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[https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-paint-your-bathroom-the-right-way-1822373 by Lee Wallender 1/8/25 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-paint-your-bathroom-the-right-way-1822373 by Lee Wallender 1/8/25 the spruce] | ||
Painting a bathroom requires careful consideration because these spaces are small, frequently used, and often exposed to water. Unlike painting other rooms, achieving great results in a bathroom means focusing on preparation, choosing the right paint, and applying attention to detail. B | Painting a bathroom requires careful consideration because these spaces are small, frequently used, and often exposed to water. Unlike painting other rooms, achieving great results in a bathroom means focusing on preparation, choosing the right paint, and applying attention to detail. B | ||
=====How to make this patched drywall match the rest of the wall===== | |||
[https://www.reddit.com/r/howto/comments/yncqh6/how_to_make_this_patched_drywall_match_the_rest/ by reddit] | |||
Fresh drywall sucks up a lot of paint. It’s better to saturate the pores with a few coats of cheap primer beforehand just so you don’t waste your expensive paint, but some extra coats of regular paint work just fine too. It helps to intentionally overwork the paint because it causes it to eggshell more giving it the texture of a wall that has been repainted, just don’t overwork the last coat. | |||
