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Patt
Jun 14, 2004, 1:26:09 AM6/14/04
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Anyone have a helpfull tip for interior painting. I have to put two coats
on the walls (latex), and I only want to cut the ceiling in once to save
time. Anyway to do that so it doesn`t show a fainter color at the top of
wall? Thanks.
Patt
on the walls (latex), and I only want to cut the ceiling in once to save
time. Anyway to do that so it doesn`t show a fainter color at the top of
wall? Thanks.
Patt
Joe Bobst
Jun 14, 2004, 10:36:54 AM6/14/04
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<< Anyway to do that so it doesn`t show a fainter color at the top of wall? >>
Have you tried blue painters tape?
Joe
xrongor
Jun 14, 2004, 3:23:49 PM6/14/04
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i know you want to save time, so save it. prime the ceiling, then paint the
ceiling. you wont save time today, but 3 or 4 years from now you wont be
painting again and thats where you will save time.
ceiling. you wont save time today, but 3 or 4 years from now you wont be
painting again and thats where you will save time.
randy
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dpsours
Jun 14, 2004, 5:13:59 PM6/14/04
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"Patt" <pa...@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:<RFazc.714536$Pk3.486890@pd7tw1no>...
Make sure you prime. If you're using a dark color, use tinted primer.
Then, use good quality, fairly large (3-4") brush that is well loaded
with paint. Under these circumstances, you might get lucky and get
away with one coat, but I doubt it.
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