The grooves in my paneling are 2″ apart and I would like to fill them in before painting the paneling but do not want to worry about what I fill them in with to fall out after I have painted the walls. What should I use?

Is it possible to use an oil-based stain on a piece of furniture that has been Tung oiled?

I’m painting over previously painted walls. While trying to prime, and keep a “wet edge”, the primer comes off with every other stroke of the brush. It’s just not sticking to the walls. I washed the walls with an aggressive cleaner and sanded with 80 grit paper to give the

I recently purchased a Cedar Chest that was painted over. I stripped the paint to find a beautiful laminated face to the peace. It was broken into 4 side panels with a 4 piece diamond shape in the center. I was wondering if there is any technique to be able

I want to paint my house, but am curious if priming is necessary? I am painting it the same color as it was previously and just wonder if purchasing primer and laying it on is really a step I need to take?