General tools for painting jobs: Preparation tools: Drop cloths or old sheets for protecting carpeting, floors and items that cannot be removed from the area. Masking tape is a good item to have on hand for problem areas. Sandpaper, scraper and wire brush. Spackling compound and putty knife. (For small jobs a lightweight quick dry spackle is usually sufficient.) Glazing compound or wood putty. Caulk and caulk gun. (Be sure to purchase a paintable caulk. Silicone caulk will repel paint). Application tools: Brushes for irregular surfaces, trim and cut in. Roller sleeve, cage and pan for large areas and ceilings. Or a 5-gallon bucket setup can be used. Sprayers are sometimes used for painting some areas, such as latice or certain types of built-ins. An empty paint can or bucket. A few clean rags. A step ladder may be required depending on the height of the area you are painting.
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Drop
cloths or old sheets for protecting carpeting, floors and
items that cannot be removed from the area.
Masking
tape is a good item to have on hand for problem areas.
Sandpaper, scraper and wire brush.
Spackling compound and putty knife. (For small jobs a
lightweight quick dry spackle is usually sufficient.)
Glazing
compound or wood putty.
Caulk
and caulk gun. (Be sure to purchase a paintable caulk.
Silicone caulk will repel paint).
