Wash the walls with TSP cleaner found in hardware stores. Then paint. Spackle any holes with spackling or joint compound first, applying with a small putty knife. Let dry and lightly sand until smooth and even with the wall. Then paint. Most paint needs two coats. follow directions on the can.
Wipe the walls with a dry swiffer after any repairs are made. Remove switch and outlet covers. Cut in with a brush then paint. IF you are going dark to light you will want to prime first, even if using a paint & primer in one.
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Wash the walls with TSP cleaner found in hardware stores. Then paint. Spackle any holes with spackling or joint compound first, applying with a small putty knife. Let dry and lightly sand until smooth and even with the wall. Then paint. Most paint needs two coats. follow directions on the can.
Wash walls with TSP. Patch and repair any damage. Let dry thoroughly. Then prime coat. Then paint. Here are more detailed instructions.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/how-to-paint-a-room
https://m.wikihow.com/Paint-a-Room
Wipe the walls with a dry swiffer after any repairs are made. Remove switch and outlet covers. Cut in with a brush then paint. IF you are going dark to light you will want to prime first, even if using a paint & primer in one.
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