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Repainting the master bedroom or dining room

Resene Popular Paint Systems – painting interior walls: training notes

This web page is an edited version of the Resene Best System Selling training notes provided to Resene staff and is provided to enable you to gain a greater understanding of the substrates and paint systems you may encounter in your decorating project. It is impossible to cover all decorating scenarios in a single document, so if you are in doubt about any aspect of your project please contact Resene for assistance.

How to repaint the master bedroom or dining room

Note: Refer to the PDF flowchart for a visual of the steps below:

  1. Using a soft cloth, wipe the walls down using Resene Interior Paintwork Cleaner or mild detergent and warm water

  2. Fill all dents, defects and holes using Selleys Rapid Filla and lightly sand

  3. Use Selleys No More Gaps on any cracks between the walls and skirtings and/or scotias

  4. What gloss level do you want?

Flat, velvet finish:

Low sheen:

Painting interior walls

A typical dining room or bedroom will use about 4 litres.

Things to consider:

Notes:

Key accessories essential to complete the job

Add-ons – to make the job easier or quicker

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