Whether you're refreshing a single room or giving your entire home a makeover, Wall Paint by Country Chic Paint makes painting interior walls simple, beautiful, and rewarding.
Our premium acrylic wall paint features a smooth application, luxurious matte finish, and durable washable surface that's designed for everyday living. Available in a curated collection of designer-inspired colors, this high-quality interior wall paint helps you achieve professional-looking results with ease.
In this wall painting tutorial, we'll walk you through everything you need to know—from choosing the right tools and preparing your walls to applying paint like a pro. You'll also find paint coverage information, expert tips, and step-by-step instructions to help you achieve a flawless finish.
Whether you're a first-time DIY painter or an experienced home decorator, you'll discover how easy it is to transform your space with Wall Paint by Country Chic Paint.
Supplies
You will need:
- A high-quality, lint-free roller (we recommend a microfiber roller with a minimum 10 mm / 3/8" nap)
- A synthetic bristle brush for cutting in
- Your favorite color of Wall Paint by Country Chic Paint
- A drop cloth
- A stir stick
- A paint tray and liner
How much paint do I need?
Our Wall Paint covers approximately 350 sq. ft. per gallon (3.64 L).
Actual coverage may vary depending on surface texture and porosity.
How much paint do I need?
Enter your room dimensions for an estimate.
Step 1: Prep your walls
Great results start with proper preparation.
Make sure your surfaces are:
- Clean
- Dry
- Structurally sound
- Free from dust, grease, mildew, and loose paint
Lightly sand glossy surfaces using 120–180 grit sandpaper to improve adhesion.
Fill any cracks or holes with a suitable filler and allow repairs to dry completely before painting.
Use painter’s tape to protect trim, ceilings, and adjacent surfaces. Remove outlet and switch covers, and store them safely with their screws (a Ziploc bag works perfectly for this).
Lay down a drop cloth to protect your floors.
Do I need to prime?
A primer is not required for most previously painted, properly prepared walls.
However, we recommend priming when:
- Painting new drywall or bare plaster
- Covering stains (such as water or smoke damage)
- Painting over very dark colors
- Working with porous or repaired areas
Priming helps create a more even surface and improves overall coverage.
Applying your first coat
Stir your paint thoroughly before use.
Start by cutting in edges with a synthetic brush. Then use your roller to apply a thin, even coat.
For best results:
- Use a microfiber roller (10 mm / 3/8" nap)
- Work in sections and maintain a wet edge to avoid lap marks
- Apply with consistent pressure for a smooth finish
This paint has excellent flow and leveling, helping to minimize brush and roller marks as it dries.
Allow the first coat to dry for approximately 4 hours before recoating.
Tip: Wrap brushes and rollers in a sealed plastic bag between coats to keep them from drying out.
Additional coats
Apply a second coat using the same method.
Two coats are typically sufficient for full coverage, color depth, and durability.
If needed, a third coat can be applied after allowing proper drying time between coats.
Drying & Curing
- Dry to the touch: about 1 hour
- Recoat time: approximately 4 hours
Once fully cured (about 30 days), the finish becomes durable and washable, making it ideal for everyday living spaces.
Cleanup
Clean brushes, rollers, and tools with warm, soapy water immediately after use.
Rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear, reshape brushes, and allow everything to dry completely before storing.
Dispose of any leftover paint and materials according to your local municipal guidelines, and recycle empty cans where possible.
Final Tips
- Apply in temperatures above 10°C (42°F) and below 85% humidity
- For best results, use high-quality tools
- Always test your color in your space before committing
Want to follow along with a video? Watch our Tutorial!
