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From choosing the right roller to knowing when to reload paint, these 6 tips will give you a pro finish.
From a quick-cleaning product to a using wide rollers, here's how to get that paint job done and dusted.
Take care of your materials and achieve the best project results with these seven steps.
There’s nothing like a fresh paint job on the walls of your home.
Make paint removal from hardware an easy process with these simple methods.
Keep your DIY painting project within budget while looking like a professional job.
They say good things come in small packages; that leftover paint can have a great impact in your home or yard!
Paint selection requires more than deciding which shade of green is best for your kitchen. We share some details on what else you should be looking for.
Give your boring cement bench a facelift with a fresh coat of paint.
They’re most commonly found in auto refinishing shops.
Gloss paint is extremely resilient.
Enamel paint can be removed with a few basic tools.
To avoid overspray on surrounding surfaces, dial down the pressure, use the appropriate distance, and protect items around your work space.
Lacquer is a durable finish, but it does require maintenance to keep it looking shiny and unmarred.
A spray paint booth can be great for cars.
Painter's tape creates straight lines.
When we’re painting, most of us just want the paint on the wall as quickly as possible with minimal mess. I have found that using the right tool for the job makes it easier and, with the proper tool in your hand, watching the paint move from the bucket and onto your walls and trim can even be enjoyable. Here
Acrylic latex paint is an important tool and great option for many household painting needs.
Skip the many hours of sanding when removing enamel paint and opt for paint stripper instead.
Latex and alkyd serve different functions and require different handling techniques.
Concrete garden statues brighten up any household garden.
The best way depends on the type of paint used.
Paint your indoor concrete wall to make your space pop.
Lacquer paint is a great option for weathered outdoor furniture.
