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01-22-03, 05:52 PM

halovrmyhd

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painting round ceilings

Somebody help! I want to paint the walls a taupe color and the ceiling white, the only problem is the ceiling is rounded....What do I do?

01-23-03, 06:55 AM

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You simply have to pick a point and make the transition.

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