Flashcards on Paint Finishes, Color Theory, and Room Preparation

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Flat/Matte Finish

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Effectively conceals wall imperfections; perfect for ceilings and low-traffic areas.

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Downsides of Flat/Matte Finish

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Prone to marks and tough to clean; not suitable for high-traffic areas.

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Flashcards to review paint finishes, color theory concepts, and room preparation for painting.

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Flat/Matte Finish

Effectively conceals wall imperfections; perfect for ceilings and low-traffic areas.

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Downsides of Flat/Matte Finish

Prone to marks and tough to clean; not suitable for high-traffic areas.

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Eggshell Finish

Slight sheen makes cleaning easier than flat; great for living and dining rooms.

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Downsides of Eggshell Finish

Can accentuate wall imperfections more than flat finishes.

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Satin Finish

Sturdy and easy to clean; ideal for high-traffic areas like hallways.

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Downsides of Satin Finish

Increased sheen may highlight imperfections; might need extra coats for full coverage.

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Semi-Gloss Finish

Very durable and easy to clean; perfect for trim, doors, and kitchens.

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Downsides of Semi-Gloss Finish

More visible imperfections and brush strokes.

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Gloss Finish

Super durable and easy to clean; excellent for trim and furniture.

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Downsides of Gloss Finish

Reflects light, making imperfections and application marks more noticeable.

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First Step in Preparing a Room for Painting

Clear out the furniture and protect the floors with drop cloths.

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When to Use a Primer Before Painting

Apply a primer on new drywall, stained areas, or when switching from a dark to a light color.

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Cutting In (Painting)

The technique of painting the edges and corners of walls with a brush before rolling.

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Best Technique for Using a Roller

Use a 'W' pattern to spread the paint evenly on the wall.

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How Long to Wait Between Coats of Paint

Allow at least 2-4 hours between coats, depending on the type of paint.

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Mood Linked to the Color Blue

Blue is commonly linked to feelings of calmness and tranquility.

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Definition of Complementary Colors

Complementary colors are pairs that, when mixed, neutralize each other. They sit opposite one another on the color wheel.

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Impact of the Color Green on a Space

Green fosters a calming atmosphere and is tied to nature, balance, and renewal.

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Ways Reflective Finishes Enhance a Room

Reflective finishes can elevate a space's beauty by reflecting light throughout the room, creating a larger and more welcoming feel.

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How Red Affects a Room

Red can energize a space and spark conversation, making it perfect for dining rooms and living areas.

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Effect of Yellow in a Room

Yellow is uplifting and creates a sense of warmth and happiness, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.

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How Blue Influences a Room's Atmosphere

Blue is calming and serene, often used in bedrooms and bathrooms to foster a tranquil environment.

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Impact of Green in a Room

Green offers a refreshing and calming effect, linked to nature and balance, suitable for any room.