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Originally Posted by mr.montreal
Is that all there is to it?
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Easy answer, yes. But the devil is in the details.
It is a lot harder than just that. It is difficult to make sure that color remains even throughout the wall. Then the paint starts to dry and looks different and it is really hard to touch it up to make it look right.
My suggestion is to practice on a 4x4 piece of painted drywall. Then let your first project be a bathroom where the wall surfaces are fairly small and you can work on one wall at a time.
Good luck.