- Paint Brushes
- Paint Applicator Overview
- Paint Clean Up & Removal
- Painting Supplies
- Painting Tips
- Paint Quality & Safety
Paint Brushes

Different types of painting jobs call for different types of paint rollers. Let us show you what you need.

Even the pros can botch a job with bad tools. Make sure when painting your home with semi-gloss paint that you use the right rollers.

Adding texture to your walls is easy by choosing one of these paint-roller methods.

A foam paint roller may be the best choice for certain applications.

Roll the clock back, and remove already-dried paint from your roller to make it like new again.
Using Each Brush According to its Purpose. There is no "Super, All-purpose, Do Everything" brush.

It's one of the best tools for painting large areas quickly.
Turpentine is a highly flammable toxic liquid that is often used as a grease and paint remover.

Taking care of your paintbrushes will allow them to last longer with better performance.
Bristles falling out of a paint brush can be one of the most annoying things for any decorator.
When you’ve been using the same paint roller for a long time, you may have to clean it in order for it to regain its effectiveness. Cleaning it will just take a few moments and all you need are a few simple materials to accomplish the task. It will also save you money because you won't have to buy
When staining wood, you have a range of options with which to apply the stain. Some people wipe it on with cheesecloth, while others dab it on with a foam brush. Bristle brushes are by far the best applicators for this job for thorough and even coverage, greater control and fewer bubbles. Regardless

"Right tool for the right job" applies to paintbrushes too.