Overview:

This 14 hundred square foot home in sperry was in bad shape when I started.  The wood panelling throughout made it look dated and worn.  There was an extensive amount of prep word to do as all of the trim and panels needed to be caulked.  There were many holes that needed to be filled along with some minor repairs and trim that needed to be nailed back into place. 

This job was made complicated because the original walls (paneling) needed to be primed and sealed with an oil based primer.  If this step is skiped the tannins and stains from the paneling will bleed through the finished paint no matter how many coats you put on. 

After masking the wood floor we were able to make all necessary repairs and then prime and paint the walls, ceiling, and trim.

Materials:

Killz original oil based sealer/primer to seal every surface.

Sherwin Williams Promar 200 - eggshell for the walls, ceiling, and trim.

Sherwin Williams Promar 200 - Semi-gloss for the cabinets.

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