painting interior walls

Fairly easy to do. No problems

Use a good quality primer and paint. You should have no problems. We painted ours about four years ago -still looks good.

Don't cheap out on the primer or the actual paint. Stick to a good brand like Behr and you will be fine!

WoodGlue

somebody advertises, perhaps home depot and Behr, that their product is a combination primer/paint.
bumpy

WoodGlue wrote:
Don't cheap out on the primer or the actual paint. Stick to a good brand like Behr and you will be fine!

WoodGlue

Behr...quality paint...lol.:D

Bumpyroad wrote:
somebody advertises, perhaps home depot and Behr, that their product is a combination primer/paint.
bumpy

Behr..combination primer and finish paint in one....lol:D

I paint for a living and wouldn't use the brand unless my customer is adamant that it be used. There are much better paints available than Behr. I recently used Glidden M150 primer and paint and thought it was good as an economy paint.
For an RV, over the existing coverings or wallpaper, I would use an oil based primer and a paint that has some ceramic in it, for durability.

I'm not a pro painter, but I have always used Sherwin Williams paints with good results.

Well, "Tweech's Zone"

I've always used Behr with satisfactory results. It is only paint after-all.

WoodGlue

westend wrote:
I would use an oil based primer and a paint that has some ceramic in it, for durability.

X2 on the oil based primer and the ceramic as well.

WoodGlue

I've been using Glidden Gripper primer with very good results.