1. Remove the Old Coating

Whether it’s wallpaper, old paint, or mold — it must go. Use a scraper, chemical removers, or sandpaper.

2. Degrease and Clean

Dust, grease, and fingerprints can prevent adhesion. Wipe the walls with warm soapy water or alcohol.

3. Primer Application

Primer is the key to durability. It improves adhesion and reduces paint consumption. Use a universal acrylic primer.

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4. Level the Surface

Fill in small cracks or uneven areas with putty. After drying, lightly sand the wall.

Final Tip

Don’t rush. Good prep work is half of a successful paint job.