If you're moving into your new home, you'll want to customize every inch to match your design vision. One of the best things to enjoy about this massive purchase is how much you're able to customize your space. No more limitations imposed by landlords who can't appreciate a bold accent wall! However, the process of painting an interior can be more complicated than you think, especially for inexperienced home painters. Use these tips to make the painting process as smooth as possible and achieve beautiful results in no time.
The first and most important step of your process should be preparation. Before you begin applying a fresh coat of paint, you'll need to protect anything in your space that you don't want to end up that color. That can include door knobs, electrical outlet covers, and any decorative trim on the surfaces you'll be painting. To keep your edges sharp and prevent these objects from getting splattered on accident, cover them with high-quality painter's tape. You'll be able to remove this adhesive after you're done without damaging any of the materials. While it may seem tedious, this step can have a major impact on your finished paint job, elevating the look from sloppy to pristine.
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