Techniques Clean Up PAINT A HOUSE Your Guide To Do-It-Yourself Home Painting

CLEAN UP

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Spackling Do
Caulking Do
Priming Do
Brushing Roll
Ceilings Cleaning
Up Brush
Walls Roll
Walls

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Place something under your area (next to the laundry tub) to keep yourwork area clean
Use warm water, you don't need soap but a little helps
While the skin is on the handle, scrape off the paint with your putty knife into the tray; then use your brush to wipe the paint out of the tray into the BUCKET
Now stick the tray, handle with skin and brush into the laundry tub
Slide the skin off the handle
Clean the roller handle thoroughly, wipe it dry
Clean the skin next, then spin it dry after cleaning
Use your brush (before you clean it) to clean out the tray, then dry the tray with a rag
Now clean the brush. BEND the bristles on the brush to get the "HEEL" clean, then shake it down dry ( Pros sometimes knock the edge of the handle against their shoe as they shake it down )
Don't forget to scrape down your Spackling Knives and Putty Knife and clean-up other Tools...
Clean up yourself, hint: wet or soak the RAG, then use it to clean your skin (especially if you need alcohol to clean tough spots)

tip Be careful when you Clean-up and fold your Drop Cloths in a manner so that the dust and chips don't fall out and then SHAKE them out somewhere where you can sweep them up properly! [read all the tips]

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