Interior painting

The room size, what’s on the walls now, the sheen you want, and any stains or peeling.

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14′ × 12′ room, 2 coats: 365 sq ft of wall after the doors and windows, 2.25 gallons of paint in all.

What people get wrong:

• Skipping primer when it’s needed. On new drywall or a big color change you get blotchy “flashing” and one or two extra coats.
• Not boxing the paint. Two gallons of the “same” color can differ.
• Wrong nap, overloaded roller. Drips and texture that doesn’t match.

The worked example, every line's math and the code notes · Your own sizes in the app

• Exterior painting: Siding, trim and outside walls
• Cabinet painting: Painting kitchen and bath cabinets that last
• Deck and fence stain: Staining, sealing and stripping decks and fences
• Wallpaper: Hanging and removing wallpaper
• Paint colors: Picking colors and sheens for rooms and outsides
• Lead paint and old houses: Working safely on paint from before 1978
• Wood stain and finishes: Staining and clear coats for furniture, doors and trim
• Every group

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