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Apply Final Coat of Paint to Walls

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One wall at a time. turning this garage into the ultimate diy workshop #diy #tools #home #tips

What happens here

With the paint prepared, begin applying it to the OSB garage walls. Use a paint roller fitted with an extension pole for better reach and ergonomic comfort. Load the roller evenly with paint from the paint tray. Apply the paint in a 'W' or 'M' pattern, then fill in the gaps, working in sections. Ensure an even coat, moving from top to bottom and then back up. The presenter notes that the walls were previously primed, which helps in adhesion and coverage on the rough OSB surface. Even with priming, some texture of the OSB will likely remain visible. The presenter anticipates that the paint will dry darker than it appears wet and that a second coat will be necessary for optimal coverage and durability.

Goal: Apply a complete and even coat of paint to the OSB walls

Tools and materials

  • Drop Cloths — Protecting the floor and any nearby items from paint drips and splatters
  • Extension Pole — Attaching to the roller to extend reach and facilitate painting
  • Paint Roller — Applying paint to the large surface of the walls
  • Painter's Tape — Masking off trim, windows, or adjacent surfaces to create clean lines
  • Dutch Boy DURA CLEAN Paint Dutch Boy — The coating being applied to the walls

What they say

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turns out. So, let's get after it. This wall looked rough a few days ago, but we kept pushing and kept priming and and I think that we finally got it. And now it's starting to look good. That oil-based paint really helped. Still tell, but it's not as bad. It looks It'll do for a garage. And I think as this paint dries, it'll dry a lot darker, too. So, it's going to need two coats. I know

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