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How to Prep Walls for Painting by Painters in Markham?

Before starting the wall painting it's necessary to take some initial work to prepare the wall for painting. Here today the Markham painters share the important wall painting tips before you start wall painting. Check out the PPT.

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How to Prep Walls for Painting by Painters in Markham?

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  1. Cover up furniture and floor • First of all, empty the room of its furniture or group them in the center and cover them with a trap. Put down protection on the ground (tarpaulins, plastic, cardboard, or newspaper). • Swaddle the appliques and anything that cannot be taken apart with plastic bags held by an adhesive tape, so the painting painters in Markham will not create any stain on other home furniture. • The walls • Pick up paintings, photos, and other decorative items from the wall. • Also, remove window curtains and rods, and other ties. • Protect baseboards, ceiling angles, window towers, and door frames with masking tape. • As for the anchors that you will reuse after painting on a wall, put screws in them so that the paint does not accumulate inside. You will only have to remove them once the job is done

  2. How to clean walls • Cleaning the wall is important before Painting wall for an efficient amount of work. • Cleaning walls your wall thoroughly with a degreasing detergent and a sponge starting with the ceiling and working your way down to the baseboards. • Rinse with clean water and let dry. • If the wall has areas of mold • Cleaning walls with bleach or fungicide. • Then wash and rinse the wall again. • If you have peeled off some wallpaper and there are small bits or traces of glue • Moisten them and remove them with a scraper. • Let the wall dry.

  3. Repair Wall Remove nails and screws Once your wall is perfectly clean, remove the screws and use a pair of pliers to remove the nails. For the dowels, take a screw, screw it partly into the dowel, and with a pair of pliers, pull on it. Filling of holes and cracks Start by making the holes and cracks reasonable, with a triangular scraper, knocking out any loose parts. For the plaster to adhere properly, dampen the area to be filled with a sponge. Apply a filler to cracks or holes with a plaster knife. Smooth the plaster to avoid any extra thickness and then let it dry.  Once it is completely dry, sand the patched area with medium-grit sandpaper. Once the main roughness and the main defects have been eliminated, the micro-holes must be filled.

  4. Installation of a smoothing plaster • If you intend to apply acrylic paint, apply a water-based smoothing filler, for glycerophthalic paint, you will need a greasy filler. • Apply the smoothing plaster to the wall with a plaster knife, spreading it horizontally and always in the same direction, from right to left for example. Wait until it is perfectly dry, that is to say very white and without any gray area. • Sand the wall with a fine-grit sandpaper. • Dust it completely with a damp sponge. Then apply a 2nd coat. • To coat an entire room, it is recommended to start at the bottom of the walls. • The first pass should be spread horizontally throughout the room. • Then, always starting from the bottom, apply the second layer of plaster vertically. • Sand your entire wall with a fine grain abrasive (120) to make it very smooth. • Dust and vacuum, the wall, and the room completely.

  5. Mas Construction Painting Contractor in Toronto Amos Crescent, Toronto, ON City - NORTH YORK Zip - M3H 3X8 +1 647-835-0590 Info@Mascons.Ca www.mascons.ca

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