Our topic today is painting plasterboard walls. We have to figure out which paints should be used for finishing GKL, how to prepare walls for painting and how to do it correctly. Let's get started.
Any repair begins with a visit to hardware store. So, what do you need to have in place when the finishing touches begin?
Tool
For painting you only need three items:
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| A roller is the main tool for painting wall planes (see Let's look at how to properly paint walls with a roller). It should have a width of 25-30 centimeters. The fur coat has a medium pile: it will absorb enough paint, but will not flood the walls with it. |
| The brush is useful for painting places that are difficult to reach with a roller - adjacent to baguettes and baseboards, internal corners etc. (see Painting brushes: which ones to choose). |
| You will dip the roller into the paint tray and roll it out there. If you roll out the tool directly on the wall, the coating will have an uneven thickness. |
Also: don't be lazy to buy a roll or two of masking tape. It will help you protect from paint what you are not going to paint - the edges of trim and built-in furniture, baguettes, sockets and switches.
Dye
How to paint plasterboard walls, what paints are best to use?
First, let's formulate our finishing requirements.
- It is advisable that the paint does not smell. Neither during the renovation nor after it. live with for a few days open windows quite uncomfortable even in the warm season, not to mention winter or off-season;
- Quick drying is also welcome. Walking around the living room, avoiding touching the walls, is not very convenient;
- The coating must be resistant to dry abrasion. First of all, this applies to walls in cramped spaces - corridors, hallways and kitchens: there you will touch the walls most often;
- Ideally, the wall covering should be washable (read: resistant to moisture and wet abrasion). Sooner or later the walls will get dirty and will need cleaning. First of all, this applies to the notorious cramped spaces: the kitchen with its splashes of grease, the bathtub (where the walls are often decorated with drips of shampoo and soap), as well as the walls near switches and frequently used sockets.
Several varieties of water-dispersion paints meet all these requirements.
Here is their list:
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The inscription “façade” guarantees the paint’s water resistance | Acrylic (see Acrylic paint for walls). The acrylic resin binder provides resistance to dry and wet abrasion. Nuance is not everything acrylic paints They are moisture resistant, some are intended only for dry rooms, so look for the words “washable” or “facade” on the packaging. |
| Rubber. Strictly speaking, they also belong to acrylic, but we deliberately distinguish them as a separate type due to their increased water resistance. A wall painted with rubber paint is not afraid of contact with water and can be washed using household detergents. |
| Silicone. This family of paints, in addition to being resistant to wet and dry wear, is self-cleaning. The only drawback of silicone paints is the high price compared to other water-based paints (not less than 150 rubles per kilogram). |
Preparing for painting
How to prepare plasterboard walls for painting after covering the frame or installing gypsum boards with glue?
Here are the step-by-step instructions:
- Use a sharp knife to chamfer the edges of the sheets that you cut into place. The so-called jointing is needed in order to fill the seam as deeply and densely as possible during puttying;
- Glue the seams with serpentine (fiberglass mesh 5-8 cm wide with an adhesive layer applied to one side). Reinforcement will protect the seams from cracks due to fluctuations in humidity and temperature;
- Prepare a portion gypsum putty(no more than 3-4 kg). To do this, pour the dry mixture into a wide bowl with water poured into it at the rate of 1 liter per 1.6 kg of gypsum, let the mixture swell for several minutes and mix thoroughly;
- Fill the seams and grooves from the fasteners with putty. When applying the first layer, it is more convenient to use a spatula 10-12 cm wide;
- After the putty has dried (this takes from 6 hours to a day depending on humidity and temperature), repeat the putty. It is better to apply the second layer with a wide (30-35 cm) spatula;
Attention: wash both dishes and tools after making each new portion. Otherwise, the seized lumps of plaster will leave deep and untidy grooves on the surface of the seams.
- After a day, the seams can be sanded. The author uses an inexpensive vibration machine for this purpose. grinder with meshes No. 80-120;
- Preparing plasterboard walls for painting is completed by removing dust (with a broom or vacuum cleaner) and priming. The base of the primer should be the same as that of the paint you have chosen - acrylic or silicone. You can prime only once; tool - a wide brush, roller or spray gun.
Please note: priming is not a mandatory operation, but it is highly recommended. Penetrating primer glues remaining gypsum dust particles on the walls, strengthens the putty and reduces the consumption of paint, which is more expensive than primer.
