Beautiful Interior & Exterior Painting Solution

• Choose the colours according to the purpose of the room
• Choose the colours according to the lightning
• Go for colours that match your furniture
• Choose colours that inspire you
• Consider the style of your home
• Try to maintain a flow of the color scheme you choose

Get a measuring tape and calculate the length and height of the four walls. Also, take 2-3 extra measurements to ensure that you have measured correctly. Next, multiply the length and height of each wall to get the area. Add the areas of the four walls to get a rough estimate of the surface area that you need to paint.

The main difference between interior and exterior paint is their formulation and intended use:

Interior paint

Designed for indoor surfaces, interior paint is durable, easy to clean, and has a finish that can last 5–10 years or longer. It contains binders to resist abrasion, and many options are low or no VOC.

Exterior paint

Designed to withstand outdoor conditions, exterior paint is formulated to resist UV rays and weather changes. It can last 5–10 years, but harsh weather and direct sunlight can reduce its lifespan. Exterior paint has additives that make it resilient outside, but these additives can degrade air quality and negatively affect your health if used indoors.

You should not use interior paint on an outdoor surface because it lacks the protection needed to withstand the elements. Conversely, exterior paint is not suited for indoor use because of its higher VOC content. However, exterior paint can be used in certain indoor situations, like a well-ventilated garage or balcony.

Buying sample paints is a great way to test colors before committing to a larger purchase. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you:

Choose Your Retailer: Visit a local paint store, home improvement center, or check online retailers. Popular brands often have sample sizes available.
Select Colors: Narrow down your color choices. Many stores offer color swatches or digital tools to visualize colors in a room.
Ask for Samples: Most retailers sell sample pots or small cans (usually around 8 oz.) for testing. If you’re in-store, ask an employee for help if you can’t find them.
Check for Promotions: Some stores offer discounts or free samples during promotional events, so keep an eye out.
Purchase: Buy the samples you want. If you’re shopping online, add them to your cart and check out.
Test the Paint: Once you have your samples, paint patches on your walls to see how they look at different times of day and under various lighting.
Decide: After testing, choose your favorite color and go for a larger quantity.
If you need any specific brand recommendations or tips on testing, let me know!

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