ART OF LEARNING DECORATIVE ACRYLIC PAINTINGS

Acrylic was established in 1950s which offers several benefits such as drying very quickly. It is versatile and provides a lasting finish. If you are learning the art of decorative acrylic painting, use these ACRYLIC PAINTING TIPS given below before starting.

 

Acrylic painting can be demonstrated both as fun as well as rewarding. Develop your imaginations with these ACRYLIC PAINTING TIPS to make interesting acrylic works of art which you can enjoy.

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TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS

It is not a simple task to decide which paint colors are best for your home. It really depends upon the personal taste. Here are some PAINT TIPS are given for choosing a paint color while considering the lighting in the room:

 

The first thing you will have to decide that what will be the finishing touch. Flat finish is used for hiding the areas which are not perfect and are dull shaded. Gloss paints are used for highlighting walls which are not having smooth surface. If you want to chose other than it you can prefer semi gloss paints. You should take the color sample from the store to check in the light at your homes.

Whether it is a study room or drawing room, there are many PAINT TIPS that you can apply to make any area both attractive and beautiful.

TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS

TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS

TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS

TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS

TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS

TIPS FOR SELECTING GLOSSY PAINTS


5 Simple Steps for Painting Paneling

5 Simple Steps for Painting Paneling

Paneling was considered trendy and chic in the 60s, 70s and till late 80s. Darker panels were predominantly used during the late 60s. Today it might seem as trendy as it once did and it is easier to paint them than remove them.


1. Once you are convinced that you need to paint your paneling start with a test patch. A test patch is essential to avoid getting stuck with a loud or ugly color for the next few years.


2. Start by cleaning the paneling using a mild detergent, ensure that the panel is free of dirt, oil and grime towards the end of the process.


3. Using a sand paper lightly sand it; wipe the dust using cloth.

4. Apply a coat of primer with stain block. Apply at least two coats. Let it dry for at least 24 hours.


5. Next apply the paint of your choice and let it dry.


Exterior Painting: 4 Things to Remember

Exterior Painting: 4 Things to Remember

Painting the exteriors of the house is easy way to make your home look attractive and inviting. To achieve best exterior paint, one must follow these fundamental rules.

1.A test patch is a must. You do not want to be stuck with an ordinary or too bold a color for years. To help you visualize the colors make use of photo galleries that are available on the various paint websites.


2. Once you have made up your mind about the color, start by cleaning the walls. A pressure washer is ideal for this purpose. The other alternative is to use a garden use along with a nylon brush and a strong detergent. Ensure that there is no soap residue left behind.


3. Check for missing caulking and guttering that need to be replaced. Also check for leak in roof or wall to avoid moisture to creep in and cause paint peeling.


4. It is essential to apply primer. Primer ensures that the paint adheres to the surface and increases the life of the paint.



Interior House Painting: Dos and Don’ts

Interior House Painting: Dos and Don’ts

Painting the interiors is quite easy but choosing a color can be nothing short of a challenging. Today we have myriads of colors and textures to choose from making color selection more difficult. Here are a few dos and don’ts when choosing interior wall paint.


1. Start by collecting swatches. It is advisable to finalize colors after you decide rugs, furniture etc.


2. Coordinate the color to match and complement the rest of items in the room. It is ideal to finish selecting tile and fabric before you decide the paint. It is easy to select a color when you have already picked a rug or a fabric for that room.


3. Choose neutral colors. Avoid using deeper and brighter tones through the room, limit their use for accents only.


4. Choose the finish before you start painting. Matt and flat finishes are the most preferred choices. Gloss finish reflects light, so use lighting accordingly.


5. Apply a 12” by 12” test patch and let it dry. Wait for 24 hours and evaluate it under natural and artificial light.