The putty is prepared as follows. Soap is dissolved in the adhesive solution. In this solution add the natural drying oil "oxol", desiccant and sifted chalk until the mass is pasty. The mixture is constantly stirred during cooking.
Putty is better to prepare in small portions, because over time (3-4 days), unused putty will fade. It can be putty, but you need to ventilate the room for about two weeks.
Putty recipe: 250 g - drying oils, 5 g - KMTs glue, 6 g - desiccant, laundry soap - 5 g, sifted ground chalk - 1300 g.
If the putty you prepared will not lie on the wall, but will curl, you need to add drying oils. In practice, they do not add drying oil, but add soap.
The primer is prepared from varnish with the addition of grated paints. For 600 g, drying oils take 100 g of grated paints of the desired color.
Oil paint is prepared from drying oil with the addition of grated white and grated paint. The amount of white and pigment depends on what color you want to get.
Coloring is done manually with the help of a roller, a handbrake brush, a brush fleets. When painting the walls, the corners are first painted over with a flange, the top and bottom of the curb (beat off the paint line), places near doors and windows, the rest of the surface is rolled with a roller. Doors are painted with a round brush with a handbrake. The windows are in flames.
Now trade allows us not to engage in alchemy. Paints, varnishes, putties can be purchased at the store. The technology for painting new surfaces is the same. The surface of the plaster is cleaned from dust. Cracks embroider, proliferate and putty.Sanding with sandpaper. After polishing the smeared places, a continuous putty of the wall is made. Then it is ground again, then primed, ground and painted for 3 times: vertically - horizontally - vertically.
At the construction site, the walls are putty, primed and painted. Therefore, we have the wall decoration that we have. But do not rush to blame the builders, the consumption rates of materials are so strict, and the quality of the pre-finishing work is so low that it is just right to fit into the above scheme.
For high-quality finishing of new wooden products, they are first polished with a large, then medium, and then fine sandpaper. After grinding with an average sandpaper, the wood is moistened with a brush (for fiber swelling). The swollen fibers are carefully removed with a fine sandpaper. Coniferous wood is polished across the fibers, hardwood - along. After drying and cleaning the surface, gaps and holes are filled. The putty is polished. Then apply the soil first across the fibers, then along. After drying, it is again ground and painted for 3 times: lengthwise - crosswise - lengthwise. If you do not want a shiny surface, the third layer of paint on the walls is brushed (i.e., they are poked into the fresh paint with a brush perpendicular to the wall). Or knock down the gloss with fine sandpaper after the paint dries. It turns matte color.