Power sanding, finish sanding
Power sanders sometimes are a must for jobs with thick overspray. I personally use them often. However, these tools, while faster, are not for everyone or for every job. Because power sanders are orbital, they leave swirls that almost always show up after painting. For this reason, they should never be used on skim coat walls or ceilings, or on corner bead. But, for those really tough jobs, using a power sander on overspray in the field and the Radius 360 for the bead, flats and butt joints, can be an efficient combination for a high quality finished product.
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Other Videos of the Radius 360°:
Five minute information video with Kent Annis - View
Round walls, barrel vaults, domes and arches - View
Outlets, full range of motion sanding and hard to reach areas - View
Sand 12 - 20 ft. walls from the floor, without stilts – foyers, great rooms
& vaults - View
Smooth walls with overspray - View
Sanding smooth ceilings, 10 ft. + from the floor, without stilts - View
Smooth ceilings with skim coat - View
Pre-sand for ceiling texture - View
Power sanding, finish sanding - View
90 degree corners - View
Scuff, Sand, Paint 1 - View
Scuff, Sand, Paint 2 - View
Wood Ceilings 1 - View
Wood Ceilings 2 - View