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        "text": "Before a drywall contractor arrives, clear furniture and wall decor at least four to five feet away from the work zone. Take clear photos of the damage alongside a coin or tape measure if requesting an estimate remotely. Because spray texturing generates airborne mist and fine sanding dust, professional crews mask floors and plastic-wrap nearby items. Knowing the original paint sheen and keeping leftover paint codes on hand also helps ensure seamless final blending.",
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