Prepare inside the house for painting

Prepare inside the house for painting

You have finally decided that the color of that extra bedroom or living room probably looked good about 20 years ago, but by today's standards it leaves a lot to be desired. Where do you start? The key to an attractive and successful painting project is all in the prep work. Paint will not hide cracks and other defects in your wall surfaces. By spending a little time preparing the room for painting, you will ensure a "professional" job that will last and look good for years to come. Preparing a room for painting includes 3 phases - first, remove things that are removable. Second, cover up things that can't be moved. Finally, make sure all surfaces are cleaned, repaired and smooth before you begin the painting process.

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