Painting
So, the finishing of the plasterboard walls for painting is completed. It would seem that you can open the paint... But no. We are waiting for a break of two weeks.
The video in this article will show you more clearly how to paint drywall walls.
Why is it needed?
The fact is that the hydration processes of gypsum do not end after it sets. And these processes can affect the color of the walls: if you rush with painting, the seams will stand out in a dark shade with any reasonable number of coating layers.
Has it been two weeks? Wonderful. Open the paint and dilute it with water to the consistency of very rich milk. Liquid paint It is applied more evenly, dries faster and does not cause untidy streaks.
The paint and tools are ready. How to paint plasterboard walls with your own hands correctly and accurately?
The sequence of actions is quite obvious:
- Armed with a brush, paint the walls in the corners and adjacent to unpainted surfaces;
- The next stage is painting the plasterboard walls with a roller along the planes;
- Pause until the surface is completely dry;
- Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the color is even. Usually 3-4 layers are enough.
A few nuances:
- Apply each new layer at right angles to the previous one. This will result in fewer stripes;
- The last layer should lie parallel to the rays of light from its brightest source. Again, so that the stripes from the roller are not noticeable;
- Paint the wall in one go. If you let the painted area dry, then after painting the rest of the wall, a thickening of the coating will be noticeable at its border, which will have to be removed by sanding;
- Do not paint walls in extreme heat. The paint will set faster than the roller can spread it over the surface. The consequences are drips and swells.
Conclusion
We hope that our simple tips will help the reader in renovating their own home. Good luck!
Modern society increasingly uses for repairs plasterboard sheets. With their help, they level any ceilings and walls, slopes, decorate a niche, arch, interior partition. Installation is not the final part of the work: in order for the structure to acquire a completed look, it must be painted.
Either plasterboard wall, ceiling or slope, a series must be carried out before the start preparatory work. First, it is necessary to clean the surfaces from dusty debris. Secondly, check how “recessed” the caps of the fixing elements are into the sheets. In order not to look at each “curly nail” - self-tapping screw, you can go over the fastening points with a spatula: if the tool catches/bounces, it means that the product is protruding and must be tightened with a screwdriver or screwdriver.
The plasterboard sheet will need to be primed. For this purpose, it is more reasonable to use deep penetration compounds and a wide coating. paint brush, which is often used for whitewashing. If you don’t have one, a roller with a moderately long pile will do.
The next step is to reinforce the butt joints of the gypsum boards with serpentine. This self-adhesive tape, made of lavsan/fiberglass, must be applied so that the caps of the fasteners are also covered. It is necessary to distribute the putty over the serpyanka and “stretch” it over the surface. After waiting for complete drying, the seams are then rubbed down with a sanding mesh - abrasive with perforations - or sandpaper.
To paint plasterboard walls professional level, the sheets must be treated a second time with a primer and proceed to the final part (in terms of preparation) - puttying. All you need is a homogeneous solution (without solid particles) and a spatula (ideally 25-30 cm wide). Procedure:
- using an auxiliary tool you need to pick up a small amount of putty and transfer it to a spatula;
- depending on what exactly you plan to paint, the puttying process begins either from the top corner (with vertical design), or from the junction with the wall (in the case of a ceiling);
- the solution should be distributed with sweeping movements in a layer of 1-2 mm;
- After finishing work, wait until the coating dries;
- Having made sure that the composition has hardened, then you need to grind it using a special grater.
Is it possible to paint drywall without putty?
According to the characteristics of gypsum boards - ideal smooth material. The question arises: “why then should you putty it?” The mixture is responsible for increasing the strength and adhesive properties of the base and reducing the ability to absorb moisture. The paint is consumed less, adheres better, and maintains its original appearance for a long time. The surface color is impeccably even.
Despite the obvious advantages, many people wonder (especially if the area is huge) whether it is possible not to putty the drywall before painting. Professionals allow a similar option, but with 2 conditions:
- an additional layer of primer is applied to the gypsum board;
- The seams are treated with putty to prevent future cracks.
Which paint to choose?
