[header] How to make chevron stripes [title] Paint your base color. [step] If you plan on changing the color of the wall beneath the stripes, you should do so before you add the chevron pattern. [substeps] Let the base paint dry and cure for at least three days.
[header] How to make chevron stripes [title] Paint your base color. [step] If you plan on changing the color of the wall beneath the stripes, you should do so before you add the chevron pattern. [substeps] Let the base paint dry and cure for at least three days.
During this time, paint your color neatly, not rushing or repainting your design. Blend the finished chevron over the old color, using a fine point pencil at the base color to ensure that it holds the color. Note that if you are satisfied with the color of the walls already and the paint is still in good shape, you can skip this step. [title] Mark the peaks of your first stripe. If you want to add additional detail to your chevron stripes, you can use a paint brush to wet the center of the compound. On a similar model, you would use vinyl paint to paint the base color. During that time, paint the chevron stripes on an empty board and let the paint dry completely. Alternatively, you could rent a painting tube from a home improvement store and paint your base color first.