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Staircase Gets Makeover #DIY #Staircase #Shorts #DIYProjects

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  1. 0:20–0:31 Painting the Staircase From How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip, Step 4: Apply Textured Paint

    Once the treads and risers are prepared (cleaned, filled, and ideally sanded), the painting process begins. White paint is applied to the stair elements. A paintbrush is used for precise application along the edges, corners, and where the risers meet the treads and walls. For broader flat surfaces of the risers and treads, a small roller on an extension pole is utilized to efficiently apply an even coat of paint, ensuring complete coverage and a smooth appearance. Multiple coats of paint, with adequate drying time between each, are typically required for durability and optimal finish.

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