1. Clear and Protect the Space

Before painting, remove furniture, decorations, and other items from the room. Cover floors and remaining items with drop cloths or plastic sheets to protect them from paint splatters. Proper protection ensures a clean and efficient painting process.

2. Clean and Repair Surfaces

Walls and surfaces should be thoroughly cleaned to remove dust, grease, and dirt. Repair any cracks, holes, or peeling areas using putty or filler. Smooth and clean surfaces allow the paint to adhere properly, resulting in a flawless finish.

3. Sand and Prime the Walls

Sanding rough areas creates an even surface, while applying a primer enhances paint adhesion and durability. Priming is especially important for new walls or surfaces with stains, ensuring that the final coat looks smooth and lasts longer.

4. Plan Colors and Materials

Choose the right type of paint and colors for each area based on lighting, usage, and style preferences. Have all necessary tools ready, including brushes, rollers, and trays. Planning ahead reduces mistakes and makes the painting process faster and more organized.