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Painting drywall walls is a procedure that includes several basic steps. Carrying out the process yourself, you will have to prepare the work surface, pick up paint, tools, mark the contours if you plan to paint in different colors, and paint the wall. Even a beginner can cope with this work, if you follow our instructions exactly.
The choice of paint for drywall walls
To quickly and efficiently paint plasterboard walls, you need to use special equipment and suitable paint. The latter must be chosen depending on the purpose of the room. Basically, today they use such types of paint that are suitable for gypsum boards: water-based, oil, enamels.
Water-based paints are the most popular, as they combine a reasonable price and excellent quality. They give the drywall surface a dull and velvety surface.
There are many varieties of water-based paints: silicate, acrylic, silicone, water-based, water-dispersion. Usually, water-based paint is produced in white, and dyes that can be picked up at any hardware store give it the desired shade. In large construction supermarkets, there are even special devices that will select the required shade and indicate the right amount of color.
Water-based and water-dispersion paint is suitable for all types of residential premises, however, in conditions of high humidity (shower, kitchen), it is worth giving preference to paints and varnishes that tolerate it well, for example, acrylic. Such paint is resistant to moisture, does not allow condensation and fungus to pass through. The main disadvantage of water-based coloring compositions is their high consumption.
Oil paint and enamel are used in any type of premises, they are not afraid of exposure to moisture and dampness. To the touch they are cool, have a glossy sheen. Very economical in terms of the amount of paint consumption per meter of the working surface. The disadvantages of such compositions include the fact that work should be done in a ventilated area, since paints contain harmful chemical components. That is why they are often recommended to be used mainly in non-residential premises.
Each of these coloring compositions has certain properties. So, after application and drying, water-based paint becomes lighter, and enamel and oil, on the contrary, darker. Such nuances must be taken into account before painting plasterboard walls, especially if you plan to design surfaces using different colors and patterns.
Selection of tools for painting plasterboard walls
Rollers, brushes and an airbrush are used to apply paint to the surface of gypsum board walls. By far, the easiest way to achieve uniform and high-quality painting is to use a spray gun, which can be purchased or rented.
Brushes of different sizes and diameters are used to paint hard-to-reach places (protrusions, corners, small gaps and other areas). The most convenient are small flute brushes, the width of which does not exceed 10 cm.
It is considered more productive to work with a roller, but during painting it is worth combining painting with a brush and a roller to get a uniform high-quality layer on the entire working surface. You should give preference to a roller with natural pile, as it is suitable for all types of paint, but the foam rubber tool is only suitable for water-based coloring compositions.
In addition, depending on the type of paint, the roller is selected according to the length of the pile:
- For glossy paint - a roller with a short pile (up to 4 mm);
- For applying matte paint - pile of medium length (up to 8 mm);
- To give texture - a long pile (from 8 mm).
When buying a roller, you should give preference to models with a long working part (up to 200 mm), in which it is possible to replace the pile. It is optimal when, in addition to the tool, there is a telescopic pipe, thanks to which you do not need to use a stepladder to paint areas under the ceiling.
Preparing plasterboard walls for painting
The most important step in painting walls from GKL is their preparation. The final appearance of the painted object will depend on the quality of the working surface. The preparation process includes the primary priming of the walls, the puttying of the joints, the general surface and the finishing primer.
We perform the work in the following order:
- To prime the walls with a foam roller, we apply a special acrylic primer, which must be rolled out until absorbed. In hard-to-reach places, you can use a brush.
- After the primer has dried, we putty the seams and recesses from the screws. Putty composition with a thin layer is applied with a spatula to the seams between the sheets.
- Without waiting for the mixture to dry, we glue a reinforcing tape over the entire length of the seam, on top of which we apply another layer of putty.
- Using large and small spatulas, we apply finishing putty to the recesses of the self-tapping screws in the GKL, and also process the entire surface of the wall.
- After the putty has completely dried, we carefully grind the seams and recesses with sandpaper. The smoothness of the walls will depend on the quality of the grout. Grouting is carried out only after the putty has completely hardened. For work, we use a small bar with a grout mesh or sandpaper. It is better to carry out the procedure in small fragments in order to control the quality.
- We check the evenness of the walls with a special building level, which we apply to the surface of the wall in any direction. In case of gaps or excess bulges, additional grouting should be carried out. It is important not to overdo it, as the putty is applied in a thin layer that can be combed off.
