Touch-Ups, Spackling & Final Review
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What happens here
After completing the spray painting, the presenter removes his Tyvek suit and begins the touch-up process. He uses a small roller to meticulously cover any areas that may have been missed or required additional coverage, particularly the ends of shelves and in corners. He also uses lightweight spackle to fill any small, noticeable holes on the walls. The presenter expresses high satisfaction with the Montage paint, noting its fast drying time, excellent coverage, and surprisingly pleasant smell, unlike some recycled paints that can have a mildew odor.
Goal: Refine the paint job and address any imperfections for a polished finish
Tools and materials
- Lightweight Spackle — Filling small holes or imperfections in the drywall
- Putty Knife — Applying spackle smoothly
- Small Paint Roller — Applying touch-up paint to small areas and corners
- Upcycled Paint Montage Signature — Matching paint for touch-ups