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The kid's found the crayons and have just made an art project of their bed room walls. Clean it off? Sorry there is a 99% chance this is a waste of time. Your going to have to repaint and do a better job of hiding the crayons. Step one is lightly sand the crayon marks on the wall. This not to remove all of the crayon marks but simply get some of it off so the texture of the crayon marks do not show through your fresh paint. You will need to prime. If your facing a project as large as pictured you will need to prime the entire wall. Some latex primers will seal the marks out but ask the paint supplier for their recommendation for sealing crayon marks. It is a possibility you will need to use a oil based primer. Oil based primer/sealers are the best for this job but do present there own set of problems. The smell is likely #1 on the hassle's of oil based primer/sealers,#2 slow drying times and clean up. So do some work and find a latex primer/sealer that will do the job...

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just follow the step by step instructions for a lavish cup of coffee.

its funny thill someone gets hurt.

Painting your kitchen cabinets is one of the most budget-friendly ways to transform your space—and with the right prep, you can get a finish that looks professionally done. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you tackle it like a pro 🖌️: --- 🧰 Prep Work: The Key to a Smooth Finish • Remove doors and hardware: Label each door and drawer to keep track. • Clean thoroughly: Use a degreaser to remove built-up grime. • Sand surfaces: Lightly sand with 180–220 grit sandpaper to help paint adhere. • Fill imperfections: Use wood filler for dents or scratches, then sand smooth. • Tape off areas: Protect walls, floors, and countertops with painter’s tape and drop cloths. --- 🎨 Prime and Paint • Choose the right paint:• Latex paint is easier to work with and clean up. • Oil-based paint offers a harder, more durable finish but takes longer to cure A B. • Apply primer: Use a bonding primer to ensure paint sticks well. • Paint in thin coats: Use a foam roller for flat surfaces and a soft b...

Absolutely, Ron! Whether you’re prepping a set for a satirical musical or just refreshing your living room, painting a wall can be a satisfying transformation. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you nail it like a pro 🎨: --- 🧰 What You’ll Need • Drop cloths or plastic sheeting • Painter’s tape • Spackling paste & putty knife • Sandpaper (fine grit) • Primer (optional but recommended) • Paint tray, rollers, angled brushes • High-quality paint (latex or oil-based) • Ladder (if needed) --- 🪜 Step-by-Step Instructions 1. Prep the Room• Move furniture or cover it with drop cloths. • Tape off baseboards, trim, and outlets with painter’s tape A B. 2. Clean and Repair the Wall• Wipe down the wall with a damp rag to remove dust. • Fill holes or cracks with spackle, let dry, then sand smooth A. 3. Prime the Wall• Apply primer with a brush for edges and a roller for large areas. • This helps with even coverage and hides old colors A C. 4. Paint Like a Pro• Stir your paint and po...