- After grouting, we carry out the final primer of the entire working surface. Twice in a row we walk along the walls with acrylic soil.
After complete drying, you can apply a layer of paint on a small area to look at the quality of work: if the putty lies evenly and no flaws are visible, then you can take on a full painting. This completes the preparation of drywall walls for painting.
The technology of applying paint to plasterboard walls
Any paint on plasterboard walls must be applied in several layers, moreover, only after the previous one has completely dried. Through the first layer, uneven putty, seams, differences in color, structure, and so on can be seen. Further layers will even out the overall color, texture.
For convenience, the paint is poured into a special tray, in which it is convenient to dip the brush and roller. To make the painted wall look perfect, follow the instructions for applying the coloring composition:
- We begin painting work with the use of a brush, which paints the perimeter of the working area, and also outlines obstacles (connectors for switches and sockets, ledges, etc.). This precaution allows you not to stain the barriers with paint, as can happen when using a roller.
- Before starting work with a roller, completely dip the tool in a bucket of paint so that it is well saturated with paint.
- Regardless of the type of coloring composition, painting should be started from the corners of the room, the direction is from the ceiling to the floor.
- In each new fragment of the working surface, it is again necessary to mark the perimeters with a brush.
- Each layer of paint with a roller is always applied in one direction.
- To evenly distribute the paint, it is enough to draw one strip 3 times.
- We paint large areas with stripes perpendicular to the direction of the roller with a width of 70-80 cm. It is impossible to repaint places in which the coloring composition has already seized, but has not yet dried completely.
- The paint should be stirred so that it does not thicken, and the color is uniform. A thick water emulsion can be carefully diluted with water, an oily one with a solvent.
- The final layer is applied after 100% drying of all previous ones.
- The excess water-based paint must dry completely, then it is simply cleaned off with sandpaper. The glossy finish is more difficult to remove, so small imperfections should be carefully leveled and covered with another coat of paint.
Enamel and oil paints are also applied in 3 layers. The first is applied in zigzags, which should immediately be evenly distributed over the entire working surface with a roller. After drying, a second layer is applied, the main one. It should be the thickest and most dense. The final layer should be thin and neat.
How to paint plasterboard walls - look at the video:
Drywall as a finishing material is almost indispensable. It hides all the irregularities and flaws of the walls and ceiling, with its help you can create multi-level surfaces with any shape that fantasy and taste can suggest. It is important to note that painting drywall without putty is not advisable. Consider the nuances and features in more detail.
Wall decoration with painting is a more budget option. In addition, it is easier to paint than to glue huge sheets of paper, which still need to be correctly measured and adjusted to repeat the pattern of neighboring fragments (if the wallpaper is patterned or embossed).
Painting gives great scope for the embodiment of the design component - with the help of various colors and additives, you can create any ornament or pattern that will make the finish exclusive.
Why putty drywall
At first glance, such an even material does not need additional alignment before painting. However, the functions of putty are not limited to just leveling. Putty:
- increases the strength of the surface material,
- increases the adhesive properties of the base (paint holds better),
- reduces the absorbency of the surface,
- evens out the color of the applied coating.
Drywall is essentially gypsum boards pasted over with thick cardboard. Despite the density, the cardboard is still paper, and, therefore, it absorbs moisture very well.
The paints that modern industry produces are mostly water-based, that is, they will certainly be absorbed into the material. Because of this, paint consumption increases significantly.
Another characteristic of drywall is its tendency to uneven drying. As a result, the painted surface becomes mottled.
A fairly effective way to level the ceiling and walls is to use drywall. With its help, you can create multi-level relief structures with bizarre shapes. However, leveling the surface is only the first stage of finishing work. The base is yet to be painted.
This method is one of the easiest solutions for refining drywall. At first glance, it may seem that coloring is a fairly simple task. However, the surface of the sheets still needs to be rid of minor flaws, as well as work on preparing the canvases. If you want to use a paint that will mix with the color, then you will also need to carry out a color test.
Do you need preparation
Quite often, plasterboard walls and ceilings are painted with different colors, in which case it will be necessary to mark the contours. Each individual section of the ceiling or wall will have to be painted in several layers. As practice shows, the preparation stage is the most difficult. Even if there are no special requirements for the quality of work, you will have to try, because the appearance of the surface ultimately depends on how well the base is prepared. After applying the first coat of paint, you will have to wait a certain time. It is usually indicated in the instructions and can last from 4 hours to a day.
