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Diane Posted on Nov 15, 2015

How do I paint the tops of the stairway walls?

I have 8 foot walls on each side of my stairway. I have painted as far up as I can reach, leaving about 12 inches unpainted at the top. What can I construct to stand on so I can reach the top of the walls?

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