In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: the handrails and trim before painting the stairs. It's best to start with the handrails on a staircase for several reasons. If you create drips while painting the railings and trim, you won't be dripping on the finished surface of the stairs. You will also be free to move up and down the stairs without the risk of creating wear and tear on your finished paint job on the stairs. Also, with the railings, balusters, and trim painted first, you don't have make sure they are super dry before moving on with the next phase of painting. If you paint the stairs themselves first, they need to be very dry before continuing on with your project. the edges around the railings and trim with painter's tape. Run the edge of the tape tightly at the edges where you want the paint to end. Then push the tape down with your fingertips or a putty knife to ensure that paint doesn't seep underneath it. Taping off can take a long time, especially in tight areas, such as around the balusters. However, remember that it is worth it to take your time to tape it all off well before you start painting. You may need to tape off areas in phases. For example, if you are planning on painting the handrail and balusters a different color than the trim, then you should tape off the trim while you paint the handrail and spindles first. In general, the trim and railings are painted at the same time because they are usually the same color and the same type of paint. Spread drop cloths above and below the staircase area to protect your floors. Also cover the stairs themselves and any furniture that you can't move out of the way but that might get splattered. Use painter's tape to keep the drop cloths in place. Starting at the top of the stairs, paint the handrail first and then work down the balusters to the trim at the bottom. You can either do a small part of the whole railing at a time, for instance 2 feet (0.61m) sections, or you can prime the entire handrail, then all of the balusters, and then all of the bottom trim. For the railings and the trim you will likely use a brush, as a roller is hard to get into small areas. Prime the entire handrail and all the trim before moving on to your finish coats. Pick a primer that is made to adhere to previously painted surfaces and ones that will get wear and tear. Good primer is important in order to create a durable finished surface by creating a good bond between previous coats of paint and your new paint. Wait for the specified amount of time listed on the container for the primer to dry and then start your final coats. Using smooth strokes, work your paintbrush from the top of the railing, down each baluster, and along the bottom trim, making sure to coat every surface. Work your way down the stairs as you did with the primer coat. You should do 2 to 3 coats of the final color. Be sure to let each layer dry completely before starting on the next. This will create a stronger paint finish that will stand up to the wear and tear that stairways experience. Score along the edge of the tape with a putty knife or a razor blade. Then slowly peel the tape off. Peeling it slowly will help ensure that it doesn't pull off the new paint along with it. Once you are done actively painting, you can pick up the drop cloths. However, be careful not to smudge your work by touching the railing or trim with the drop cloths as you move them.
Summary: Paint Tape off Cover surrounding areas with drop cloths. Paint the primer on the railing, working your way down the railings and the stairs. Apply several coats of your final color once the primer is dry. Allow the paint to dry completely before removing the tape.

You can use a vase, bowl, or glass jar to hold your flowers. You can also choose something a bit more out of the ordinary, such as a pair of rain boots, a large spool, a colander, a tin can, a pitcher, or a decanter. The vessel you choose will determine both the height and the number of flowers you will use. Floral foam or clay can be used to hold your flowers in place so your arrangement holds its beautiful shape indefinitely. Clay works better with heavier arrangements. Both can be found at your local craft store as well as at most garden shops. If your vessel is clear, such as a crystal vase, you'll want to cover the floral foam or clay with greenery. Get moss or grass from the same shop you choose your silk flowers from. To secure your foam in the vessel, you can place small pieces of cling clay (a gummy, adhesive, clay-like substance) underneath your foam. You can also use floral tape to anchor your foam, as well as to bind items, like a loose leaf, to a stem or to bind an extension to a stem that is too short. Choosing beautiful silk flowers to use in your arrangement is a fun and creative experience. You can choose a variety of flowers and colors, stick to a single color, or choose several colors of the same flower. Consider the placement of the arrangement in your home to help you decide on the best size and color for your flowers. Choose flowers that look the most like the real thing. Study your favorite flowers so that you will know which are the most similar when you are shopping.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a vessel to hold your flower arrangement. Get foam or clay to hold the flowers in place. Acquire moss or fake grass to cover the foam or clay. Choose floral tape or cling clay to anchor your foam. Select your flowers.

Problem: Article: Once the player is up, you'll see menu tabs at the top of the window all lined up. A menu of options will drop down after you click this option. " The Preferences window will open. You can also access this option pressing Ctrl +P simultaneously. This is usually the first option found. If not, just search for the option. This is located on the upper part of the window, right below the Language section. Once you located this part, you will notice two radio buttons: "Use Native Style" - This radio button sets the skin of the player to default. "Use Custom Skin" - This enables you to use any custom skin you've downloaded from the Internet. Once enabled, the section will change, and you will be able to select a custom skin. This will open the "Select File" window. In this window, locate the skin file you've downloaded. After you've located and selected the skin file, click "Open." You will be diverted back to Preferences window. " This button is on the bottom part of the screen.
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Open VLC Media Player. Click Tools from the menu bar. Select "Preference. Select the Interface option from the menu on the left of the window. Locate the "Look and Feel" section. Enable the "Use Custom Skin" radio button. Click the "Choose" button. Select the skin you want to use. Click "Save. Close VLC and open it again to apply the skin you selected.