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Sunday, May 08, 2011
Basics of Bathroom Ceiling Paint Tips in Lincolnshire
Painting the interior of your bathroom requires a thorough estimation, visualization and bathroom ceiling paint tips in Lincolnshire. When you have chosen your theme for your rooms and have bought the job materials you need (paints, paint brushes and rollers, extension handles, paint tray, paint stirrer, drop clothes, step ladder, painter’s tape, etc.), you simply follow these interior house painting tips:
Always provide adequate ventilation when painting inside your house. If you cannot get enough ventilation in the work area, use a respirator or a mask.
Keep paint containers or solvent containers closed when not in use.
Keep paint products out of the reach of children. Avoid direct contact with skin.
Always read packaging (label) instructions.
Remove as much as furniture as possible from the room or group the heavier fixtures and the delicate ones together and cover them with a drop cloth.
Provide adequate lightning to allow a good view of painting imperfections. Remove switch plates.
Patch holes and cracks in the surfaces you wanted to paint with premixed spackling paste. After the paste dries, sand the patched the areas. Dust and wash the ceilings, walls, baseboards, windows and door moldings. Clean, sound wallpaper can be painted over, but in most cases it is better to strip it. Painting over a wallpaper may begin to peel.
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