Painting Tips & Tools

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.

Without its old coat of paint, stepping through your door frame can be like stepping into a whole new world.

Chalkboard paint turns any surface into a creative space.

Cleaning oil-based paint off of brushes requires more steps than latex clean up.

A paint roller is vital piece for large painting jobs.

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

It's impossible to paint over enamel-painted walls without the right guide.

Acrylic latex paint is an important tool and a great option for many household painting needs.

Enamel paints are just one kind you can choose from for your next project. Be sure you’re using them correctly for a professional result.

Wood polish is a very slick surface and difficult to remove. This handy guide will help you learn to do it yourself..

Never paint over wall damage. Always patch and smooth the surface with spackle first.

Paint thinner, like any other chemical, should be treated with caution. Safely work with and around this volatile but useful tool.

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

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

Lacquer creates a great finish and is versatile when working with wood.

Lacquer is a durable finish, but it does require maintenance to keep it looking shiny and unmarred.

Should you use lacquer or shellac to protect your wood?