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Selling house - Painting cornices/walls question (AUS)

Hi we're about to put our 4x2 onto the market (Western Australia), and had real estate agents tell us it would be better to paint/plaster the cornices, which have shifted/cracked due to other newer houses in the area being built (from compacting). The agents have said that only the area around the cornices need to be painted - not the whole wall. Cornices are white, and the walls are cream.

However, 3 out of 4 painters that we received quotes from have said the whole wall will need to be painted because the new paint won't be the same colour as the old paint (even if we get the paint analysed and colour matched). Plus different brands make paint different (we don't have the same paint for the house so will have to get the paint made).

1 painter/handyman said he wouldn't need to paint the whole wall and can feather in the new paint.

Who is correct? Can we get away with not painting the walls? Thanks!

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