By Gary Boutin
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| Plastic and wood paddle |
Supplies and Tools:
Brush 1-1/2 inch
Yellow paint container
Paint
Paint tarps
Mrs. Dee wanted to upgrade her bedroom before her new
tenet would arrive in three days.
This post shows the eleven steps on how to cut the wall and ceiling edges.
Step 1: Fig.1 shows the paint is
mixed and ready to use.
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| Fig.1 Mixed paint |
Step 2: Fig.2 shows the
yellow paint container used to hold the paint. A
1-1/2 inch brush is used to paint the edges of the wall, around electrical switchers, lamp, air registers, wood molding and windows.
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| Fig.2 Paint brush |
Step 3: Fig.3 shows the paint
cutting by the door and the electrical outlet.
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| Fig.3 Electrical outlet |
Step 4: Fig.4 shows the paint cutting above the door and one of the corners. This job the ceiling is being painted with the same color.
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| Fig.4 Upper right side of wall |
Step 5: Fig.5 shows a the bedroom entrance of the right side of the wall.
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| Fig.5 Left side A/C vent |
Step 6: Fig.6 shows painting around the door frame, a large plastic is placed on the door to protect it from paint splatter.
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| Fig.6 Behind door |
Step 7: Fig.7 shows a corner edge and the spots on the wall are damages that need extra paint.
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| Fig.7 Right side |
Step 8: Fig.8 shows the
ladder was used to paint the ceiling around the ceiling fan.
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| Fig.8 Painting ceiling lamp edge |
Step 9: Fig.9 shows one corner that has been cut. Other areas have been painted to cover wall repair.
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| Fig.9 Corner cutting |
Step 10: Fig.10 shows the wall above the wood molding has been painted.
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| Fig.10 Floor cutting |
Step 11: Fig.11 shows the
cutting around the door and the ceiling and corner areas.
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| Fig.11 Above door and corner cutting |
How to Paint a Garage Bedroom:
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