How To Paint Vaulted Ceilings Without Scaffolding

I knew it would be the perfect tool to help me get out over the steps without falling down the steps.

How to paint vaulted ceilings without scaffolding. Step 6 use the cut in brush on the extender to fill in high corner areas and a regular paintbrush or the cut in minus the extender pole for the lower part. I ve used it to paint every room and it makes ceilings so easy don t forget to use the spatter shield to protect your floors and your hair. Walk slowly on the plank to avoid vibration that could cause the ladders to shift and the board to become unstable.

That s a cool tool you used. Using an edging tool rather than a roller will allow you to get paint along the edge of the ceiling without pushing it onto the wall. Really great job love the color it does look like dreamy sky.

Scaffolding ranges in design from a long plank locked between two a frame ladders to large scale raised. Use a 2 to 2 1 2 in 5 1 to 6 4 cm brush to paint the edges of the ceiling. Keep the ladders fairly close together and use the shortest plank possible.

The bead board wallpaper is going to look great with the wall color too looking forward to seeing it all done. I have a staircase hall i want to paint and that could come in handy for the high ceiling and cutting in. Feather the paint towards the ceiling by a few inches centimeters.

My paintstick gets a workout. Or watching helplessly as pests like bees and bats occupy out of reach soffits. Apply the paint 2 to 2 1 2 inches 5 1 to 6 4 cm from the top edge of the wall then work the paint towards the edge.

Scaffolding gives you the largest base from which to work when painting an 18 foot ceiling. This will be your scaffold to stand on while you paint the ceiling. To paint and repair vaulted and cathedral ceilings use two stepladders and a scaffolding plank to build a moveable support.