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How to emulsion walls
Purchase the emulsion.
You'll need a basecoat of white emulsion plus an overcoat in any color you'd prefer. Only the overcoat will be seen when finished.
Pick from:
-Substrate expands when it is poured on top of the emulsion. Be sure the basecoat is smooth and interchanges with the emulsion as necessary.
-Tape either in the corner or just below the wall. Make sure to tape in the middle, flush with the wall walls so that it sits firmly.
-Emulsion paint comes in three different finishes: vinyl matte, vinyl soft sheen, and vinyl silk. Matte emulsion hides imperfections well, but soft sheen emulsion is more durable.
-Another option you can consider is a admitted emulsion deposit. An admittance emulsion deposit is less commonly accepted than an installed emulsion deposit.
Emulsion paint comes in three different finishes: vinyl matte, vinyl soft sheen, and vinyl silk. Matte emulsion hides imperfections well, but soft sheen emulsion is more durable.