Gather Supplies and Setup Drop Cloths

So, step number two is you're going to gather all your supplies together. Once I've got myself some working space in this room, I was able to get everything out of this room. There wasn't very much stuff, so I got myself a good clean room with no furniture in it. I'm going to lay down a droploth, and that's going to be where I'm going to begin laying out my supplies. so I can begin working. I'm going to set a drop cloth down. That's where my paint's going to go and all my tools because I don't want to get any paint on the carpet. Then I'm going to begin the next step. So, in order to begin this painting process, you want to have some good quality painting tools. I'm getting all my tools together. I set a drop cloth down. I'm going to begin covering this whole entire room with drop cloth and begin the masking process. But I start off there's a few essential tools you're going to need. And one is a cutting bucket with a roller and a brush. So, I got myself a this I like a 2 gallon cutting bucket and I just use a 1gallon grid inside the bucket. I like a 3-in angled bristle brush right here to do all my painting with on interior painting. I use a 4-in roller with a 3/8 inch mat. That's my cutin setup. On a small room like this, I don't need a really large roller like an 18-in roller. I can just use a 9in roller. So, I got myself a 9-in pan with just a throwaway liner. so I don't have to worry about cleaning my pan. Got myself a 9 in roller with a 38 3/8 in nap uh nap cover on there. Got some holes in the walls. I'm going to be spackling the holes in the walls there. I got a hand masker right here with 1 in tape and 9in paper that we're going to be running around to protect our floors and protect our blinds and stuff with. The tape we're going to be using, I use Frog Tape a lot. And then I use 3M 2020 21-in tape on my interior masking. Got myself a spackle knife to spackle any of the holes. Got a flathead screwdriver cuz I got to remove the switch blades. If I'm going to be cocking my trim, doing our cocking method, I'll be using a cocking gun. Here we got wood trims. We're not going to be doing any any of the um cocking on the wood trim. So, we're just going to be using frog tape. A lot of times we're using a cocking gun. I've got a lot of drop cloths. I use the plastic runners and the actual canvas style drop cloths. Another thing you're going to need is a ladder. So that's kind of some of the basic tools. I also keep myself a razor knife or snap knife cuz if…