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Showing posts with label Using Paint Rollers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Using Paint Rollers. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

What is Emulsion Paint?

You started redecorating your house but you are not sure you have picked the right paint in order to obtain the best results in all the rooms of your house. Here are some tips regarding home painting using emulsion paint.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

When To Use Primer Before Painting

Do you need to prime before you paint? This is a question that I hear quite often as a professional painting contractor. There are many instances where you will need to prime a surface before you paint but priming is not always required. In this article we will look at times when using a primer is necessary not only for a nicer finish but also how using a primer can actually save you money by using less paint.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Painting Techniques - Using paint rollers

With a paint roller, the paint can be applied quickly and effectively to give a smooth finish.

A 'standard' roller frame will accept 9 inch rollers of various types:

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Choosing the Right Roller

Like brushes, choosing the right roller makes all the difference. For very little extra, not only will you get a significantly better finish but the work and cleanup will be quicker and smoother. Seems like a no-brainer but almost everyone gets tempted by those cheap discount packs . . . which is fine if you want a cheap finish and give yourself extra work. The truth is, a good paint roller will cut hours off your painting time while leaving behind a smooth, even finish. Rollers come in different sizes, from small 'slim jims' (useful for painting the wall behind toilets and should not be used for large wall areas) to huge 18-inch setups, but 9 inch rollers are the most commonly used size.

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Basic Painting Tools

Whether you're touching up a wall or remodeling an entire room, the proper painting tools will make your job easier while yielding quality results. Your finished project will look better and last longer. Here are a few basic painting tools that no painter should be without.

How to Change the Cover on a Paint Roller

A paint roller is a vital piece of equipment which you will need to keep fresh for large painting jobs. This means regularly changing the cover of a roller. This is not a difficult or time-consuming job and is an easy way to help keep your paintwork looking good.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

How to Paint Your House & Make Every Room Look Great

Apart from the coat of paint it gets when it’s newly built, houses need to painted every once in a while. Usually we do this when we redecorate, renovate, or if you just need a new coat to restore the original look. Every time we need to paint, we give ourselves an opportunity to get creative, or change the feel of something we’ve always felt iffy about. That being said, here are a few tips on how to paint your house so that it feels like every room really belongs!

Best Ways To Paint A Textured Ceiling

Textured ceilings add an extra dimension to a room, because they are more visually interesting than a flat white ceiling. How do you paint textured ceilings, though? It’s a different animal than painting a flat ceiling. Here are the best ways to paint a textured ceiling.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

How to Estimate House Painting Costs

Get an accurate estimate from your painting contractor with good measurements. Estimating the cost of paint for your house is not difficult. All you need is a tape measure and some basic arithmetic skills. You'll also have to figure out how much it will cost to rent or buy ladders and other tools, as well as the cost of materials like caulk, hole-filling compound and masking tape. House painting is labor-intensive and your biggest expenditure will be the labor.

How To Paint With Rollers

Anyone can easily learn how to paint with rollers correctly to speed up their painting. Rollers are ideal to use on textured areas like interior walls and ceilings, but not on smooth sections such as wood paneling, plastic surfaces, or vinyl. For a beginner like you, it is advisable that you use your roller in the approved manner in order to avoid uneven results.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

How To Use A Paint Roller?

Using a paint roller is very simple once you get the hang of it. The only thing is, you need to be properly instructed on how to use it so that you do not waste any of your paint. Usually the corners of walls, on and around door frames, window frames and electrical switches and outlets are painted with brushes using short strokes. Once you are done with that you can use long strokes to do away with the lines. After this edging process is done, you can start with the paint roller to quickly paint the rest of the wall. If you do it this way, you will be truly pleased with the results and your home will look beautiful and elegant.

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Using Rollers To Speed Up DIY Painting

The time has come to redecorate a room in your home. You stand there in front of a large blank wall with your paintbrush and you just totally blank. Where do you start? Fortunately for you there is a tool that makes the daunting task of painting such a large surface so much easier. What is this amazing and wonderful device you ask? It is the versatile paint roller. Paint rollers allow people to drastically reduce the amount of time it takes to paint a large, flat surface, like a wall with few windows or a ceiling.