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Interior Painting
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As with all painting projects, preparation is the key to a
quality finish product. They say 80% of painting is in the prep work. Proper
prep and quality materials are the foundation of a quality finished paint job.
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Interior painting requires surface inspection to determine what preparation and
type of material is best for each individual job.
There is NO miracle paint that is best all-around, every job is different.
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All stains, pen, crayon, water, smoke, etc. must be sealed with a proper sealer
or they will reappear, all peeling & flaking spots must be sealed to insure
proper adhesion of the patching material to be used, all patched areas need to
be primed to provide proper coverage to topcoat
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There are many types of wall coverings on the market, they also require proper
prep patching is sometimes required sizing walls prior to installing is usually
also recommended to insure a quality finished product.
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Also there are many new faux finishes being used lately; glazing, rag rolling
and a wide variety of multi-color fleck effect coatings that replicate granite,
marble and other random multi-colored patterns that use to be used in wallpapers
only, but are now sprayed on.
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