Use paper bags
Once whatever you’ve painted has dried and is ready for the finishing touches, it is always good to do a last quality check before setting things in order. A smooth surface is necessary for a high-quality finish. Grit or bumps are not welcome.
Sanding down the surface with sandpaper isn’t exactly the best route as it would also strip away the paint. A brown paper bag works rather nicely for this sort of work. Rub the surface down with it, and you’re good to go.
Best buddy for life
Aftercare is just as important as the initial paint job if you want to keep your home pristine. If you have kids of your own or pets of a more destructive nature, we would recommend having a quick fix on hand for any incidents.
The Rubbermaid Paint Buddy is great for touching up scratches, dents, and scrapes after the fact. It is also an excellent way to store your leftover paint. If you’ve chosen a particular shade that’s hard to replicate, that might be your best bet.
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