Drywall used for finishing in the bedroom, hall, living room, hallway can be coated with any water-dispersed and water-based compositions. The latter option is used more often, since it is characterized by low cost compared to the alternative analogue. To paint drywall in a bathroom or toilet, where the humidity level exceeds 70%, it is more advisable to treat the ceilings and walls with enamel, acrylic, and oil mixtures. They have the highest resistance to abrasion when washing (waterproofing), are vapor-tight, do not require antiseptic additives, because they independently protect the canvas from the appearance and proliferation of fungus, mold, and rot.
As for the kitchen - a room with a calculated humidity of 60%, that is, located on the border between “wet” and “normal” conditions - it is better to use the same compositions here as in the bathroom. Water-based emulsion and dispersion paints are also suitable, but not just any paint: their description should include a note about increased resistance to water condensation.
Paint with a roller or brush?
Experts have an opinion on this matter: both tools can be used for drywall, but with a caveat:
- if the choice falls on a roller, it must be taken with a drum 15-20 cm long and in no case made of foam rubber, since it creates unaesthetic stains;
- preferring a brush, it should be flat, 6-10 cm wide, short-haired 4 mm - for applying glossy paint, with medium bristles 5-8 mm - for matte compositions.
In any case, a brush for gypsum plasterboard is worth purchasing. It is useful for painting the perimeters of the ceiling, wall, slope, and if the structure is multi-level, then also for the boundaries of its protrusions. At large area It is good to use a spray gun for work.
What do you need to know about the nuances of painting?
If you are going to paint sheets of drywall on the ceiling, the top of the walls must be protected from accidental brushstrokes. For this purpose, they are using masking tape and stretch film. Next, dip the brush into the composition and walk around the perimeter, marking the boundaries of the general background. In this case, the movements should be point-to-point, and not sweeping “back and forth”, otherwise stripes and streaks are guaranteed.
After the mixture dries, it is time to apply the second layer. It will eliminate the show-through of the putty and display the color in the desired form. It is important to distribute in a direction perpendicular to the first layer. This cross-application gives the most even coverage. As for drywall for painting on the wall, these rules also apply to it. Only in this case do they begin work from the bottom up in order to avoid drips.
- when using a roller, which can be freely changed, it cannot be “changed” until the entire area of one wall or ceiling has been processed (otherwise differences in texture cannot be avoided);
- interfering white paint with color, you need to understand that the final color on the plasterboard will appear only after drying; in order not to have to worry about determining it, it is wiser to contact a professional store that has a facility for preparing the composition of the desired shade;
- if it is necessary to tint the canvas, you should use the same products of the same brand, otherwise the tone will stand out against the general background.
Today, plasterboard is widely used for finishing ceilings and walls. This material has a lot of advantages, one of which is a wide selection of options for its finishing decor. Now you will learn how to paint drywall, getting the perfect result and spending a minimum of time.
Before you begin painting, you need to carry out preparatory work, which includes:
- Thorough putty, preferably twice, especially at joints and recesses where screws are screwed in. In this case, the composition must be allowed to dry thoroughly.
- Sanding with sandpaper to get rid of small irregularities and make the structure smoother.
- Applying primer for better adhesion of paint to the working surface.
Of course, the plasterboard sheets themselves are quite smooth and do not require special preparatory work before painting. But if you want to achieve an ideal result, then you should not neglect them.
How to paint drywall? This question is asked by everyone who is planning to decorate this building material. There are three types of paint:
- Water-based;
- Water-dispersed;
- Alkyd enamel.
Each of these varieties does an excellent job, but ultimately it all depends on the desired result. For small room would be better suited alkyd enamel with a glossy texture, but water-based emulsion and water-dispersed paint have a matte finish.
As for color, then light shades will mask all the irregularities and shortcomings, while dark ones, on the contrary, will emphasize flaws. So, if the drywall surface is fairly smooth, then you can experiment with colors.
How to paint drywall water-based paint to achieve the perfect effect? Very simple - this coating Great for beginners to work with as it fits easily on any surface. The main properties of water emulsion include:
- Creating a velvety finishing layer;
- Deep penetration in a layer of drywall;
- Environmental safety and no toxic odor;
- Wide range of shades;
- Ability to easily mix colors with each other.
But this type of paint has its drawbacks - these are high consumption and low moisture resistance.
This drywall paint is considered preferred because it has a quick drying effect and provides good coverage. plasterboard material, and is also not afraid of dampness. However, it is quite toxic and cannot be used in all areas. In addition, its price is quite high.
