Users questions 

Are Wooster paint brushes good?

Joe Ford

Are Wooster paint brushes good?

Wooster Alpha This brush is great to use for ‘cutting in’ and the brush is for use with both latex and oil based paints and it has a firm bristles.

Do you cut in first when painting a ceiling?

Since your average paint roller cannot reach into corners or paint right up to the woodwork, the first step is to cut in the ceiling—that is, apply about a 2-inch wide band of paint around the outer edge of the ceiling—using a 2-1/2 inch wide brush.

What is the best brand of ceiling paint?

Top 5 Best Ceiling Paints

  • Prestige Paints Interior Paint And Primer In One Ceiling Paint.
  • Glidden Latex Ceiling Paint Flat Interior.
  • KILZ Color-Change Stainblocking Interior Ceiling Paint.
  • INSL-X Color-Changing Ceiling Paint.
  • Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch Latex.

Should I paint the ceiling the same white as the walls?

Occasionally, ceilings are painted to match the walls. When the ceiling and walls are the same color, it can make a room feel smaller or cozier. If you want to paint a ceiling, it doesn’t have to be the same exact shade as the walls. The color can be somewhat lighter and will still give the room a consistent look.

Should I paint my ceiling white or the same color as the walls?

Paint your ceiling the same color as your walls. This will draw the eye up, which creates the illusion of a larger room and higher ceilings. Bonus if you’re able to install some trim and crown molding, as I’ve found this can also make the ceilings look higher.

Should the ceiling match the trim?

Painting your ceiling to match the trim is a matter of personal preference; however, most people agree that having matching trim and ceiling will add a unified, clean look to any home. If you choose to have different colors, it can help turn your trim (or ceiling) into a statement item.

Which curtains are best for living room?

Heavier fabrics help insulate a room and work better in cooler climates; light fabrics work best in warmer climates. Silk: Silk curtains are classic and traditional. Cotton: Cotton is the most versatile curtain fabric and one of the easiest to clean. Linen: Linen is light and often sheer.