Painting Interior Doors Brush Or Roller

Rollers are the first choice of painting professionals to paint the interiors and ceilings.

Painting interior doors brush or roller. Rollers size ranges from 2 inches to 18 inches. But interior doors are often paneled and should be painted in the following order. Foam rollers are available at paint stores and home centers.

The best painting method is mixed technique. There is a possibility of getting brush marks with brushes but rollers always give a smooth and uniform finish. Using a foam roller to paint interior doors.

Ideal for bigger ideas such as walls cielings and large furniture. If painting is not your full time job you will have a much easier time of obtaining a flawless finish with a foam roller. Firstly we commence painting of corners difficult to reach areas and edges with the brush and next cover larger surfaces with the roller.

The roller will spread the paint more smoothly and evenly and it won t leave brush marks or a bumpy surface. Oil based primer it will prevent bleed out better than acrylic. Different finishes can be achieved with different rollers.

They spread a thinner coat of paint than brushes or conventional rollers do so you ll need at least two coats. When you use a paintbrush to paint your interior door the coat of paint will be thicker because paintbrushes hold more paint. This mixed technique is more efficient and allows to save time and do not use too excessive amount of the paint.

The porous surface of the roller holds much more paint than a brush and distributes an even layer of paint much faster. When applying the primer finish all your brush strokes in the same direction using a moderate load of paint in the brush let it dry for a good few days then sand back with 240 grit to get rid of all the ridges brush marks. A semi gloss paint has it s own gloss built into the formulation and utilizing the maximum amount of it s own gloss is laying it on as quickly and uniformly as possible.