MISSION, Kan., April 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- (Family Features) If painting is on your list of home upgrades to tackle this year, you may find yourself procrastinating to avoid a painful process. However, with the right tools and a little preparation, you can achieve the new look you want and a finished product that makes you proud.
Before you get started, take inventory of your painting supplies and ensure you have plenty of brushes (including extras, if you'll have help), paint trays, masking tape, clean-up rags and drop cloths to protect your floor or furniture. Make a list of any items you need to purchase, and before you head to the store, measure your space one last time to ensure you know how much paint you need to buy.
Follow these additional tips for a painting project that delivers a big home improvement gain without the pain:
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