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Prepare Walls and Gather Materials

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Designer Walls! METALLIC SUEDE Bathroom

What happens here

Before applying the metallic suede paint, ensure the walls have a suitable base coat. The recommended base coat is a matte or eggshell finish paint, such as Sherwin-Williams Duration Home in 'Sea Salt' color. Avoid flat finishes, as they will absorb too much product, and semi-gloss finishes, which can lead to smearing and an inconsistent final look. Carefully tape off the ceiling, baseboards, and any fixtures or trim using painter's tape to protect them from the metallic paint. Lay down drop cloths or paper to protect the floor from drips and spills. Gather your metallic suede paint, a 6-inch microfiber roller, and a specialized flex trowel.

Goal: Prepare the walls by ensuring a proper base coat is applied and cover surrounding areas with painter's tape and drop cloths. Gather the metallic suede paint, a microfiber roller, and a flex trowel.

Tools and materials

  • 6-inch Microfiber Roller
  • Drop Cloths or Paper
  • Flex Trowel
  • Metallic Suede Paint
  • Paint Tray
  • Painter's Tape

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Alright, so, John, we've already got the base coat on. This was base coated with what? This was base coated with a color called sea salt. Again, it was what we used as duration home in the matte finish. You want to go with a sheen finish that is a matte or an egg shell. If you go to the flat, it's going to use up more of the product than you probably want to. If you go with like a semi-gloss, then you're going to get a lot of smearing and product moving around in an inconsistent finish. We've got a base coated, and now we're going to start the metallic finish process. So, we're going to get everything set up in here and get going. And we're going to walk you through the process of how to make this bathroom look really cool.

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