Title: How to Paint Interior Walls Like a Pro
Headings: How to Paint Interior Walls Like a Pro
How to Paint Interior Walls Like a Pro
Tips For Painting Interior Walls
Use Top-Quality Paint
Use Wider Roller Covers
Use Masking Film
Use a Canvas or Fabric Drop Cloth
Learn the Cut-In Technique
What You'll Need
Equipment / Tools
Materials
Instructions
Remove Obstructions
Tape Around Large Obstructions
Turn on a Light Source
Apply the Painter's Tape
Apply the Primer
Mix the Paint
Paint the Edges
Roll the Paint
Let the Paint Dry and Paint a Second Coat
Clean the Work Area

Content: This reduces the number of color coats needed. Mix the Paint
Unless the paint was mixed at the store a couple of hours before you start painting, it will need to be mixed again. Either use a wooden paint stirring stick or chuck a metal spiral power mixer attachment into your electric drill. Paint the Edges
Paint a 4-inch wide swath along the edges with a 2-inch trim brush by dipping the brush lightly into the paint can, wiping off the excess, then painting alongside and slightly on the painter's tape. Or, if using the cutting-in technique, paint the edges about 4 inches inward, as well. With either method, paint at least two coats. Roll the Paint
Now you will roll paint on the inner part of the wall. Dip the roller in the tray and thoroughly squeeze it out by rolling it on the tray. Place the roller on the wall and paint in "W" shapes in order to fill small sections of about 4 feet high by 4 feet wide. Finish a section before moving onto an adjacent section.