Waterborne paint
Otherwise it is called water-repellent. So, when asking yourself the question of how to paint a plasterboard ceiling with such paint, you need to take into account its properties:
- High drying speed;
- No smell;
- Possibility to wash the surface many times;
- Long lasting color without yellowing.
As a rule, such paint includes acrylic, silicate or silicone additives, which affect its effectiveness.
How to paint drywall correctly, taking into account all the main points:
- It is advisable to apply the paint in three layers - the first and third vertically, and the second horizontally.
- You need to carefully paint the corners.
- The paint should be on all work surface roller
- You cannot take breaks during coloring, otherwise unevenness may appear.
- Do not change tools during the painting process.
- Water-based paint is diluted with water, and enamel with a solvent.
- First of all, it is necessary to paint the joints, and the rest of the surface only after they have dried.
- Before applying the next coat of paint, wipe the walls or ceiling with a damp cloth to remove any settled dust.
- The lint from the roller and brush should be removed immediately or wait until it dries and then go over it with fine sandpaper.
- Windows and doors should be closed heating devices turn off to prevent the paint from drying too quickly. Otherwise, unsightly “strips” will form, which will be difficult to get rid of.
How to paint plasterboard walls correctly - first you need to know that the process begins around the perimeter from the window and doorways. In corners and along windows, paint can be applied with a brush. In addition, the first must be completely dry before proceeding with the second coat.
Cover the walls with water-based emulsion in 2-3 layers and wait until they dry. And in order to get a uniform strip, it is better not to tear the roller off the surface. At the same time, the coloring tool should not be changed, since each of them has its own finishing pattern.
Painting the ceiling takes place in several stages using a velor roller (or another, most importantly - with short pile). As with painting walls, it is better to apply two or three thin layers than one thick one. At the same time, the stripes should be made not along the room, but across it, since they are shorter, which means they will highlight the joints less.
According to paint manufacturers, this stage should not be neglected; it is better to putty the surface and even more than once. Without this, savings will be doubtful, and many problems will arise. But if you still decide, then the workspace needs to be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner and the finishing areas must be sanded especially carefully.
How to paint drywall to resemble wood, stone or any other design? The technology is quite simple:
- First create a pattern or draw a sketch;
- Transfer it schematically to the wall or ceiling;
- Cover the area that is painted first with masking tape or a stencil;
- The next area needs to be covered with a layer of paint only when the previous one has dried.
Painting drywall does not require any special skill, but a lot of time is spent on it. You need to wait for each layer of paint to dry, thoroughly putty, prime and clean the surface before applying it. However, plasterboard material is considered one of the most pleasant for finishing - the main thing is to choose the right finish and shade, and then everything will definitely work out!
Painting drywall, according to some ordinary people, is not difficult, because the surface of this material is smooth. But, as practice shows, everything is not so simple. Experts believe that in order to carry out the process efficiently and achieve the desired result, you need a special finishing of drywall for painting. What is meant?
Painting drywall
Preparatory work
- First of all, it is necessary to prime the joints between the panels and the places where the fastening screws are installed.
- Apply putty solution to the joints, filling them to the brim.
- Install the reinforcing tape (while the putty is still wet).
- After drying, apply another layer of putty over the tape.
- Completely prime the plasterboard sheets.
- After the primer has dried, apply a thin leveling layer finishing putty. It will fill the grooves and depressions of the surface.
- After drying again, apply another layer, which will cover the entire plasterboard surface.
- The plasterboard structure must dry, after which the surface must be sanded. For this you will need a fine-grained sandpaper or a special synthetic painting mesh. Grinding is done without pressure in a circular motion.
- Treating the plasterboard surface with a primer (this is about the question of how to coat the plasterboard before painting).
Please note that before applying the next layer of leveling or fastening material, the previous layer must be dried. This is a guarantee of the quality of the process.
Choosing paint for drywall
Painting drywall requires a certain approach to the choice of paint and varnish material. In this case there are some restrictions. For example, you cannot use oil paints. Plasterboard suspended ceiling It is better to paint with water-based emulsion (matte color visually raises the ceiling).
Painting plasterboard walls will be better done if you use water-dispersed paints or enamels on alkyd based. Although water-based emulsion is the best option on all planes.
- Firstly, it can be cleaned using a clean cloth and warm water.
- Secondly, this is a huge color palette.
