"paint red" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an object should be painted the color red. For example, "I need to paint this door red before the house showing."
Construction workers toiled on more villas like hers -- white paint, red roofs, green lawns -- and the community center's three pools.
The military's decision to paint red crosses on the helicopters they used in the rescue operation was later criticized by some human-rights groups.
He goes one better and actually becomes a clown for a while, enjoying the feeling of anonymity that the face paint, red nose and silly costume give him.
He spread the canvas over the cover and duct-taped it to the sidewalk and pulled out three tubes of acrylic paint: red, yellow and blue.
As enacted by Mr. Molina and Mr. Redmayne, this application of a base coat of paint (red, of course) to a white surface became an athletic event – competitive, sweaty and utterly visceral, performed to swooning, stormy music by Gluck.
"As a result of the demonstration, the council will now, as a short experiment and at minimal cost, paint red patches in specific areas of the town, for example, at waste bins.
Dr. Walton explained the materials science aspects of slip (the thin clay material used the paint red-figure vases), clarifying the chemical changes in clay when it is fired, and explaining how his research on slip has presented new information and questions to consider.
Painted red with white trim.
The walls were painted red.
My grandmother's toenails were painted red.
It was painted red, with yellow awnings.
