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I'd google it, cause there must be some tips.
I did it back in the 90s (blue and yellow). It was alright for a teenagers bedroom. I used my mum, a big spirit level and masking tape. Tbh pulling the tape off badly was what made it a less good job, so I'd try some practice runs of that.
My gut says buy decent tape and a Lazer spirit level. You should be able to position it far enough back to give a long line.
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Get some high quality masking tape made out of washi paper.
If you were to use the colour combination above:
- paint white until done
- apply masking tape and make sure it sticks properly
- add another coat of white where the blue will go, this means any "leaks" under the masking tape will be white instead of blue
- paint blue
- remove masking tape at 45 degree angle (I think, google this) as this will leave the best result
- paint white until done
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anyone painted a bedroom two tone?
Too late to suggest sick fades?
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anyone painted a bedroom two tone? other than tape and eyeballing it, how else could I ensure a good horizontal line? First time painting a room lol. Cheers
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