My family has been building a house for three years now. This summer I painted my room green and dark blue. I want to paint the two blue walls white again, because my room looks like a pre-school class room.

We primed the vinyl trim on our home but never got around to painting it before the winter hit. What will happen to these primed surfaces all winter without the protection of a topcoat? Will the paint chalk, yellow, or wash away over time? If we reprime in the spring,

Hello, does it cost more to paint the ceiling, trim, cupboards, etc. a different color than the walls, or does the entire paint job include this?

Am trying to correct errors some painters recently made in my condo and I have two questions. (1) Original ceiling was flat white latex. “Enamel” (do not know is it was oil based white used on my wood trim or a glossy latex enamel) was mistakenly applied to this ceiling.

I have dark laminate floors and Saltillo tile entrance and dining room with med blue grey walls. I do not have a whole lot of natural lighting. What color would work for trim?

I currently have white cabinets and want to paint them another color. What colors would work best with the butcher block counter-tops?

The house is a clapboard two story house and the job was to power wash, scrape and prepare, prime, and apply two coats of Edwards paint. How long on average should it be before the house needs painting again?

We are painting the walls tan with white trim. Should the interior doors be painted white to match the trim or should I just stain the doors? I don’t know which would look best to either match the trim or show the wood with stain?

I stripped a galv. steel door down to the bare metal, washed with mineral spirits, primed with 2 coats Rustoleum High Performance Metal Primer(oil based) then painted with Glidden Fortis 450 semi-gloss. Since drying the paint has faint “blooming” spots that are seen in certain light. It looks like oil