Painting a wall without leaving marks

Question

Will it be noticeable if I paint half a wall one day and the rest the next day? Or will there be a noticeable line?

Tony · Answer

It is always best to paint the entirety of the wall,but you can roll across the wall until the roller becomes dry but notvadvisable

Nicholas · Answer

No that is ok 
There will not be any line if you use the wright rollers

Alan · Answer

You will achieve the best outcome when you cut in and paint on the same day. It is recommended to cut in just one wall and then roll it out immediately. Doing this will yield the smoothest and most even results because the paint will blend well.

Mark · Answer

If your using a roller it will be perfectly fine.As long as you paint with the same amount

Jordan · Answer

There is every possibility that it flash meaning you will see were you have left it when painting a wall its best to paint the full wall in the same day

Darren · Answer

Hi if its matt emulsion it's fine because it drys out the same .
For best results though put the very first coat on lightly,we call it a miss coat ,and then let it dry before adding a second coat ,again not to heavy but should virtually cover ,let this dry and then using a medium pile roller put last coat on fairley heavy and making sure you go over half of your last rollto make sure of coverage ,and that should give a good finish.
Kind regards Darren. 
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Tim · Answer

Depends on the quality of paint, use a good Matt should be ok

Ashley · Answer

I would paint the wall all the same time.i wouldn't do half one day and half the other day

Muhammad · Answer

Will it be noticeable if I paint half a wall one day and the rest the next day? Or will there be a noticeable line? No

Christopher · Answer

Hi there, you might be lucky and get away with it, but you may get a dry line between the coats. Hope this helps.

Regards

Chris Peters

Painting a wall without leaving marks

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