When the job is finished, roll up the cloths carefully, keeping any dust or debris inside, and dispose of them. Follow up with a thorough cleaning, again using a lead-specific detergent solution. Repaint with two coats of high-quality paint. When choosing your new paint, remember that you want a cleanable surface that will hold up under frequent washings. To make sure surfaces are clean and uncontaminated, you should repeat the wet-wipe testing of surfaces after the job is finished.
Proper maintenance is an important part of in-place management.
Until then, in-place management is an ongoing process. Wash their hands and faces often, and teach them to wash up before eating. Pay close attention to what they put into their mouths, and continue to have their blood tested as often as your doctor or clinic recommends. However, NPCA cannot warrant any of this information, and cannot assume any liability for actions taken or reliance on any of it.