Lorraine wanted new colors at her two-story home in Lansdale. Tornambe Painting completed interior and exterior painting over two days, working on walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and windows. The photos below show the changes in the living room and kitchen.
The crew covered furniture, filled nail holes, scraped loose paint, and primed before painting. Oil priming the kitchen ceiling made the biggest difference in the interior preparation. Heat affected how the paint on the front door dried, creating a challenge during the exterior work. Lorraine was very happy with the finished project.
Compare the living room and kitchen before painting with the finished spaces.
Lorraine wanted new colors for her home, with both interior and exterior painting included in the project.
The team covered furniture, filled nail holes, scraped loose paint, and primed. Oil primer on the kitchen ceiling made a particularly noticeable difference.
The work took two days. Heat complicated drying on the front door, and Lorraine was very happy with the completed project.
According to the crew, oil priming the kitchen ceiling was the preparation step that made the biggest difference. Along with scraping loose paint and filling nail holes, it helped get the surfaces ready for their new finish.
The interior and exterior painting work took two days.
The crew scraped loose paint, primed, filled nail holes, and covered furniture. They also oil primed the kitchen ceiling.
Heat affected the drying of the paint on the front door.
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