- Thirdly, ease of application.
- Fourthly, the ability to remove paint and apply another finishing material or another type.
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Painting drywall
Painting drywall requires some knowledge and experience with painting tools. Let's start with the fact that the optimal tool for applying paint to drywall is a paint roller. But please note that this tool must have a medium-pile coat. Why?
Drywall for painting - applying water-based emulsion
Over time, the long pile will pick up a large amount of paint and it will become difficult to work with. There are also problems with short pile; bald patches may remain on the surface. It is prohibited to use a foam rubber or velor roller (they leave marks and air bubbles on the surface to be painted).
How to paint with water-based emulsion
Let's look at this process using a ceiling as an example. Let us immediately note that water-based paint is applied on the surface, so to speak “on wet”. What does it mean? There is no need to wait for the first layer to dry.
The second thing I would like to draw your attention to. This type The finishing material is applied in two or three layers. Third - eat on purpose established sequence applying each layer of paint.
Attention! If the water-based emulsion is applied to the ceiling in two layers, then the first is applied across the room (parallel to the wall where the window is located), the second along. If the treatment is carried out in three layers, then the first and third layers are applied along the room, and the second across.
Drywall is a popular material that is used for various purposes: it can be used to level floors, build partitions and arches, and also make furniture. GKL sheets are good because they can be easily processed. In order for the coating to look appropriate, it needs to be coated with paint.
Benefits of painting
There are many varieties sold in stores today paint and varnish materials. They differ from each other not only in shades, but also in composition, as well as performance characteristics.
Each consumer can choose suitable composition, which will harmoniously fit into his home. Also, painting as a drywall finish many people choose because large quantity other positive qualities:
- Any paint applies easily and without problems to sheets of drywall. Painting this material will not take much time, effort or money.
- Thanks to the wide range, drywall can be finished with paint of absolutely any shade and texture.
- GKL sheets can be painted multiple times if necessary.
- As a result of quality produced finishing works the plasterboard base will take on a more expensive and aesthetic appearance.
Of course, to achieve good results, you will need to prepare a plasterboard base. After this, the paintwork will adhere to it better and will adhere more reliably.
Selection and calculation of paintwork materials
Drywall can be coated different colors. Below are the most popular options for paints and varnishes.
Water-based
For finishing drywall, water-dispersion compositions (or water-based ones) are most often used. Such paints consist of binder base and coloring pigments diluted in an aqueous medium.
Water-based paints are in great demand. They are characterized by the following positive qualities:
- such paint is environmentally friendly and safe for human health;
- even after long years water-based paints do not peel off from the substrate, maintaining an attractive appearance;
- on dried water-based coating no cracks remain;
- such paints are applied easily and quickly - they can even be used in bathrooms;
- it takes little time for the composition to dry completely;
- water-based paint can have absolutely any shade.
The main types of water-based paints are:
- acrylic;
- silicone;
- silicate;
- mineral.
Acrylic
The main components of acrylic paints are acrylic resins. Such mixtures are easily applied not only to plasterboard sheets, but also to brick, concrete, glass and wood. However, acrylic paints are not cheap, so consumers often refuse to purchase them in favor of more affordable products.
It is worth considering that acrylic paints are not afraid of high temperatures.
Under their influence, such paints and varnishes do not lose their properties and original appearance. In addition, acrylic paints can boast a long service life, during which they do not fade or crack. Such paint coatings are not afraid of aggressive ultraviolet rays - under their influence the paint will not turn yellow and will not lose its former saturation.
Silicone
No less popular and in demand are silicone paints. They are also not afraid sun rays, are highly durable and are not afraid of high temperatures. Most buyers choose silicone compounds because they are suitable for almost any substrate. These mixtures fit perfectly on drywall.
In addition, silicone paints have a high degree of elasticity. Thanks to this feature, such finishing materials are able to hide some defects on the substrates, for example, small cracks or scratches. Also, silicone mixtures are resistant to alkali.
Silicate
Silicate paints are no less reliable and durable - they are used for both interior and exterior exterior finishing. Such mixtures are perfect for drywall, and it can be pre-puttyed or covered with plaster - silicate paint will lay on such bases without any problems.
Mineral
For repair work Mineral paint is often purchased. Such products are distinguished good vapor permeability. Thanks to this important quality, fungus and mold do not appear on the finished base, since it becomes “breathable”.
