[header] How to emulsion walls [title] Purchase the emulsion. [step] You'll need a basecoat of white emulsion plus an overcoat in any color you'd prefer. Only the overcoat will be seen when finished.
[header] How to emulsion walls [title] Purchase the emulsion. [step] You'll need a basecoat of white emulsion plus an overcoat in any color you'd prefer. Only the overcoat will be seen when finished.
Substrate expands when it is poured on top of the emulsion. Be sure the basecoat is smooth and interchanges with the emulsion as necessary. [title] Tape either in the corner or just below the wall. [step] Make sure to tape in the middle, flush with the wall walls so that it sits firmly. [substeps] Emulsion paint comes in three different finishes: vinyl matte, vinyl soft sheen, and vinyl silk. Matte emulsion hides imperfections well, but soft sheen emulsion is more durable. Another option you can consider is a admitted emulsion deposit. [substeps] An admittance emulsion deposit is less commonly accepted than an installed emulsion deposit.