Painting House Interior: Difference between revisions
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Start with the room you use least or the one that is not the first thing you see when you walk in the front door. That way you learn in a less obvious place. | Start with the room you use least or the one that is not the first thing you see when you walk in the front door. That way you learn in a less obvious place. | ||
Move everything you can out of the room and take everything down for the walls. Cover everything remaining, in the center of the room with plastic. Use spackling compound and your finger to patch any nail holes, if you have bigger holes, use a spackling knife. Buy a sanding block and sand the patches lightly until smooth (after they dry). If there are any paint drips from previous paint layers, sand them as well. | Move everything you can out of the room and take everything down for the walls. Cover everything remaining, in the center of the room with plastic. Use spackling compound and your finger to patch any nail holes, if you have bigger holes, use a spackling knife. Buy a sanding block and sand the patches lightly until smooth (after they dry). If there are any paint drips from previous paint layers, sand them as well. | ||
=====How does one touch up paint on the interior walls of a house without it looking bad?===== | |||
[https://www.reddit.com/r/howto/comments/188uslb/how_does_one_touch_up_paint_on_the_interior_walls/ by reddit 2 years ago] | |||