Surface preparation
If you will be painting, drywall must first be covered with putty. This stage is mandatory, because during the installation of the canvases, seams are formed that must be sealed, otherwise they will be visible. There may be potholes and dents on the surface, which quite often remain from fasteners. Before finishing drywall, its surface must be wiped with a damp cloth to eliminate construction debris and dust.
The base must dry well, because applying the mixture to a wet surface is unacceptable. The second step will be primer treatment, for this you can use a sprayer or brush. It is important to exclude even the slightest drafts. Drywall sheets are then left until dry.
Quite often today painting is used, drywall can also be ennobled in this way. Putty is applied to its surface with a rubber spatula. The seams should be reinforced with sickle. It is also important to close up the recesses that remain from the fasteners. Putty should be applied to joints that should not be visible at the time of painting. Once everything is dry, you can grout using a grid or sandpaper.
Why putty GKL
Many novice home craftsmen are wondering how to putty drywall for painting. This is discussed in the article, but it is also important to understand why this stage of preparation is needed. Even if the canvases are fairly even, then putty should not be abandoned. This will reduce paint consumption. In addition, you can hide the green tint of the surface.
Even if you apply paint in several layers, you will not be able to achieve a good result. The only exception is the case when the color of the paint matches the shade of the material itself. How to putty plasterboard for painting, you will learn if you familiarize yourself with the material. The need for this stage should not be neglected, because otherwise the joints between the canvases will have to be filled with expensive paint, which in this case has to be applied in a number of layers equal to four. Choosing high-quality paint, you will pay more than when buying putty, with which the drywall surface is prepared.
Paint selection
Painting is quite popular today, drywall, after you have installed it on the ceiling, walls or floor, must also be finished. Alkyd enamel may be suitable for this, which, after drying, forms a glossy surface. In this case, the existing errors, defects and shortcomings may remain visible. Therefore, when performing work, it is recommended for beginners to choose a water-based emulsion. It is on sale in different versions.
Water emulsion makes drywall matte, you can add color to its composition to achieve the desired shade. However, it is better to refuse this mixture if you are planning operating conditions that are characterized by high humidity.
If you will be painting, drywall after completion of such work should look attractive. Therefore, the purpose of the room should be considered. The above-described water emulsion is suitable for almost any living space. For the kitchen and bathroom, it is better to prefer water-based mixtures that are designed for conditions with high humidity.
Water-based acrylic paint is also quite popular today. It can be used to achieve a matte or glossy surface. As a result, it will be possible to form a layer that is resistant to moisture. This option will be ideal for bathrooms. Depending on the method of application, the paint will have a certain consumption. If you want to achieve high productivity, then it is best to use a roller. Its foam rubber variety should be abandoned. Additionally, you should prepare a brush, with its help you can paint hard-to-reach places.
Marking and gluing contours for painting with different colors
Painting a plasterboard ceiling may involve applying a composition with different shades to one surface. To do this, separate sections are separated with a pencil or chalk. To define the contour, use it. Once you can paint one area and it is completely dry, you can pull the tape on the edge and tear it off, proceeding to paint the rest of the ceiling or walls.
Coloring process
If you have prepared a plasterboard ceiling for painting, then it is important to stock up on some tools. Among others, the brush should be highlighted. With its help, the perimeter of the area is painted, on which the composition is to be applied before the rest. For this, a flat brush with a width ranging from 60 to 80 mm is used.
The paint can be poured into a paint bath, which will allow you to conveniently run in the roller. With it, you can paint the rest of the area. The roller is dipped into the paint, and then, using a stand, the composition will need to be distributed over its surface. When applying each layer, it is necessary to roll the roller in one direction. One strip should be carried out several times so that the paint is evenly distributed.
A large surface should be painted with stripes that will be located perpendicular to the direction of the roller. Their width can vary from 60 to 80 cm. As soon as the paint has been rolled out of the roller, the tool should be walked over the newly painted area. Do not touch the roller to the place where the paint has already begun to set. This will happen 5 minutes after applying the mixture.
