• Large Project Airless Paint Sprayer
• Painter’s plastic sheeting
• Painter's paper roll
• Packing tape
• Painter’s tape
• Primer
• Paint
• Face Mask (I had trouble finding one during the middle of the coronavirus pandemic)

You will need to prep the walls and floors for the paint. I taped off the carpet and covered the base of the room with a roll of brown paper and used painter’s tape and clear plastic to cover the windows (the clear plastic allowed light to come in). If you'll also be painting baseboards on carpet, you can find my helpful trick for painting those on my blog

You will want to primer the interior walls using the Control Pro Airless paint sprayer. I opted not to prime because I had painted the space less than two years ago and I bought a quality paint.

Paint spray the walls of the room with two coats – allowing the first coat to dry before applying the second coat.

The first time I painted the room, I painted in by hand and it took DAYS. This time, it took me under three hours from start to finish.

This sponsored post was created by Sincerely, Sara D. To see more on the space, see my full post (and video) at Sincerely, Sara D.