Proper interior paint preparation of your walls and ceilings before painting will often encompass more work than the actual painting. Up to 75% of the work can be getting a surface ready for painting.

Wall preparation for painting is more than covering the floor.

The amount of painting preparation needed depends on three factors;

1. If the surface is in relatively good condition and previously painted.
2. If it shows signs of severe wear and tear
3. If unpainted and needing many steps before the finish paint can be applied.

Many of the basic interior painting preparation steps are relevant to all situations, whether a room is in good shape or needing extensive repair. Interior painting and the steps involved can release dust or particles into the air and there for onto all surfaces of a room. There are environmental concerns with any scraping or sanding of the existing finish.

If your home was built before 1978 the existing interior finishes might contain lead based paint. Lead paint safety is a major concern when painting. Many painted or finished surfaces can contain lead and protecting yourself and your family needs to be a first priority.

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