How to Remove Bathroom Mirror - Part 6 of 6 - Wall Painted

Fig.1 Paint tray

By Gary Boutin

Supplies and Tools:  
Paint (provided by customer)
Paint tray
Paint frame
Paint roller cover

Mrs. Escarole wanted a mirror removed from the master bathroom and she called my repair service to remove a 48 by 60 inch mirror.

This post shows three steps to paint a textured walls. 

Step 1: Fig.1 shows the paint tray, the paint frame with the paint roller cover ready to cover the texture walls.
Step 2: Fig.3 shows rolling newly texture walls.

Fig.2 Paint cover

Step 3: Fig.3 shows rolling just above the vanity in the bathroom.

Fig.3 Rolling the paint

How to Remove a Bathroom Mirror:

• Part 1 of 6 - Removed from Wall
• Part 2 of 6 - Wall Adhesive Removed
• Part 3 of 6 - Wall Sanded with Steel Wool
• Part 4 of 6 - Wall Spackle
• Part 5 of 6 - Textured Wall
• Part 6 of 6 - Wall Painted

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