How to Paint a Room
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Roller and extension pole
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3" brush for cutting in
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2 1/2" brush for trim
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Drop cloths and plastic sheeting
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Caulk and spackle
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Masking tape ...
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Painting an entire room—ceiling, walls and trim—doesn’t need to be the daunting task you once thought. With the right tools and some helpful hints, you’ll be painting like you’ve been doing it for years.
Tools and Supplies
When buying your painting supplies, be sure to find the best-quality products. You will need:
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Interior Painting: Making Your Room Stand Out
Whether you’re just moving into a new home or planning to sell, painting can be an inexpensive way to make a room more appealing.
A fresh coat ...
- 1Wall Cleaner
- 2Trim and Paint Brushes
- 3Pad Painter
- 4Roller Covers
- 5Roller Frame
- 6Paint Trays
- 7Disposable Paint Tray Liners
- 8Paint Thinner/Solvent (for oil/alkyd paints only)
- 9Painter's Cap
- 105-Gallon Mixing Bucket
- 10Rubber Gloves
- 10Wall Cleaner and Sponge or Sponge Mop
- 10Rags
- 10Drop Cloth
- 10Razor Blades (one-sided)
- 10Screwdrivers
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Shopping List for Interior Painting
