Exterior Painting

Painting eaves and overhangs can be the most difficult outside painting project there is.

Clean up your curb appeal efficiently.

The exact time will depend on environmental factors.

Choose the right paint for your home's exterior by considering a number of factors.

Redoing a fiberglass door can be a challenge. But follow these steps and you can make sure that your door is done right and looks great.

Spruce up your home's curb appeal by repainting your wooden clapboard siding.

14 ways to get a professional finish without the pro cost.

Wood fillers fill dents but they must be sanded down properly before painting. This guide will help you learn to do it yourself.

If your home's metal door doesn't fit the decor, paint it.

Each of these 4 projects can be accomplished in a day.

An exterior wood finish not only protects wood, but it can also enhance the appearance of your home.

You will need to apply a water repellent sealer. This guide will teach you how to remove paint bubbles from the exterior of your home yourself.

While it may not always need a protective coating, it helps.

Each paint type requires a different application, clean-up, and drying time.

Painting a barn can help prevent decay and weathering.

Gelcoat is used on pools, showers, and boats.

A wooden picnic table is a fun dining venue.

Give your hardworking mailbox a bit more protection.

Whitewashing brick creates a new effect that is durable and long-lasting.

Whitewash is a lime-based chemical that will change the color of your concrete walls or flooring.

Wood filler is a great tool for repairing scratches.

Give your old picnic table a new look and protection.

Epoxy seals out moisture and slows the rotting down. This handy do-it-yourself guide will teach you to repair wood that has rotted away.