Each next layer should be directed perpendicular to the previous one. It should be started only after the mixture has completely dried. Painting walls made of plasterboard can be accompanied by certain difficulties. For example, you may have noticed that some areas were overpainted. Do not remove the mixture at a time when the paint has already dried up a little. It will be possible to cope with the task only after its complete grasping. Excess can be removed with sandpaper, and then re-paint the area. The process of applying glossy paint is more complicated. The appearance of noticeable stripes and streaks can only be avoided if you have certain skills in carrying out such work.
The technology for applying water emulsion is somewhat different from that described above. Each subsequent layer can be applied over the composition, which is still wet. There should be two or three layers in total. If you have to work with the ceiling, then you can apply paint in two layers, the first of which should be located across the room, the second - along. When it is planned to apply the third layer, it should be directed along the room, while the second - across. Dealing with the sequence is very simple: the last layer should be applied along the room.
Painting plasterboard walls with enamel
If you paint drywall with your own hands, you can use enamel. However, the methodology is somewhat more complex. The process will stretch, because you have to wait until each layer of paint dries, and such a composition will cost more compared to water-based mixtures.
The material is applied in zigzag or chaotic lines. Until the moment it is dry, the composition is shaded using a brush. The second layer is applied along the room in strips that overlap each other. Usually two coats are enough to achieve a good result.
It is necessary to start painting from the corners, no matter what they are - wall or ceiling. To do this, you can purchase a corner roller. Those places where switches and sockets will be installed should be painted with a brush, stepping back 3 cm. The movement of the tool should be directed from the ceiling to the floor.
Before starting the process, the paint should be well stirred. If we are talking about a water-based composition, then it is diluted with water, while for enamels in this case solvents are used. Drywall is primed before painting, for this it is recommended to use an acrylic composition. The joints between the canvases are painted first. Once these areas are dry, you can start painting the entire surface.
Conclusion
Quite often, plasterboard is used to level walls today. Painting, puttying this material is necessary if you want to make the ceiling, walls and floor aesthetically attractive. However, it is important not only to choose the right paint, but also to use the preparation method. For example, putty will need to be applied to the surface, which allows you to get rid of the errors that arise during inaccurate loading.
As a result, the sheets can be covered with dents and scratches, and their corners are knocked down. All these errors can be hidden with ordinary putty. Finishing drywall for painting will still be needed, even if the transportation was carried out extremely carefully. After all, sheets of material are installed using self-tapping screws - the places from the hats will need to be filled.
Drywall has gained immense popularity in recent years, so now it is very difficult to imagine the implementation of any repair activities without this building material. Drywall is designed to level walls, ceilings, it can be used to create various original designs, including arches or multi-level ceilings. All work related to the installation of GKL is quite simple. However, the finish may raise some questions. In today's article, we will figure out how to paint the surface of this material, as well as the features of painting drywall.
Paint for drywall sheets - choose the right one
There are many options for finishing drywall. The most popular is still considered to be the painting of plasterboard walls. Before you start painting walls, ceilings, you need to prepare the surface for these procedures. So, without fail, it is necessary to putty the sheets, carefully prime them, and also sand them. Only then can you proceed directly to the staining process.
To get started, we will help you decide which drywall paint is best suited. We will immediately discard the options with oil-based paints, since such compositions practically do not interact with drywall. In order for the GKL surface to look very beautiful and stylish, and also not to lose its attractiveness for a very long time, it is recommended to use water-based paint or ordinary water-dispersion paint.
Dispersion compositions boast excellent indicators of durability and resistance to moisture, in addition, mechanical damage, like scratches, will be almost invisible to the eye on such a wall. The only drawback, but a very serious one, is the most limited color palette. The problem is that drywall dispersion paints are only available in light shades.
What can not be said about the water-based solution. The choice of colors is very large, you can find paint in bright saturated colors, as well as lighter and calmer ones. Naturally, such compositions are much more popular, because with their help you can decorate a room in any style, the only limitation is your imagination and imagination. The only negative point here is durability - the water emulsion requires periodic updating on walls or ceilings.
Experts advise paying attention to the following compositions, which are varieties of the above paints:
- Latex paint is an excellent choice, because this paint was created almost specifically for drywall surfaces. The use of such a composition will provide reliable protection against moisture and resistance to pollution. However, the cost of latex is very high, which makes some buyers look to other options.
- Acrylic paint - for example, you can use this option. Acrylic compositions have such qualities as durability and reliability, as well as ease of care. So, the surface painted with acrylic is very easy to clean, you just need to wipe it with a damp cloth to get rid of possible dirt or any other deposits. Acrylic-based paint practically does not emit harmful and toxic substances.
