamping it down using the adjustable wing bolts. The wing bolts should be tight. Do not over-tighten them, or you may ruin the screw threads. Hold the head of the sander against th
