Step by step guide to painting a room

The most obvious tool needed for painting is, of course, a brush. Brushes come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but since in this case you are painting a room, a large brush should work well. Although it would be useful to have fewer at some angles and more accurate wall sections.

Steps to complete 

Read these steps before you start painting, as it is very important that you understand each step of painting a wall.

Step 1 – You need the right tools and materials. Be sure to place scrap paper or covers on the floor and make sure that no area of ​​the floor is visible on the floor to be painted.

Step 2 – Make sure the wall is as smooth and dirty as possible. Small pieces or granules visible on the wall to be painted should be removed before painting. The last thing you want to do is paint the walls with physical dirt or gravel, because then it will stay there forever. I strongly recommend sanding the wall thoroughly before painting.

Step 3 – Paint the main surface of the wall with a roller. Except for the corners or turning points of the room, the wall should be painted by rolling with a paint roller in the paint pad and then rolling all the main surfaces of the room. This is the most time consuming part of painting, but it is quite simple and easy to do. Make sure you do not use a paint roller to get close to the corners of the room.

Step 4 – Paint the corners of the room. Now you need to paint the corners of the room with a brush instead of a paint roller. Just dip the brush into the paint and start brushing evenly over the corner and sides of the wall. Be very careful when approaching the slat or floor. It’s more complicated than a paint roller, but it’s the only way to paint the corners of a room.

Step 5 – Allow the paint to dry. Depending on how thick you have painted the walls, it usually takes a few hours to dry. After painting, leave the room and do something else for a few hours before returning.

Step 6 – Cleaning. Only after the paint has dried should you return to the room and start cleaning the painting equipment. Be sure to pour the remaining paint back into the bucket from the toner pad. Also, clean the brush under the faucet as soon as possible, as you do not want the brush bristles to harden. Finally, collect any waste paper or cover from the floor.