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July 8, 2010
Newborn in the house and we are painting. What is the safest paint?
The Practical House Painting Guide
The Practical House Painting Guide
Newborn in the house and we are painting. What is the safest paint?
I want to use latex paint over oil based paint. I understand I should prime first. My question is, should my primer be latex or oil based primer?
We have painted our living room ceiling and we keep getting a splotchy, chalky appearance. Why is this happening and what can I do to correct it?
We just had a contractor put in a pressure treated deck. He then sprayed 2 coats of Behr redwood solid stain in between rainy days. It has been 1 week with very hot weather and the deck is still tacky with some areas that seem to be coming off when
The walls are beige, the wood trim is light oak, the door is white. This is a kitchen/dining room. The white door is next to the white fridge. To me it looks unfinished. What color should I paint the door? Ideally to me the door should go with the trim
When using a new paint roller, I get lots of loose fibers that come off the roller and ruin the paint job. How do you get rid to the fibers from being pulled off the roller and on to the painted surface?
What is the best sealer for Jacksonville sandstone block in Upper Michigan?
Bathroom is in pink tiles with upper half in white. I want to change the white but do not know what color would go with the pink tile?
Can I cut in the rooms (I have several I’m doing with high ceiling and lots of corners!) ahead of time? I have back problems and can’t afford to hire a painter. I wondered if I could do it in stages over say a two week period? Then I could
I painted my kitchen yellow and trimmed the windows in white. I also plan to trim the door frames in white. However the hallway is very narrow and I am afraid it will look as though the entire hallway is white if I do not paint the doors themselves yellow
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