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3 Common Painting Mistakes All Amateurs Make

Painting is perhaps one of the most common and easy ways to give a new look to your house without having to spend a large amount on the materials and servicemen. Auckland commercial painting industry is usually very busy during this time of the year and it can be a bit difficult to hire a professional to paint your house.

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3 Common Painting Mistakes All Amateurs Make

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  1. 3 Common Painting Mistakes All 3 Common Painting Mistakes All Amateurs Make Amateurs Make For more information Visit Auckland Commercial Painting

  2. Let us list out the top three so that you may be able to avoid them this time: 1. Buying cheap paint 2. Inexpensive paint brushes and rollers 3. Insufficient surface preparation

  3. 1. Buying Cheap Paint You are already saving up on the costs of professional Auckland house painters; don’t try and save more money by buying cheap quality paint, or what it is normally called, the bin paint. These paints do not last as long as the good ones and usually offer less than ideal finish to the walls. You would also find it difficult to apply these on your own without any expert help. So, stay away from these!

  4. 2. Inexpensive Paint Brushes and Rollers Again we have emphasised this point. DON’T save up money by buying low quality brushes and rollers. They would not only make your paint job more difficult but using cheap tools will give your walls an inconsistent, ugly finish (which you really don’t want now, do you?).

  5. 3. Insufficient Surface Preparation This is one of the most important steps that many beginners usually neglect. Surface preparation including cleaning, sanding and priming of the surface to be painted upon is very important for a good paint job. This would make your paint stay on longer, lessen the chances of your paint peeling or flaking in the near future and also provide a more aesthetically appealing finish.

  6. Remember these three important tips i.e. buy good quality paint and equipments and spend enough time and efforts on surface preparation; and you are bound to be successful in your painting endeavour. For more information, post your questions in the comments below and we would get back to you with the answers and advice from professional Auckland house painters.

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