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Box Wall Paint for Consistency

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DIY Paint a Room 3 Colors in ONE DAY

What happens here

To avoid slight color variations between individual paint gallons, a technique called 'boxing' is employed. Pour all gallons of the same wall paint into a single, larger container, like an 18-inch roller pan. Stir the combined paint thoroughly to create a uniform color mixture. This ensures that every section of the wall receives paint from the same consistent batch.

Goal: Combine multiple gallons of the same paint color into one large container to ensure consistent color (tint consistency) throughout the entire project.

Tools and materials

  • 18-inch roller pan
  • Wall paint (Miller Premium
  • Evolution) Miller Evolution

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laying them out can I'm gonna begin putting my paint in my 18 inch roller pan so one of the keys here you know a good paints gonna have ten tint consistency across gallons but it always is good practice to box or paint so I'm going to be putting my paint from both gallons into this eighteen so we have ten consistencies so this is called boxing your paints I'm gonna leave a little bit in the gallon the gallons to box together for the cut ends now I'm

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