Prep is most of the job: patch, sand, mask
A good interior paint job is decided before the lid comes off. Nail holes and dings get filled, patches get sanded flush, and glossy or dusty walls get a wipe so the coat can grip. Rushed prep shows up later as ghosted patches and peeling edges, which is why careful painters spend so much of the day on it.
Masking comes next: trim, floors, outlets and fixtures are covered so the lines stay crisp and nothing needs scraping afterwards. WGG works across South Florida and Miami-Dade County, and the free estimate is the time to walk the rooms, point out problem walls and agree what gets patched first. Call or text (786) 751-8469.
