When painting a house, it's important to have the following materials on hand:
Paint: Choose high-quality paint suitable for the surface being painted, whether it's interior or exterior walls. Consider factors such as durability, coverage, and color options.
Brushes: Select a variety of brushes in different sizes and types for various painting needs, including trim, corners, and edges.
Rollers and Roller Covers: Use rollers to cover larger wall sections quickly and efficiently. Have different roller covers available for different surfaces and textures.
Drop Cloths or Plastic Sheeting: Protect furniture, floors, and fixtures by covering them with drop cloths or plastic sheeting to prevent accidental spills or splatters.
Sandpaper or Sanding Blocks: Prepare surfaces by smoothing rough areas, removing old paint, and eliminating imperfections.
Putty Knife: Use a putty knife to fill cracks and holes with putty or spackle, ensuring a smooth surface for painting.
Painter's Tape: Apply painter's tape to create clean lines and protect adjacent surfaces from accidental paint application.
Paint Trays or Buckets: Use paint trays or buckets to hold the paint during the application process, making it easier to dip brushes or rollers.
Stirring Sticks: Thoroughly mix the paint using stirring sticks to ensure consistent color and texture throughout the project.
Rags or Cleaning Cloths: Have rags or cleaning cloths available for wiping surfaces clean, removing dust or debris, and handling spills.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Consider wearing gloves, safety goggles, and a respirator or mask to protect against paint fumes and airborne particles.