How to paint walls in your home We provide all the tips and tricks you need to succeed.

Whether you're refreshing or converting erme, the new paint will do wonders. We know that if you've never done it before, or if it's been a while since the last time, everything you do yourself can feel like a daunting task. Don't let that stop you!
-Wall Interior Paint
-Paint Tray, Clean Water, Newspaper
-Flat Frame Brush (5 and 10 cm) and Roller
-Tape and Drop Paper
8 simple steps
Would you like a quick look at the warm-up? Painting involves a lot of preparation and cleanup, but if you follow the eight steps listed below, everything becomes much easier

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1. Remove wallpaper or old paint from the wall
maybe you've moved into a house with a long history, or just want to change your appearance again - you may need to remove old wallpaper or paint piles to start with clean slate.
2. Repair all holes or cracks and clean walls
shelves, frames or holes in lamps are easy to fix. Restoring damaged walls and cleaning them quickly before starting painting will help you achieve a smooth, flawless surface.
3. Preparing the painting room
is very interesting, but also very confusing! Protect the floor and all remaining items in the room with falling paper, and use textured paper tape on items that require cleaning edges: sockets, sockets, ceilings, kickboards. And don't forget to put on your own painting gear!
4. Ready paint
paints come in a variety of colors and types and can be used for different purposes. Some paints must be diluted for perfect surface results, so just check the instructions on the can. Open the lid with a screwdriver and gently stir the paint with a mixing stick. Pour only about one centimeter of paint into the tray at a time - this gives you more control over the amount of paint absorbed by the brush or roller.
5. The brush and roller
rollers are ideal for covering large areas, while brushes are ideal for painting narrow corners and hard-to-reach areas. First draw on the edge of the surface with a brush, then paint with a roller in a large W-shaped pattern and cross it to fill the space.
6. Handle kickboards and ceilings
Polish the wall feet, clean and tape the edges, and then paint with a brush. If you want to spray the ceiling, apply tape to its edges, brush the outline with a brush, and then fill it all with a roller on the extension bar.
7. Complete the
make sure that a second coating is required to check the finished surface. Then, once it looks good, remove the tape before the paint is completely dry to get the cleanest results. If the brushes and rollers are stored correctly, they can be reused. Make sure to remove excess paint, rinse and dry, then wrap it in paper towels for storage. If the lid is securely secured with a rubber pickaxe, the paint will remain in place for many years!
8. Enjoy your transformation!
a lot of work, but we hope it's also fun!
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