The Practical House Painting Guide
I’m concerned about the health concerns related to use of job site and shop applied catalytic lacquers for installation into green rated homes.
It’s October in Oregon and I am about to have my old patio structure torn down and rebuilt. We chose to use inexpensive fir for the horizontal boards and treated wood for the vertical ones. It will be covered by Suntuff. I wanted to stain it before starting the project
I have a vanity that was once painted. I do not like the color of the paint and would love the dark wood look, is there any way to get this look without buying a new vanity.
I have heard you can strip the top-coat down and just restain. The cabinets are so old, it doesn’t look like there is a top coat.
We have eighteen windows in a new addition on our home. The stain turned out too yellowy-orange and now we’re faced with what to do to rectify this situation. (They are already finished with two coats of poly.) No one will strip them because there are two many and we
Spraying Sherwin Williams Sherwood sealer with Graco HVLP sprayer and it is clogging and spitting.
I painted my kitchen cabinets 1 year ago. I used 2 coats of water based primer sealer and painted 2 coats of 100% Semi-Gloss Enamel (no sanding was done). Now I have spots of paint peeling off, but don’t know how to fix my paint problem, any suggestions? Can I
I have stripped my interior fire doors using Nitromos and have sanded them as best I could. Some parts of the door aren’t as smooth as others. Will a primer smooth this out?
Would it be tacky not to paint the inside of a front exterior door or should the wood door be painted?
I’m painting my cabinets with crackle, and I would like to stain over the crackle. Will it work?
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