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Get Rolling With a House Painting Party

Painting is one of those jobs that can go onslightly so you don't get fluff all over the
forever; repair the walls, primer the walls,walls.
apply two coats of paint, and then run around
fixing all the spots you missed. Maybe you'veRemember, it's a party: Keep things light and
just bought a new home or are trying to getfun. Get the music going, as it makes for a
your current house sale ready, a paintingmore enjoyable atmosphere. You may even have
party can help you get this done quickly.prizes for the person wearing the least
Debbie Travis has some great tips foramount of paint at the end. It's also a good
organizing a successful party to get youridea  to  take  pictures  of  the  day.
home  painted  in  no  time.
Food makes a party: If you want people to
Get organized: You've got all those extrawork, they need to be fed. Have some snacks,
bodies at your disposal, and you want to makepop and water handy, but it's not always a
the best use of them Start early; have allgood idea to open the beer right away. Maybe
the pre-painting work completed before youryou could offer them a beer after they finish
team arrives. Make sure the pictures areevery coat, and have a big dinner to
taken off the walls, fill those nail holes,celebrate.
cover the furniture (if necessary), and lay
the drop sheets. Taping off the edges ofStart early: You tend to get a lot more done
trim, doorknobs and hinges could be done now,if you start early; people are more focused
but keep in mind that sometimes it unsticksand have more energy. Have the coffee and
if  left  too  long.muffins ready, while you're handing out paint
and  assigning  rooms.
Priming the walls: According to Debbie, you
only  need  to  prime  the  walls  if:Decide who will be painting what, and
remember that the more meticulous types of
You're covering areas where you've filled inpersonality will be best suited for trim or
holes.those fidgety types of jobs. Spread your
workers around so that they don't bump into
If you're painting a lighter color over aeach other; about two people per wall works
darker  color.well.
If you're painting over alkyd paint or ifIf you haven't completed taping around the
you're unsure what the base paint is - if youtrim, get the gang started on this, and then
simply cover alkyd paint with a latex withoutsuggest they begin by cutting in. Basically
priming,  the  paint  will  scrape  off.this means painting around the trim, door
handles, hinges and any other place a roller
She offers the tip that if your base is acan't reach. It's a good idea to complete the
dark color, it's a good idea to tint yourwalls and ceiling first, leaving the trim for
primer  with  it, and you'll use fewer coats.last.
Get plenty of tools: Make certain that no oneTime to celebrate: Have a place where your
is standing around looking for a brush or aguests can get cleaned up before dinner. If
roller by ensuring you have enough forthe fumes are strong, you may want to plan a
everyone. Consider the jobs you'll beBBQ or dinner on the patio. Let everyone know
assigning, if the trim is being painted, youhow much you appreciate their help and pass
may need some small trim brushes as well.around the pictures taken from the day.
Debbie suggests moistening the rollers



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