Besides, mineral paints do not contain aggressive chemical substances and harmful compounds.
Oily
Modern oil paints are one of the varieties mineral compositions. They can also be used to finish gypsum bases. However, it should be borne in mind that applying such a mixture is more difficult than painting bases with water-based compositions, and this finish takes a lot of time to dry.
Before you apply oil paint, it is necessary to prepare the plasterboard surface as carefully and efficiently as possible. It is also worth considering that it will be problematic to apply any other products onto such a base in the future. decorative materials– only those mixtures that have a similar composition will stick to the oil surface.
Main advantages oil compositions are:
- environmental friendliness;
- strength and durability;
- affordable price;
- not susceptible to mechanical damage;
- Possibility of use for both interior and exterior decoration.
Before purchasing suitable paint coatings you should correctly calculate their required volume.
First you need to decide exactly what kind of paint you need to purchase for drywall. To calculate how much paint mixture will be needed for finishing, you need to know the parameters of the gypsum base - length, width, height.
In addition, many manufacturers indicate the average paint consumption on its branded packaging - most often it is 1 kg of mixture per 5 square meters. m. But you should be careful - stores sell many products that do not have the most affordable consumption, which exceeds the figures indicated on the box. To do this, you need to know in advance the area that needs to be finished.
Tools and application methods
If you decide to paint the plasterboard bases in your house yourself, you should buy the following tools and equipment from a specialized store:
- a clean container as a paint bath;
- roller and brushes (small pile is more suitable for paint with a glossy texture, medium - for matte, and the long version can be used to give the layer a certain texture);
- mesh;
- suitable paint composition;
- construction mixer with a special attachment;
- stepladder (especially if the ceiling design is required);
- protective equipment: glasses and gloves.
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As a rule, paint is applied to plasterboard bases with preliminary preparation and markings - only after this can you proceed directly to painting the bases. However, this method of applying finishing material does not end there. At the very end, you need to close all the joints, and also add finishing touches. Only in this case will the finishing of gypsum board sheets look neat and attractive.
Surface preparation
Before moving on to painting plasterboard bases, they must be properly prepared.
To do this you will need to do the following:
- first you should clean the surface of the plasterboard base from dirt and dust - it should be perfectly clean;
- after this, the base must be treated with a high-quality primer;
- it is recommended to completely putty the gypsum board sheets before painting (if this stage of work is neglected, the paint consumption may significantly increase);
- It is imperative to fill the joints between the plasterboard slabs with putty using putty (do not forget to putty the heads of the screws screwed into the gypsum board sheets);
- after this you need to wait until the putty is completely dry;
- then you need to clean all the irregularities present on the surface of the base (such defects quite often remain after the solution has hardened);
- the base should be cleaned until it becomes absolutely even and smooth;
- then you need to go over the base with the primer mixture again (experts recommend applying the primer in several layers - this will ensure optimally uniform penetration of the paint into the inside of the material).
Do not neglect the above stages of finishing work - otherwise the paint may apply unevenly and not last so long. If all the work was done correctly, the result should be a neat and completely puttied surface with an even layer of primer.
Marking
Marking required plasterboard bases not always. It is recommended to use it if you do not plan to finish the base with one color. You cannot do without markings if you need to apply colored drawings or original patterns to gypsum bases.
To do this, the base must be divided into separate areas, which will later be used to apply paint of different shades. On the surface of the gypsum base you need to draw fine lines using a special construction pencil. Now the outer zone of the side that will be painted first is “fenced off” with a strip of glued tape.
Once one area is completely painted and completely dry, you can apply masking tape to its edge and begin painting the rest of the surface.
Painting
It is quite possible to paint drywall yourself. The technology for applying paint and varnish in this case is quite simple and understandable.
Below is the order of these finishing works:
- Any paint must be applied to drywall in several layers.
- The paint solution should be poured into a clean tray into which it will be convenient to lower the roller.
- Through the first applied layer, the putty and any areas that differ in color will be visible. Subsequent layers of paint will hide these imperfections.
- It is recommended to use a brush first. She needs to finish the entire perimeter of the area that needs to be painted first.
- You need to take a bath of paint and lower the roller into it completely. When the finishing material on the instrument runs out, one side of it needs to be lowered into the dish, rolling further along the inclined part.
