kristin cook. overview picking a color picking a paint type types of materials for different...
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Kristin Cook
OverviewPicking a ColorPicking a Paint TypeTypes of Materials for Different PatternsPreparing the WallsPaintingConclusionQuestions
Picking a ColorColor cards
Look at them when the sun is out.Look at them when sun has set.
With smaller rooms, use lighter colorsAccent walls
A way to add more than one colorChanges appearance of the room
Picking a Paint TypeFlat
Normally for ceilingsSatin
Rooms with higher activitySemi gloss
Kitchens and BathroomsGloss
Kitchens, Bathrooms, furniture, etc.
Types of Materials for Different Patterns
Roller – Solid wall colorsBrush – Cutting inFeather dusters, sponges, and plastic bags
– Create different textures and patterns Use the painters tape to create sections of
varying colors.Etc.
Preparing the WallsWipe down the walls with a damp cloth.Fix up any defects like dents.Use Primer if:
The original color is vibrantThe original color is a Darker colorThe type of paint was used beforeThe type of surface/material
Painting1) Preparation
Lay out drop clothsKnow which paint goes whereGet supplies:
Paint roller pan Brushes, Rollers and its handle Screw drivers Hammer
Painting2) Cutting in
Use painter’s tape along the ceiling, floors and moulding
Cut in using a paint brushKeep in mind that the width should be
minimal. Reduces streak marks No more than three inches wide
Painting Continued3) Rolling
Open the paint can using the screw driver.Fill the paint pan half way up.Gently roll the roller through the paint and
up over the upper angled flat section of the pan.
Begin rollingDo not press too hard on the wall. Also do not roll too fast.
Painting Continued4) Drying
Use the time recommended on the paint can. Remember that as the paint dries it will darken.Examine the walls to see if a second coat needs to
be applied.
Note: In most cases a second or even a third coat of paint will need to be used.
Painting Continued5) Cleaning up
Use the hammer and part of the drop cloth to close the paint lid
Roll up the drop clothClean out paint brushes and rollers
Questions?