Professional Tips for Painting Walls

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Professional Tips For Painting Walls
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Index

• 1. Painting walls
• 2. Professional Tips For Painting Walls
• 1. Maintain a Consistent Texture
• 2. Use Prime with tinted paint and texture
  patches to ensure solid color
• 3. Cut Painting Tape Before You Remove It
• 4. Use Feathering Techniques When Wet Edges
  Arent Possible
• 5. Make Use of Canvas Drop Cloths
• 6. For Best Result
• 7. Thoroughly Clean the Walls
• 8. Paint Trim Before Walls and Ceilings

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painting walls

• At first glance, painting might be simple, but
  the tradesmen who have mastered it have plenty of
  secrets for improving efficiency while getting
  fantastic results.
• Here are some professional tips for painting
  walls from preparation to completion are covered
  here so you can finish your paint project more
  efficiently without sacrificing quality.

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8 Professional Tips For Painting Walls
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1. Maintain a Consistent Texture
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• If you make use of a brush for edges while using
  a roller for the rest of the project, you will
  end up with texture differences between the two
  portions.
• Instead, brush the paint on first, then quickly
  us a roller of equal thickness to roll the paint
  out before it dries.

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2. Use Prime with tinted paint and texture
patches to ensure solid color
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• After being painted wall look splotchy,
  particularly in areas with filler, which absorbs
  paint.
• You can seal these areas to prevent dulling and
  absorption of the paint by priming.
• Make sure don't use white primer instead of that
  use tinted, rolling it out for a more vibrant
  result.

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3. Cut Painting Tape Before You Remove It
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• After the paint dries, cut painting tape to avoid
  peeling paint.
• Use a knife to cut the paint in a remote spot at
  first.
• After cutting it, use a 45-degree angle to pull
  the tape from the wall.

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4. Use Feathering Techniques When Wet Edges
Arent Possible
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• On ceilings and large walls, single strokes may
  be difficult.
• To prevent the lap marks in those particular
  portions, paint a segment, then feather the paint
  out by applying the almost-dry roller in
  different directions across the side of the
  region.
• With the next area, cover these edges. On the
  next stroke, work in the other direction.

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5. Make Use of Canvas Drop Cloths
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• With canvas drop cloths, you will have a stable
  surface that absorbs smaller spills.

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6. For Best Result
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• Single paint strokes rarely cover trim completely
  and failing to sand coats can cause grain less.
• For a good result, use a fine grit sanding sponge
  and lightly sand the trim after it has dried for
  at least a day before the nest coat, vacuum the
  trim and wipe it out with a tack cloth.

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7. Thoroughly Clean the Walls
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• Before you get started, first clean all the walls
  especially the oily kitchen walls.
• Because When you paint walls and If the walls are
  greasy then paint won't stick there in the long
  term.
• Use a lint-free rag, then fill in cracks and sand
  before painting.

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8. Paint Trim Before Walls and Ceilings
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• Taping trim is easier than taping off walls,
  letting you get the task done with less work.
• You wont have to worry about getting paint on
  the walls this way.
• After the trim dries, tape it off and get started
  on the ceiling and walls.

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