After you've rolled-out each strip you'll want to tip-off each one as you go, by very gently rolling over it one final time - going from ceiling to floor with each pass to give it a smooth final appearance.
If you do choose to paint your house yourself, the following information will guide you through the process, which typically follows this order: Choose the right paint and primer Gather tools and equipment Repair damaged siding and trim Wash the siding Protect, mask and drape Scrape and sand the siding Caulk siding and trim Prime bare wood and stains Paint the siding Paint the trim Clean up properly 1) Choose the Right House Paint and Primer

A small quart-size can of paint costs about $10, a 1-gallon bucket of paint costs $15 to $60, and a 5-gallon-can costs $50 to $200. Be sure to buy a bit more than your project requires for touch-ups and waste. Can Of Paint Cost Paint Can Size Average Cost 1 Pint $5 – $25 1 Quart $8 – $40 ½ Gallon $10 – $45 ¾ Gallon $10 – $50 1 Gallon $15 – $60 2 Gallon $30 – $80 5 Gallon $50 – $200 Lead Paint Testing and Removal
Naval was Sherwin-Williams color of the year in 2020 and for good reason. It can be used as a deep blue front door shade or as a lovely siding color for exteriors with plenty of light. As a versatile neutral color choice, Naval can even be paired with a rosy pink front door for a pop of color. As you can see in the image above, Naval works nicely with a dark gray front porch floor accent color like “Grey Shingle” from Sherwin.