The painters working on my rental house appear to be laying latex top coat over alkyd primer VERY quickly. It has been many years since I painted houses, so I’m sure formulas may have changed and improved. I do recall laying latex over still-tacky oil. Would just like to know

I have Sherwin Williams Cypress Moss as the exterior base color of my house and Eggplant is the color of my door paint. My windows and soffits are almond. What color should my window trim be? It is currently SW Woodland and something just doesn’t look right. Any advice is

I have one DEEP red wall in the kitchen and want to paint it a metallic turquoise. What color primer should I use and can I prime over the RED paint?

We live in a by level, so when you enter you see stairs up and stairs down. There is wood panels about waist high going down the stairs and exposed brick on the wall going up. We painted the wall opposite the brick ‘New Penny’ a dark orange and the

I have a fiberglass door that I have gel stained. Through the years, the door has faded so badly that it has exposed fiberglass and re-staining (with gel stain) does not correct the problem. Is it possible to paint the door with a primer and use gel stain over the

I have permanent marker on the wall and would like to paint over it. I have applied 6 coats of primer/sealer and I’m getting the idea that it will bleed through forever. How can I stop the bleeding?

My fiberglass entry door and side lights were gel stained 5 yrs ago. The stain has faded and some peeled off. (Maybe partly due to facing the west sun and weather). I would like to redo the door, but this time with paint. I need to know how to do

I have stripped an oak pub table and bleached it and then neutralized it. I plan to finish it with tung oil. Do I still need to condition the wood before I apply the tung oil?