- Silicate paint is a fairly expensive paint, which is ideal for use in rooms with a high level of humidity. When choosing how to paint drywall in a bathroom or kitchen, it is recommended to vote in favor of silicate mixtures, since with them you will forever forget about the appearance of mold, fungi and other microorganisms on the treated surface.
Another type of paint that has appeared relatively recently is universal silicone mixtures. Manufacturers have managed to combine all the main positive qualities inherent in silicate and acrylic materials. As a result, silicone paints are suitable for use in both bathrooms and general rooms, protecting against external factors, providing the maximum level of durability, reliability and aesthetic appearance. An important advantage of silicone materials is that they allow the repair of relatively large cracks in drywall, up to 5 mm in thickness.
Preparing a drywall surface for painting - important points
Drywall is an artificially made material, which is based on compressed gypsum. If a piece of such a product is actively rubbed, then in just a few seconds it will turn into dust. Therefore, GKL sheets must be prepared, treated with various primers before painting with one of the above paints.
After installing drywall sheets on the wall, seams remain, the dimensions of which depend on the skills of the master. However, the seams will remain in any case, there is nothing to worry about. But they must be repaired using putty compounds. Otherwise, after some time after painting, the surface will be covered with numerous cracks.
In order for the putty to have the greatest effect, it is recommended to seal the seams with a special reinforcing tape called sickle. If you apply putty in two layers, then the sickle is glued after the first layer - in any case, the putty should go with the last layer. When gluing the tape, some requirements must be observed:
- 1. Serpyanka is attached exactly in the middle of the seam
- 2. It must be pressed down hard enough at the junction of two sheets of drywall
- 3. Ideally, continuous tape should be used. If only individual pieces are available, then they are glued overlapping each other.
Having processed the seams, you can now putty GKL. There are no special requirements here, everything is done according to the standard scheme. At the end of the process, drywall walls should be carefully sanded so that the surface as a result is smooth to the touch.
Wall painting - the last stage of finishing GKL
Now, finally, we will tell you how to properly paint drywall, so that the result will please you for a very long time. For these purposes, you can use either a roller or a spray gun. The latter option is not so popular, which is due, first of all, to the lack of such a tool in an ordinary person, and secondly, the spray gun requires certain skills and abilities in work. Although professionals are trying to choose this particular device, since the quality of painting drywall in this case will be very high.
Most ordinary people traditionally use a roller. The length of the pile in this case plays a huge role. To get a brighter and more saturated structure, you should buy a roller with a long pile. Before using this tool, it should be washed in clean water and dried thoroughly. However, the roller is not the only device that we need when painting. So, very often there is a need for a small brush, for example, in the corners, as well as in hard-to-reach places. Brush movements should be jerky and sharp so that the colorant lays beautifully on the surface, without creating sagging and creating a motley effect.
It is necessary to paint the walls in stages, that is, in several layers. Moreover, a new layer is applied only when the previous one is completely dry.
Having decided what paint you will paint drywall with, pour the composition into a special bath with a ribbed surface, dip the roller into it and apply paint to the wall. The first stroke should be made parallel to the window, all other movements are performed similarly to the first, overlapping, stepping onto the previous stroke by about 15 cm.
After the first layer has dried, the second layer is applied in exactly the same way. The number of layers depends on the quality of the paint and the GKL itself, however, it is recommended to apply at least three layers of paint. Then the wall will look really beautiful, and the result of your work will last for a very long time.
Drywall is perhaps the most popular material for leveling ceilings and walls. With its help, you can not only make the surface perfectly flat, but also create even the most complex architectural forms. In addition, drywall is an excellent surface for finishing the room. You can lay tiles on it, glue wallpaper and, of course, drywall can be painted. It is about painting drywall that we will talk in more detail.
What paint can be used to paint drywall
Despite the fact that drywall has the glory of "universal material", it can not be painted with any paint. Any oil-based paints for painting drywall are strongly not recommended. Due to the specifics of their chemical composition, they can spoil the surface so much that it will no longer be possible to hide these defects under a layer of another paint. All other paints, such as enamel, water-based and water-dispersion paints, are quite suitable for painting plasterboard ceilings and walls.
