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Cleaning your walls helps the new paint stick better and last longer. Plus, it removes trapped dust and cobwebs, making the surface where you'll paint smooth for a nice finish. And if you have a ...

The rougher the walls are, the longer the roller’s hair will need to be. In a painter’s tray with a wringer, dip the roller by rolling it (we recommend using an extender to make the job easier). Make ...

Apply concrete paint or a waterproof sealant to protect the wall from future damage. Inspect Your Work: Check for any missed spots or uneven areas and make adjustments as needed. While many block wall ...

After the primer is dry, inspect the concrete to make sure it is evenly covered in primer. Touch-up any spots that were missed in the first pass. Tip: When painting concrete walls with a roller ...

Which Comes First: Painting The Walls Or Trim? The answer is decisive: “You should paint your trim first as it will be easier to cut a straight line on the wall next to the trim, whether you are doing ...