Painting walls at first glance may seem like a simple and straightforward procedure. But, alas, this is not entirely true. Not infrequently, the process is delayed as a result of improperly selected paint, tool or untimely applied layer. In order to facilitate the painting of walls, we suggest that you consider the common mistakes of painting walls with ordinary paint.
The most common miscalculation is painting unprepared walls. Elements of dirt, sand, pile and other particles caught in the paint will certainly have a negative impact on the final result. All previously not eliminated defects will be not only visible, but also pronounced. Ordinary paint will allow even greasy spots to appear, regardless of how many layers the coloring was made.
When processing walls, it is not uncommon to ignore the need for primer. The exclusion of this stage often leads to the fact that the paint on uneven walls lays unevenly, and the whole process is accompanied by an excessive consumption of material. This is due to the fact that the primer helps to reduce the level of hygroscopicity of the wall surface. Primed walls can significantly save money on paints and varnishes.
When using ordinary paint with a glossy property, do not neglect the fact that the wall should be flat. Most often, a defective surface becomes more expressive after painting. To eliminate the shortcomings, the method of grinding, plastering or leveling with drywall is used.
Putty is considered the simplest and most common method of "wet" leveling. After the first layer, it is important to pause during the day for it to solidify. Only after this can you start applying the subsequent ones. As a rule, the primary putty is concentrated on the places of chips and recesses, and already subsequent layers process the entire plane.
As for the primer, which was mentioned earlier, it is important to consider whether the manufacturer of the paint, which will be processed walls, recommendations. As a rule, under special conditions, preferred types and manufacturers of primers that have the best compatibility are prescribed on the label or packaging of paints and varnishes.
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