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What's best to paint first skirting or walls?

8 replies

annabannan · 23/03/2022 21:56

I've googled this and there's reasons for both, what do you think?

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CatherinedeBourgh · 23/03/2022 21:57

I do walls first.

Don't want to dribble on the skirting.

ozymandiusking · 23/03/2022 22:00

Skirting boards first.

DrWankincense · 23/03/2022 22:02

I'd do skirting. It's gloss and anything else you get on it can be scrubbed off.
Assuming you aren't glossing the walls Grin.

MuggleMadness · 23/03/2022 22:07

Undercoat skirting, paint walls, top coat skirting. If I'm only doing too coat on skirting then walls first then skirting.

stuntbubbles · 23/03/2022 22:09

Skirting first because I can do it in my lunch break when WFH. Walls second because I have to organise annual leave.

If I’m doing it properly it goes ceiling, walls, skirting

theoctoalert · 24/03/2022 21:55

I always understood the rule to be start with the top and work down -so ceilings,walls then skirtings.

Littlecaf · 24/03/2022 22:28

Skirting first - gloss takes longer to dry.

If doing it properly ceilings first, the skirting then walls.

saleorbouy · 24/03/2022 22:42

Top down as drips fall or run down. Ceilings, walls, door frames, skirting boards.
Skirting can easily be wiped of emulsion though, baby wipes are excellent for this.

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