Rules for Painting Ceilings: Roll Both Directions There are a few tricks to getting a smooth, consistent coat of paint on the ceiling. First, work in sections about 5 or 6 ft. square.

Painting a ceiling doesn't have to be hard work. I’ve painted ceilings before; it’s not easy. Even if you think that you’ve done a good job, just one quick glance up will almost always ...

That extra texture can also make the ceiling look lower. If you notice excess (still wet) paint, come back to it and roll in another direction. Steady as you go: Take breaks and don’t rush.

After you've finished cutting in around the edges, paint the rest of the ceiling using a 4-foot long extension pole screwed into a roller handle. Use a roller with a nap of more than 1/2 inch to ...

Now, it’s time to paint. Get up on a stepladder and start with the edges of the ceiling. Schlotter recommends creating a border between two and three inches wide. Once that’s done, get your ...

That’s because paint acts as a sealant, protecting the texture from its enemy (that would be water, and you). These approaches apply to textured ceilings, as well.

That way, if it turns out not to be your thing, you can paint over the black or remove the popcorn ceiling. It's essential to note that using paint with a low sheen or light reflective value (LRV ...

You want to change your life in painting a large room or maybe an entire house? Invest in 18-inch rollers for walls and ceilings, along with a paint tub, grid, and disposable tub liners to match ...

While many people appreciate the look of exposed red brick, others are inclined to paint brick to ensure that the material better complements the rest of a given space. “I think having brick in ...