Interior Painting Process

Perform Lead Based Paint Screening Survey on structures built prior to 1978.

1. Photograph wall configuration for photos and frames upon request so homeowner can re-hang items.

2. Move furniture and appliances as necessary.

3. Remove and reinstall blinds, curtains if and as necessary.

4. Hines Brothers to use drop cloths or appropriate floor covering such as plastic or construction paper for floor protection.

5. Plastic sheeting placed over furniture as necessary for protection against possible paint splatter.

6. Dusting and removal of surface dirt prior to priming.

7. Patch small holes, cracks, caulk around windows and doors with appropriate patching and caulking compound.

8. Major cracks repaired with compound and dry wall tape if required.

9. De-glossing of enamel surfaces prior to painting or T.S.P. equivalent as required.

10. Prime as needed and neutralize bleed-through trouble spots.

11. Apply top coat, latex or alkyd base until coverage obtained

(to be determined by visual inspection of Hines Brothers' foreman).

12. Sanding as necessary of all moldings, trim, doors prior to top coat.

13. Apply with a brush, roller or spray to be determined by Hines Brothers' Installer.

14. Cleanup and removal of materials and debris. Touch up materials of each topcoat color left on site.

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