How to repair a wall paint that is exposed to rain

In this opportunity I will teach you techniques to make your walls and asbestos have become dull besinar. The cause of the wall become faded, chipped, and even become yellowish like rust caused by rains and leave stains on the wall. This will be easier if you have experience in the field of painting and coloring. The materials required is quite easy and can be found in stores near the paint.
Both the tools needed are:
 1. Brush 2 pieces
 

2. paint wood

3. paint the walls




 

 4. Tinner

 

5. water

Note: the color of the paint wood and oil must be the same
 
The thing to do is as follows:


1. Clean the surface of the wall that we will fix the paint from dust and dirt as much as possible by using a broom or cloth.

 

2. Combine Tinner we've provided earlier into paint wood. Evenly so that the result should be thinner given fifth of the existing paint. Examples given 1 liter to 0.2 liters of oil paint thinner. So that the results simply mixing evenly stirred up paint and paint thinner look together and no longer lumpy.

 

3. Once mixed paint wood please your wall paint surface has been cleaned earlier. Suggestions for paint looking evenly so the results look good. Let dry for a few moments.

4. If the paint wood begins to dry you please take the wall paint that has been provided earlier. Mix with water that has been provided. Proportion is almost the same as the earlier wooden paint fifth. Paint stir until evenly distributed.


5. Then paint the wall surfaces previously coated wood paint. Make evenly as possible.



6. Allow the paint to dry and see the results of the paint. Woooww!! Gone was the impression of dull and dirty on the walls of our homes.

Good luck my friends.

Posted By Sameera Chathuranga

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