Directions for painting baseboards.
Taping carpet to paint baseboards.
Always before interior painting take a cloth drop sheet and spread it out over the section of the room that you are painting first.
How to paint baseboards with carpet the right way.
Decide whether to remove the baseboards.
Tuck the tape under the baseboard.
Taping masking application of a drop cloth and very careful painting to avoid getting paint on the wall.
For this step you will need your roll of 2 painters tape and your painters 5 in1 tool.
Leave about a 1 4 in.
Now take a putty knife or 5 in 1 tool and start working at one end and push the tape down.
Run extra tape and carpet.
Run your tape onto the baseboard.
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2 gently scuff up the baseboards with an abrasive hand pad giving the baseboards a light buffing.
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1 to paint baseboards first vacuum and wipe down baseboards with either a vinegar and water solution 1 2 cup of vinegar and 1 gallon of warm.
To properly tape off the carpet so that no paint gets on your carpet in any way you are actually going to be tucking the tape under the baseboard by 1 4.
Taking steps to protect the carpet while you prep and paint the baseboard trim can prevent damage to the carpet.
Start by roughly a 2 piece of tape and placing it down onto the carpet next to the trim.
Vacuum around all the baseboard.
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Dust debris and especially hair human and pet find its way into the corners and edges of a room.
Painting baseboards with carpet can be quite easy if you have a steady hand and take the proper precautions to keep your carpet dry.
Unscrew and remove any vent covers or grilles that cover air ducts along the.
What you re doing is just getting the tape tucked in between the edge of the carpet and the trim.
As with any house interior painting job you want to use a drop sheet to protect the main areas of the carpet before painting baseboards around the carpet.
You can use a paint guard or metal sheet if you want an added layer of protection.
Don t peel your carpet back when painting or staining baseboards or casings next to it.