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9 years of experience

Lovettes Painting & Drywall finishing has been in business for over 7 years and we are so proud of the journey...please call me for your painting needs because I'll be right there... I specialize in trim, wall painting, and cabinets.

Lovettes Painting & Drywall finishing has been in business for over 7 years and we are so proud of the journey...please call me for your painting needs because I'll be right there... I specialize in trim, wall painting, and cabinets.

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Mcdowell's interior & Exterior Painting

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4 years of experience

We specialize in painting interior and exterior on homes, business's, and more. We also seal coat roof tops and drive way blacktops.

We specialize in painting interior and exterior on homes, business's, and more. We also seal coat roof tops and drive way blacktops.

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9 years of experience

Hello my name is Marshall I’m glad you took the time to visit my page! Iv been painting interior and exterior on houses since 2016 and now I’m Venturing out on my own and opening my own business for professional services in the pee Dee area and surroundings. I can’t wait to bring your visions to life and also your home.

Hello my name is Marshall I’m glad you took the time to visit my page! Iv been painting interior and exterior on houses since 2016 and now I’m Venturing out on my own and opening my own business for professional services in the pee Dee area and surroundings. I can’t wait to bring your visions to life and also your home.

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Interior Painting questions, answered by experts

Roller marks are streaks or smudges that show up on the wall after painting. They can make the paint's surface look textured or uneven. To prevent roller marks, make sure there's enough paint on the roller when you apply it to the wall. You may have to dip the roller in the paint more frequently than you expect to ensure you have an adequate amount of paint on it.

Choosing the right type of roller can also help you avoid streaks and marks. If you're painting an interior wall, look for a roller with a low nap and choose one that's large enough for the job.

DIY is possible with proper preparation and equipment, but a professional painter ensures smoother finishes, especially for intricate cabinetry.

In most cases, you’ll need two coats of paint to ensure proper coverage. If you put down a coat of primer first, you could get away with a single coat of paint, but you’ll likely still need two coats. The only exception would be if you’re painting with a light color over a dark color, in which case you may need three or four coats of paint to ensure the dark color doesn’t show through the new paint.

Unlike high or semi-gloss paint finishes, which can create an excessively reflective effect in indoor spaces, the sheen in satin is understated and right at home on interior walls. If, on the other hand, you don’t want any level of shine at all, consider opting for a flat paint or another similarly sheenless alternative like matte. 

This may come down to personal preference, but it’s generally best to paint the ceiling before you paint the walls. Why? Painting the ceiling can be more physically demanding, and painting the ceiling last may result in drips or splatters that would mess up freshly painted walls. By painting the ceiling first, you’ll avoid having to touch up walls after any painting accidents. It may not matter, though, if you’re painting the ceiling the same color as the walls.

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