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How do you paint odd shaped walls and ceilings in a third story room in a victorian house?
Because of the roof line the interior ceilings and walls are oddly shaped. How can you paint them (a color)
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The paint brushes that are like sponges will help you. Also finding a ladder high enough to do the odd shaped corners and ceilings with ample amounts of paint. Then with the square paint pads attached to a broom up and down you should have that problem solved and your walls will look like a professionial job. So first paint where the walls and ceiling mate and then the odd corners, then using the larger pads your job will be short and sweet.
i have the same problem in my tudor revival. in the rooms that the ceiling is high enough, i painted the ceiling the same color as the wall (may not work with a really dark color). but if your ceilings are lower, you should stop at the lowest point that the ceiling hits the wall. or, you could install a chair rail in the room and only paint below it and have the top and ceiling the same color.