Paint in the following order overall:
1) Gables
2) Main siding
3) Windows
4) Siding trim
5) Doors
When painting siding, always paint from the top down, and paint next to the trim first, creating a border about two to three inches from the edge of the trim.
Then begin painting the rest of the siding, remembering to paint under the edge.
(Hint: Paint in small sections of three to four clapboards and a few feet at a time, applying a fresh brush full of paint to unpainted areas and working back into the areas you've already done. Be sure to paint in the direction of the siding.)
When the siding is dry, paint the windows, siding trim and doors.
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1) Gables
2) Main siding
3) Windows
4) Siding trim
5) Doors
When painting siding, always paint from the top down, and paint next to the trim first, creating a border about two to three inches from the edge of the trim.
Then begin painting the rest of the siding, remembering to paint under the edge.
(Hint: Paint in small sections of three to four clapboards and a few feet at a time, applying a fresh brush full of paint to unpainted areas and working back into the areas you've already done. Be sure to paint in the direction of the siding.)
When the siding is dry, paint the windows, siding trim and doors.
Learn how much fun and easy painting can be. Tomboy Tools and Glidden paint help women gain confidence, motivation and add color to their lives!
Contact your Tomboy Tools Consultant to book your painting party today. Your Consultant will show you how you can beautify your living space or painting project with ergonomically designed painting tools, color selections, techniques and tips.
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