How to paint a room

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Watch our step-by-step video showing how to paint a room, with expert advice and top tips to help you complete the job with confidence.

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Never masking tape around sockets - you’ll always get an unclean line! Just unscrew them (no need to mess with the electrics behind) .. you can then paint behind and get a much better finish.

JamGraMusic

Painted my walls today and used the w method, I liked painting this way it seems to save time. Too, I like to use my paint brush to clean excess paint dripping on paint can, I would wash brush every time, but now I stick my brush in plastic bag, works great.

larryloyd

I need to stop smoking 🍁🍁 cos I have no room I need to paint or reason to need to paint anything but here I am watching a video about how to paint 🤦🏿‍♂️

Tee-ofrr

Glad I watched this currently painting my room, had no idea about the w method and have loads of lines on the wall which I hate. Now for the final coats I’ll use the w method!

Pina_Coladas

I always wonder what these people’s houses look like. They must be so nice

samanthadean

B&Q are life savers 💯🙌🤩🙏, and thank you guys for the health and Safety tips at the end of each films, you guys save lots of people from getting serious injured especially when comes to painting and decorating etc, I love how you guys always remind us before and after the film 👍💯🙂, plus little hacks also tips 🤩😀, B&Q give the best advice tips for a project, d.i.y, job, what a legend 🙌 also keep making them wonderful and helpful videos it's means alot to me and so many people 💪🤲👊.

fearless

Don't clean oil paint from brushes with nasty turpentine. Soak them in cooking oil of some kind which binds with the paint molecules. Then apply dish washing liquid to bind with the cooking oil. Then wash the whole lot off with water. You can also clean oil paint off your hands that way.

stevo

A decent paint cost around £20-£30 for 2.5 litre and it will most likely gives you around one to one and a half coat (of course it will depend on the size of the room). You can save some money by, buying a 10 litre white emulsion (usually around £10-12) and mix 2.5 litre of your chosen colour to it. The colour generally would come out pretty close to the desire colour, albeit slightly watered down.

ClankyRochet

Pro painter here, I love watching videos like this

mattinwinkymg

nxt week ..will try it out..first timer ..wish me luck xc

cathymugs

Thanks, I've just moved into a studio flat. And it's a ugly beige with grey wooden lino floor. So I plan to paint the walls white to it makes the place look bigger!

nt

I've never painted in my life but why are people complaining? The wall looks fine

watvid

Remarkable. Same color I just consulted on they clients loved.

soonerboy

WELL DONE B&Q! These videos are great, they have helped me loads, and really handy for beginners just getting started.
These videos have inspired me to start posting more painting and decorating tips on my channel.
thanks again :)

JBTV

I'd always use delicate surface tape on the ceiling once it's dried so you don't have to mess about with delicate cutting in which wastes time

jamiewatchorn