Interior Repaint 3
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Patches are primed All patches and filled spots are primed with a coat of latex or alkyd primer sealer Use alkyd sealer on areas that will be painted with oil/alkyd finish paint. Alcohol primer sealer may be used as an option When the primer is completely dry check to see if there are any rough spots that need to be sanded. |
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When repainting the room with a similar color, the patches
may be spot primed again with finish paint prior to painting so
as to cover better with 1 complete coat of finish paint. This
way you my be able to get by with one coat . If repainting a
room with an un-similar color there is no need to do this. You
may just need two coats
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The woodwork is painted except for baseboard and the baseboard heat register Don't paint heat elements When the trim paint is dry begin finish paint on walls. 1st
cut in 1 wall with an angular sash brush Wait until the trim paint is dry and give it a second coat. Then paint the walls as described above |
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Roll the wall with 9" roller, then cut in and roll the next wall. When dry decide if woodwork and /or walls needs another coat. If so apply the second coat in that order A 3/8" nap roller cover is usually preferred for walls |
