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Match your existing gelcoat for a professional finish.
Turpentine is a highly flammable toxic liquid that is often used as a grease and paint remover.
When you've finished painting, the job's not done 'til you clean up.
Now that you've completed your project, make it presentable.
Epoxy paint is a tough and hard wearing water-based paint which can be used on almost any surface.
From straining the paint to starting in the corners, here's the best way to use this efficient tool.
Taking care of your paintbrushes will allow them to last longer with better performance.
Painting your garage cabinets can make a great difference to the appearance of your workspace.
From choosing the right roller to knowing when to reload paint, these 6 tips will give you a pro finish.
Applying a new coat of heat-resistant paint to your gas heater will revive it to its original state.
Airless paint sprayers can create a lot of mess.
Satin and gloss paints are among the kinds of paint you might want to use for your next DIY project.
Bristles falling out of a paint brush can be one of the most annoying things for any decorator.
Don't let another roller go too soon, learn how to properly store it.
In this case, less air is a good thing.
If you want a hard, glossy finish, try lacquer spray paint.