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11 painting shortcuts that do more harm than good

Taking shortcuts leads to a disappointing paint job that won't last very long. Here's what you should not do on your next painting project.

By Family Handyman Editors

Not thoroughly mixing the paint

Several Editors had painting disasters related to paint that wasn’t well mixed. Michael Rueber used the remaining paint in the bottom of the can to touch up, only to discover it was a slightly different colour when it dried because the paint hadn’t been mixed well.

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11 painting shortcuts that do more harm than good

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