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"We had them paint 3 entry doors and jams and also a handicap ramp. They were on time and did a great job. We would call them again for our painting needs."

Steven N on November 2023

Residential and Commercial care provided. Offering various professional services from interior and Exterior painting, deck paint and staining, lawn care , cleaning services , handy man services, debris removal and more !

"We had them paint 3 entry doors and jams and also a handicap ramp. They were on time and did a great job. We would call them again for our painting needs."

Steven N on November 2023


I am an experienced painter and handyman that takes pride in my work and cares about the satisfaction of my customers. Visit my Facebook page team Bailey painting to view my work



What make us stand out is that we take our time to make the best work and we have Spanish services.Se habla español



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Coopers Quality painting and drywall is a Bloomington/normal based painting company that specializes in delivering painting and drywall services to residential and commercial properties throughout the central illinois area with a commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, their team of professional painters brings a fresh vibrant look to any space they touch. We are fast, friendly and affordable and treat your home or buisness as if it was our own

Coopers Quality painting and drywall is a Bloomington/normal based painting company that specializes in delivering painting and drywall services to residential and commercial properties throughout the central illinois area with a commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, their team of professional painters brings a fresh vibrant look to any space they touch. We are fast, friendly and affordable and treat your home or buisness as if it was our own



Costumers should choose to go with me because I am a self-motivated and hard working individual. I put customers needs first and prioritize effective communication.



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Interior Painting questions, answered by experts

In addition to paint, you’ll need some other supplies to paint a house yourself. These include: 

  • Brushes: $3–$20 each

  • Tape: $3–$10 per roll

  • Drop cloth: $5–$30 each

  • Tray: $2–$5 each

  • Rollers: $10–$100 each

  • House ladder: $100–$300

Most spray paint is fully dry after 24 hours, but knowing when the spray paint is dry depends on the type of dry paint criteria. Surface dry is a surface that’s dry enough for you to apply another coat of paint. Touch dryness is a little dryer than surface dryness and will feel dry if you gently touch it, but it’s really wet underneath the initial touch. Hard dry feels fully dry but can dent or smudge upon extra pressure. Thoroughly dry paint is completely dry. 

If you’re debating whether to paint the walls or ceiling first, let us settle it for you. Painting the ceiling first is key—that way, you won’t have to worry about paint drips. Always start at the top of the room and work your way down for best results.

The number of coats you need to apply when whitewashing a surface depends on how opaque you want the final product to be. If you're going for a transparent, barely there look, a single coat or two may suffice. For fuller coverage, you'll want to use multiple coats. Another option is to use a less diluted paint to get a thicker coverage. 

When applying the first coat of touch-up paint, it is best to use a paint roller. A roller allows you to get a thin layer of paint to the area to avoid an unsightly blend with the old coat of paint. However, if you need to touch up the area a second time after the first coat has dried, a small brush will work best to avoid applying too much paint.

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