How to Paint Garage Bedroom - Part 8 of 19 - Paint - Mixing Paint

By Gary Boutin

Supplies and Tools:

Olympic Premium Interior Latex semi-gloss paint

Mrs D. purchased one gallon of paint which was mixed with interior paint. She needed the job completely finished in three days before her new renter would arrive.

This post shows how to mix two different types of paints together. 

Below fig.1 shows one of the paints used in mixing the paint. To see the steps for mixing this paint click on the Olympic® and Glidden® paint.

Fig.1 Olympic®
Semi-gloss paint

How to Paint a Garage Bedroom:

• Part 1 of 19 - Room Dimensions
• Part 2 of 19 - Paint - Window Wall Shelf Removed
• Part 3 of 19 - Move Data and TV Cables
• Part 4 of 18 - Cable - Attaching Data and TV Cables
• Part 5 of 19 - Cable - Fixing the Wall
• Part 6 of 19 - Paint - Wall Damages
• Part 7 of 19 - Paint - Repairing Damages
• Part 8 of 19 - Paint - Mixing Paint
• Part 9 of 19 - Paint - Tape and Tarps 
• Part 10 of 19 - Paint - Cutting the Walls
• Part 11 of 19 - Paint - Rolling Walls
• Part 12 of 19 - Molding - The Tools
• Part 13 of 19 - Molding - Installing New Baseboards-1
• Part 14 of 19 - Molding - Cut to size and Nail To Wall-1
• Part 15 of 19 - Molding - Cut to size and Nail To Wall-2
• Part 16 of 19 - Molding - Baseboard Caulking
• Part 17 of 19 - Molding - Painting Baseboard Moldings
• Part 18 of 19 - Paint - Cleanup 
• Part 19 of 19 - Paint - Room Order




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