The higher the gloss of paint, the more blemishes in the wall you'll notice! Go FLAT if you have something to hide, but you still want to paint!
2006-07-07 07:38:33
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answered by Amanda 4
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Paint sections of the wall and while paint is still wet drag a whisk broom down the wall thru the paint. It leaves cool little lines and helps hide imperfections.
2006-07-07 07:33:11
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answered by gentle giant 5
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You can add texture to the paint and that would resolve the imperfection issue. Also, try a deep color with bright white trim to take your eye away from the problem area.
2006-07-07 07:36:11
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answered by anderklan 1
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Add a texture to the paint; you can obtain this from any hardware/paint/discount store. And you can use a paint that doesn't require additional primer (such as McCloskey's) that
has primer already added. You can choose fine, medium, or coarse texture, usually 1 bag per gallon. Just be sure to stir often as you are painting so that the sediment doesn't glob up or settle all to the bottom.
2006-07-07 07:34:15
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answered by cmpbush 4
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first of all, to human beings that did not or can not study what the write-up says, that's an oil portray. What an exciting portray! i think of the artist used a broom to do the backside colorings for the background and the circles. i think of he/she extensively utilized a broom to place on the different various colorings and shading interior the circles, mixing as he/she painted them on. The ridges have been utilized utilising knives interior the paint to get the various textures. not an hassle-free factor, thinking the uniform wavy outcomes he/she carried out. He had to enable merely approximately each knife degree dry formerly going added, or he'd have knotted up the designs and textures.
2016-12-08 16:52:17
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answered by jensvold 3
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Try flat paint
2006-07-07 07:31:52
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answered by Anonymous
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I concur. Use flat paint
2006-07-08 09:40:18
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answered by KenAFP 1
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