The most popular of the above is water-based paint. And not only because, unlike enamel paint, which contains solvents, it is practically odorless, but due to the fact that the matte surface that is obtained after painting with “water emulsion” allows you to hide minor flaws that may remain after puttying .
For use in the bathroom and kitchen (rooms with high humidity), it is recommended to use a special moisture-resistant water-based paint.
Moisture-resistant paint should be used in rooms with high humidity.
The only "disadvantage" of water-based paint can be considered its rather large consumption compared to enamel paint.
What tools will be needed
You can paint drywall with a traditional roller or brush, and you can also use an airbrush for this purpose.
The spray gun will greatly facilitate the painting process and allow you to achieve a smooth surface without streaks.
A device that greatly facilitates the painting process and allows you to achieve the smoothest possible surface without stains and streaks. True, spray guns are significantly more expensive than rollers and brushes, so if you need to paint a relatively small area, it makes no sense to buy them.
As a spray gun, you can use a special nozzle for a vacuum cleaner, which is practically not inferior to it in quality, but at the same time it costs much less.
As a spray gun, you can use a special nozzle for a vacuum cleaner
- roller.
Using a roller, you can create the effect of a "textured" surface
The most common tool for painting drywall. With it, you can apply both enamel paint (the length of the pile on the roller in this case should be no more than 4 millimeters), and water-based paint (the length of the pile is 4–8 millimeters). In addition, using a roller, you can create the effect of a "textured" surface. To do this, you must use a roller with a pile length of more than 8 millimeters.
Foam rollers are not recommended for painting drywall.
When painting one room, it is better to use the same roller nozzle. When buying a roller, we recommend paying attention to models with sliding telescopic handles, since such a tool will greatly facilitate painting in hard-to-reach places.
- Tassel.
The brush is used for “finishing”: painting in corners, behind batteries and in other “uncomfortable” places
As a rule, the brush is used not for the main painting, but for “finishing”, that is, painting in the corners, behind the batteries and in other “uncomfortable” places. For these purposes, a brush with a width of 40-60 millimeters is suitable. If you are going to paint the entire surface with a brush, then, of course, you need to use a wider tool.
How to choose the right brush (video)
How to paint drywall
Since water-based paint is the most popular when painting drywall, first of all we will consider the technology of working with it.
Before painting drywall with water-based paint, like, in fact, any other, it must be prepared. Drywall preparation includes priming, sealing and reinforcing corners and seams, puttying and sanding. The quality of the final result largely depends on how well the preparatory work is done.
You need to start painting by preparing the required amount of paint. This is especially true if you mix several colors to get the desired tone, since then it will be almost impossible to repeat the resulting shade exactly.
Painting begins with brushing corners, joints, and hard-to-reach places with a brush.
Painting begins with painting joints, corners and hard-to-reach places
If you are painting the walls or ceiling in several colors, then at the initial stage it is also necessary to paint over the borders between them, sealing the “clean” area with masking tape.
After painting the corners and joints, you can start painting the main surface. For this purpose, we will use a roller.
Use a roller to paint the main surface
The roller is dipped in a bath of paint and rolled over the surface 3-4 times to evenly distribute the paint.
If walls are painted, then painting should start from top to bottom.
When the paint from the roller is completely “rolled out”, it is recommended to go over the paint with it again to remove small streaks.
This can only be done if the paint has not yet begun to dry. Otherwise, even if there are streaks and large stains of paint, it is necessary to wait until they are completely dry, then clean off the unnecessary paint before puttying and repaint this area.
When the first layer of paint is completely dry, the whole procedure, including painting the corners and joints with a brush, is repeated. But during the second painting, the roller should be placed perpendicular to the previous strokes.
Paint must be applied in two coats.
If after applying the second layer the quality of the paint satisfies you, the work can be considered finished, otherwise it is necessary to apply the third layer of paint.
It is most convenient to check the quality of painting with a bright lamp directed at the painted surface at a slight angle. In the case of detection of obvious tone differences, the “problem” areas are first completely cleaned, and then repainted.
The technology of applying enamel paint is different in that it is better to apply paint in zigzag movements, finally rubbing it with a semi-dry roller. Given the higher density of enamel paint, it will be enough to apply it in 1-2 layers.
As you can see, there is nothing complicated in painting drywall. The main thing is to do all the work carefully and then, even without having much experience in painting, you can achieve a good result. Good luck with your repair!
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