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How To Paint My Stairs. Decorating experts share what you need to do to give your hallway stairs a much needed makeover Mask off the steps and surrounding areas with heavy butcher paper or drop. To do this, you'll want to measure about 6 inches in from the edge of each step and riser. After first priming and painting the stairs in my base color (which happens to be the same color as the house’s trim), i went to work on taping. Start by painting the staircase railing and trim rather than the stairs so you can avoid walking on freshly painted steps. Carefully this line off (you can go wider or narrower depending on your stairs) and paint the border your desired color. I used a tape measure and decided how wide i wanted my center “runner” to be, used the angle to get a straight line, and then used painter’s tape to create a line on each step. If you’re looking to transform a staircase without breaking the bank, a fresh paint job can do the trick. Once that's dry, replace the tape on the other side of the line and paint your desired runner color or pattern within the border.

If you’re looking to transform a staircase without breaking the bank, a fresh paint job can do the trick. Start by painting the staircase railing and trim rather than the stairs so you can avoid walking on freshly painted steps. I used a tape measure and decided how wide i wanted my center “runner” to be, used the angle to get a straight line, and then used painter’s tape to create a line on each step. Once that's dry, replace the tape on the other side of the line and paint your desired runner color or pattern within the border. Carefully this line off (you can go wider or narrower depending on your stairs) and paint the border your desired color. After first priming and painting the stairs in my base color (which happens to be the same color as the house’s trim), i went to work on taping. To do this, you'll want to measure about 6 inches in from the edge of each step and riser. Mask off the steps and surrounding areas with heavy butcher paper or drop. Decorating experts share what you need to do to give your hallway stairs a much needed makeover

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How To Paint My Stairs Start by painting the staircase railing and trim rather than the stairs so you can avoid walking on freshly painted steps. Once that's dry, replace the tape on the other side of the line and paint your desired runner color or pattern within the border. To do this, you'll want to measure about 6 inches in from the edge of each step and riser. Decorating experts share what you need to do to give your hallway stairs a much needed makeover Start by painting the staircase railing and trim rather than the stairs so you can avoid walking on freshly painted steps. Carefully this line off (you can go wider or narrower depending on your stairs) and paint the border your desired color. Mask off the steps and surrounding areas with heavy butcher paper or drop. I used a tape measure and decided how wide i wanted my center “runner” to be, used the angle to get a straight line, and then used painter’s tape to create a line on each step. If you’re looking to transform a staircase without breaking the bank, a fresh paint job can do the trick. After first priming and painting the stairs in my base color (which happens to be the same color as the house’s trim), i went to work on taping.