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Use Quality Paint

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Roll Walls Like A PRO!

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Use good quality paint. Cheap paints are often watery, milky, and translucent, requiring more coats and providing less coverage, which ultimately wastes time and may not save money. Investing a few extra dollars in a quality paint will lead to better coverage, fewer coats, and a more impressive final product. High-quality paints typically go on smoothly and cover effectively.

Goal: Ensure paint provides good coverage and a professional finish

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  • High-Quality Paint — Achieving a professional and durable finish

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roller so tip number three is using the proper product if you use the cheap paint is something to cover very well it's gonna splatter a lot it's just gonna cause you a lot of issues so you definitely want to spend the money on a good quality paint this cheap paints a real watery milky and very translucent and just don't go on very well so definitely spend a few extra dollars and you're really going to be impressed with the product and just the ease of how it goes on and how it covers I can't express enough you know how much you should buy a good quality paint if you're spending you know four or five dollars or even six dollars more it's gonna eventually pay for itself in the end for the trouble that's gonna cause a new cheap paint splattering on the floor but a good quality paint is gonna cover better and then it's even able to go farther so in the end it might cost you more money up front but you're not gonna use nearly as much paint as you would cheap pains so tip number three is using a good quality product so tip number five is applying your paint properly and laying out your walls we're going to show you what it looks like to apply to paint properly and laid out when we're rolling out walls cuz they should be loading up our nap and roller a lot you don't want to run out of your paint while we call it dry and a panic you just a lot of paint on there and just do small sections at a time you're gonna run it and run it here from ceiling to wall when you eventually lay it out you don't want to just start to stop with the middle the walls I'm gonna get my tape on there in a section and I'm going to either lay up from top to bottom or bottom to top I always like to get my paint on there I like to lay it out from the top and roll it over to bottom lay it out we will show you what that looks like right now here in just a minute but late applying their baby properly and laying it out as what it's going to make make it look like a professional painter did it in the end it's going to give you really good results if you got really light colors the layout is not nearly as important as it is with really dark colors deep basis and altered deep basis where the laid out is extremely important but it's good practice to always they have your paints no matter what the color is so here we go we're going to show you what it looks like a professional painter molding on the walls and lay down the paint the first thing I'm going to do when I get ready to start rolling my balls…

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