Painting Tips & Tools

This classic painting problem has a simple solution.

These simple steps lay the groundwork for a lasting job.

Oil paints hold up well on high contact surfaces.

Does this all-in-one product deserve the hype?

Prep carefully, and consider using spray guns and rollers.

Don't get caught up a ladder without a scraper.

Lay down your colorful creations safely and effectively.

Save cash and make eco-friendly paint by mixing it yourself.

Turn shabby into chic with a touch of paint.

In this case, less air is a good thing.

It's highly recommended by paint professionals.

Bring metal surfaces back to life with fresh paint.

Learn how to get durable, glossy finish with enamel paint.

Everything you'll need from beginning to end.

Perhaps the most important step requires no paint.

It's one of the best tools for painting large areas quickly.

There are more steps than you may know.

Mineral spirits are useful for cleaning but require specific precautions be taken before and after use.

You can sand it off or strip it off when it's time to go.

A paint roller is vital piece for large painting jobs.

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

They all work best for different applications.

Roll the clock back, and remove already-dried paint from your roller to make it like new again.

If you've got a can of leftover enamel paint, you might be looking for a DIY project to use it up. Or, maybe you're just hoping enamel paint will work on a project you're already considering. These projects are perfect for using up enamel paint and sprucing up your home items.