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Interior paints, step one: Use either a high-quality synthetic bristle brush that is the right size for the job or a short wool roller for the best finish on smooth surfaces. Choose a roller with a longer nap length for textured surfaces to ensure even and full coverage.
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Interior paints, step two: Use a paintbrush to paint corners, edges, and areas that cannot be reached with a roller. Avoid overloading the brush with paint, which can cause drips and splatters. Then proceed to using a roller, making sure it is full of paint and spreading it across the wall working diagonally and using even strokes, covering areas of about 1-2m at a time to maintain a wet edge.
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Interior Paints, Step Three: After applying the first coat of masonry paint, you will need to allow it to dry thoroughly before applying the second coat, which will take anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. Try to finish an entire section of the wall before stopping so the finish isn't patchy and you're not left with a line where the paint has dried.
4. Interior Colors Step Four: Start painting near the
top of the wall and climb down. This is a good course of action whether you are planning one
interior color block or design more imaginative ideas wall decoration. In
interior spaces such as the living room and kitchen stay in simpler traditional
patterns but in spaces like the bedroom let your imagination and creativity run free.
5. Interior colors, step five: For the best finish, keep them
finishing touches all in the same direction and never go over the color again
it is already starting to dry. After you're done painting, make sure you know how to properly clean your brushes.