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It is summer and maybe you have some free time on your hands. Many use this free time to remodel or renovate homes and offices. Repainting your home or business is a very good idea. Not only does it add to the aesthetics, it also makes everything look fresh. As such, you may feel overwhelmed by any residential and commercial painting Calgary projects. So, today we are talking only about residential painting Calgary, of the interiors.
Painting the interior of your home may feel like a daunting project and it truly is. However, with a clear vision in mind and a little planning done; you can start the project. As a beginner, we recommend asking for help from a commercial Calgary painting company.
Doctor Repainting stands for best in painting business. Whether it is a residential or Calgary commercial painting project, we’ll help you get the job done right the first time. This means no residential painting Calgary again for a long time. Our tips and tricks will help leave you and your guests with a lasting first impression every time.
Materials Needed
Paint
Drop Cloth
Painting Masking Tape
Angled Paint Brush
Step Ladder
Roller Frame and Fabric for Roller
Paint Tray
Damp Cloth
Bucket of Water
Step-by-step Guide
Determine the color scheme to use. Remember to consider colors you’ve selected for surrounding rooms and spaces before determining the color palette for walls, doors, trims and ceilings.
Calculate the quantity of each type of paint you’ll need. Rule of thumb says an average room takes 4 liters of paint in total.
Open any windows in the room to improve ventilation and drying time for fresh paint.
Be sure to prep all walls before any residential and commercial painting Calgary.
Place drop cloths on floors and on any furnishings that can’t be removed from the room.
Apply painter’s masking tape to fittings and any trim edges which may be fiddly and difficult to paint around.
Start with painting the ceilings.
Move onto painting the walls next
Once these are completely dry, paint the doors, trims and window frames.
Allow adequate drying time for all surfaces between coats.
And voila!! You are done.
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