I would be most grateful if you could advise me with any option(s)regarding a botched exterior elastomeric paint job. We live in a 80+ year old masonary stucco home. Over time cracks developed as well as peeling paint. Our general contractor hired a painting company to paint our house. Prior

I have a plastered concrete wall that is quite rough and shows marks after applying undercoat. Will applying 3 top coats help? I’m using water base paints.

I have a wall in my living room that I want to make an accent wall by painting stripes of the same color (which is currently flat) in a different sheen. I was watching a home improvement show and they used polyurethane to make 12″ stripes and it looked great.

What are the guidelines for outdoor temperature when using alkyd primer (Benjamin Moore). The air should be dry – not humid and around 50 – 55 degrees- is this OK?

What are your thoughts on using an elasotomeric paint as a replacement for kitchen shelf paper? Shelf paper is slow to install, and I thought it might be easier, and cheaper, to paint the bottom of drawers and cabinets to provide a waterproof, easy to clean surface.