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I feel like I’m always hearing people explaining how to tackle painting jobs the “right way” or telling us all what we “need” to get this basic job done properly.Now, I’m all for doing things the right way and putting quality workmanship into your home, but sometimes it seems like we can talk up this relatively-simple job to the point that people are intimidated by the thought of even picking up a paint brush in their own homes.
It’s painting, people!Every time I hear someone describe themselves as “not a very good painter” I cringe a little, because really, all that there is to it is that you pick a color you like, slop it on, and then smear it around until it looks presentable.AND, it almost always looks presentable.
The skills required to do an amazing job just require a tiny bit of practice and you.need to buy a million different specific rollers to get that experience.
A lot of those expensive painting tools really don’t make any difference at all!.
In fact, I almost never buy a single expensive anything for all the painting I do, and here’s why:.We realistically would not have been able to get it up and running any time soon.
Plus there were some weird cat/rat things running around all over the place and that was kind of concerning.Walking away from that one allowed us to find this house though: Not quite as well-preserved in all of the rooms, but with a 10 year old kitchen and bathroom, and in the perfect location for us.
We also have an amazing creek behind our house where all the wildlife is decidedly.creepy, which is nice..
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