Inspect and Repair Wall Imperfections

it's all dried and done all right now I'm going to be talking about the prep process one of the things when it comes to getting an amazing looking finish what I call the perfect finisher you know repair walls you got to inspect your walls for any blemishes that you want to take care of before you paint this is a one copay sometimes if we're using a two cocaine or three copay you know your first coat you'll see some blemishes you'll go back fix those and then apply your second coat and you don't have to worry about it initially but this is a one copay so you want to make sure these walls are in perfect condition before we start painting I like to use just a Lin bite scraper I'm going to look down my walls I want a room that's got good lighting if I don't have any lighting I'm going to set up some lights so some lighting so I can see any imperfections if I see anything sticking up any what we call like Peaks or mountains my limbite scraper just to scrape those off those things will show up you know on your wall and it's kind of some blemishes in the texture and it's been painted multiple times nobody's ever scraped them off before I'm going to scrape these things off I'm also be looking for any holes in the walls where there's been pictures hanging or anything and then I'm going to spackle those I use Crawford's vinyl spackly if I'm going to be doing any spackling I'm going to inspect them just make sure there's nothing on this wall scrape it off look at it really close really good if you look down this wall you can see anything sticking up and I'm just going to do this with each and every wall before I begin painting but being again