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To calculate how much paint is needed for the interior of a 3800 square foot home, you first need to determine the total square footage of the walls that will be painted. Measure the height of the walls and multiply it by the perimeter of each room to get the wall area. Next, subtract the area of windows, doors, and any other non-paintable surfaces from the total wall area.
Once you have the total paintable wall area, divide it by the coverage rate of the paint you plan to use. Most paints cover around 350-400 square feet per gallon, but it’s crucial to check the specific coverage rate on the paint can for accuracy. Divide the total wall area by the coverage rate to find out how many gallons of paint are needed.
Additionally, consider the number of coats you plan to apply. If you’re painting over a dark color with a lighter one, you may need an extra coat. Multiply the total gallons needed by the number of coats for an accurate paint estimation.
Remember to factor in ceilings, trim, and any additional surfaces you plan to paint. It’s always wise to buy a little extra paint for touch-ups and future needs. By following these steps and calculations, you can ensure you have the right amount of paint to successfully complete the interior painting of your 3800 square foot home.