I have painted all my rooms with a high gloss Alkyd paint. Now I have an Acrylic paint in a satin finish which I would like to use. What type of primer should I use? Do the walls have to be sanded first or can I use Liquid Sandpaper to

My home was built in the late 60’s and has many coats of paint on the interior walls and base boards. I feel certain that there have been oil based paints and water based paints layered. Since I cannot be positive…..what kind of primer should I use (if any) and

Can I put a primer over 23yrs worth of cigarette smoke without having to wash the wall? I could give a good sanding to the walls but what about the ceilings? I’d like to ensure that there will not be any bleed through of color from the stain or odor.

I have just spent the last three weeks painting the fellowship hall at my church and it looks wonderful but when I started to remove the painters tape from the door handles it pulled off some of the new paint and primer. Which required repainting. Is there a trick to

I have recently had my hardwood floors re-stained and refinished. I need to paint the stairs and banister rails (not the actual step). The floor folks made a mess and there is stain on the things I need to paint. What is the best way to go about painting these

I painted a door with latex thinking that the door had never been previously painted. I had been told at the time of purchase that I could paint the door with latex. The paint is wiping off which leads me to believe that the door must have been painted in

I have had paint the wall two times with a red color. I still see the roller marks, looks terrible… I started to sand the wall to see if this fix the problem, but no still the same. I don’t know what to do…