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wish to personally paint your apartment? Follow this home painting application method.


Personally painting your home or apartment could be fun apart from the fact that it will save you  some of your hard earn income,you and your family might decide to use the weekend or break to renovate your home.
for the different types of paint,see;

http://constructionindustrysecrets.blogspot.com/2015/02/selecting-right-type-of-paint-for-your.html

and for cost estimate;

http://constructionindustrysecrets.blogspot.com/2015/02/how-to-estimate-paints-needed-when.html 

A paint application is a series of steps of coats paint, in which each coat application performs its own specific but expected function. The standard method of application consists of; A Primer, Undercoat(s), and Finishing Coat(s). Different types of paints application is expected to be used for each function though there are paints types that can perform more than a function e.g. emulsions.

  1. PRIMER.
This is the first coat applied to unpainted surface, it provides a smooth stable surface for subsequent coats. 

  1. UNDERCOAT(S)
It’s applied over the primer coating or over existing painted surface, prepared for receiving new paint, generally tinted in similar color range as the top coat.

  1. finishing coat(s)

These are the finishing or final coats. They provide final color and gloss level required, they protect from weather, rain, and provides aesthetic values. 






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