So you’ve just finished painting your walls, and they look fantastic! But the job isn’t done yet. Cleaning up after you finish painting may be the least favorite job for any painter, but it’s just as important as how you start your project. Be sure to clean up as soon as you have finished painting, to ensure the paint does not dry on your brushes or the floor. If you remove all the paint from knives, scrapers, and brushes when you’re done, they will not only be ready to use the next time you need them, but they will last longer.
Tips on Cleaning up After You Paint
How to Clean Your Painting Tools
No matter if you use Benjamin Moore Regal Select paint, Ricciardi Brothers paint, or Farrow & Ball paint, proper clean up is essential for your paint job. Make sure to leave ample time in your painting schedule for you to clean any drips and your tools. Choosing high quality brushes and other paint tools will last for years, as long as you properly clean them after every use.
Visit us today at the Ricciardi Brothers location nearest you for more information on how to choose the right paint for your walls and the best cleaning tips for your selection. Our experts are happy to answer all of your questions to ensure your paint job comes out perfectly and lasts for years to come!
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