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Supplies for Painting Walls
How to Choose Interior Paint
Prepping Wall for Painting
How to Fill Holes in Walls
Masking Outlets to Paint Walls
Masking Baseboards to Paint Walls
Masking Corners to Paint Walls
How to Load Paint Roller
How to Paint With Roller
Preventing Lines When Painting Walls
Smoothing Walls With Paint Roller
Common Mistakes When Painting With Roller
Even Coat When Painting With Roller
Good Posture for Painting Walls
Drop Cloth for Painting Walls
Painting Walls with Brushes
How to Feather When Painting Walls
How to Paint Base Boards
How to Paint Base Board Corners
How to Clean a Paint Brush
How to Paint Around Casing
How to Paint Inside Corners
Masking Tips for Painting Walls
Cutting Base Boards When Painting Walls
Spotting Problems When Painting Walls
How to Sand Painted Walls
Sealing Paint Lines on Walls
Painting Walls With Different Colors
How to Cover Wall Paint Lines
Summary: Tips to paint your house like a professional. Learn some great tips on how to feather when painting walls in this free video clip on interior design.
Dan Hancock with Color Creations has been painting professionally for 8 years. He is very detail oriented and prides himself on his quality and clean work.read more
"Hi, this is Dan we are continuing a demonstration for expertvillage.com. Now we are going to discuss feathering. Feathering is where you just take and just lightly go over your wall to get any brush strokes out. The reason that I'm actually going over the wall is because there is going to be a little line here from the paint that I have put on the side of the casing. So I'm just going to go over that work that line out and then move on. Now when you are painting your trim work you want to keep your lines to a minimum. You do that by just taking your brush and lightly go back over the areas that you have already covered. By doing this your lines that the brush is leaving the bristles they become smaller. As your paint begins to clear you are going to fill in on it's self which would give you a much smoother finish. "
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