Homes: In homes, ceilings are usually painted with ceiling paint that has a matte or semi-matte appearance. This can help make rooms appear larger and more spacious.
Commercial buildings: In commercial spaces like offices, stores, and restaurants, ceilings are often painted with durable and easy-to-clean ceiling paint.
Industrial facilities: In industrial settings such as warehouses and factories, ceilings are typically painted with ceiling paint that is resistant to moisture and mold.
Public buildings: In public buildings like schools, hospitals, and libraries, ceilings are often painted with fire-resistant ceiling paint.

Cleaning: The surface must be free from contaminants such as dust, dirt, oil, and grease. A dirty surface can prevent the paint from adhering properly.
Dryness: The surface must be completely dry before painting. A moist surface can cause the paint to blister or peel.
Integrity: The surface must be solid and free from loose particles. Loose particles can cause the paint to peel.
Smoothness: The surface should be as smooth as possible. A rough surface can lead to excessive use of paint.
Primer: If necessary, a suitable primer should be applied to the surface. Primer helps the paint adhere better to the surface and last longer.
Appropriate Temperature: Paint should be applied within the temperature range specified by the manufacturer. Too low or too high temperatures can prevent the paint from drying properly.
Ventilation: The area should be well ventilated during painting and while the paint is drying. This helps disperse paint fumes and aids in faster drying of the paint.

Prepare the area: Cover furniture and floors to protect them. Use masking tape to protect walls and floors from paint splashes.
Clean the ceiling: Clean the ceiling with a sponge or brush to remove dust, dirt, and grease.
Make repairs if necessary: If there are holes and cracks, repair them using putty.
Apply primer: Choose a suitable primer for ceiling paint and apply it according to the instructions. Primer helps the paint adhere better to the surface and last longer.
Prepare the materials: Prepare the paint and necessary equipment (brush, roller, extension pole, paint tray, etc.).
Painting:
• Paint the corners and edges: Use a brush to paint the corners and edges of the ceiling.
• Roller painting: Dip the roller into the paint tray and squeeze out excess paint. Apply the roller to the ceiling in parallel movements, using a W or M pattern.
• Layers: After the first coat has dried, apply a second coat. If necessary, a third coat can be applied.
• Let the paint dry: Wait for the paint to dry completely. Drying time varies depending on the room temperature.

• Wear personal protective clothing during application.
• Do not paint on wet or damp surfaces.
• Ensure proper ventilation during painting.