Interior Painting

Know the best cleansers and techniques for flat painted walls before you try to remove stains and debris.

Two-tone walls make for a more interesting interior design. Make sure you do it right the first time with these tips.

Check out this basic process for getting a brand new look on all of your old wood!

Interior and exterior paint both come in a variety of finishes. Find out which of these two will give you the look you want.

Turn your drab, old concrete floors into something special using concrete floor paint.

While there are numerous paint finishes, satin and eggshell are two of the most popular. Here are the pros and cons for using each paint.

This DIY project is a tough one, but it can be done with the right instructions and tools.

Using paint in a sprayer can give a great finish, so long as you've mixed the paint correctly first!

Metal is slick and smooth, so make sure you use the right paint and solvents when changing the color of your metal surfaces.

Depending on the use, there are several different ways to finish your plywood project.

From old wallpaper to new color in 5 steps.

Color isn’t the only choice you have to consider when selecting the right paint. Semi-gloss and satin paints are two common choices for interiors.

Contrary to what you might believe, ceramic tiles can take paint. All you need is the right prep work and the right paint.

Creating a good paint job is more than just putting down the right color. Here's how to avoid streaks, drips, and lap marks.

Paint is the cheapest and easiest way to refresh an old look. Use paint to bring new life to your concrete or masonry surfaces.

When it's time to repaint a room with high gloss paint, there's a lot of preparation to ensure you do things right.