Over the week end my husband and I painted our kitchen red and the dinning room tan. We used a flat paint, that had primer in it. The same with the dinning room just tan instead of red. The walls are horribly streaked and very splotchy looking. The red has

I painted with satin paint after using a good primer and the paint is still tacky after months of dry time. What can I do?

Can you paint over candle smoke residue on a ceiling? Or do you need to wash it first?

Not which is better, but can Loxon XP be applied directly onto an existing, properly-prepped elastomeric? I don’t see why not, but someone told me only elastomeric can be painted over elastomeric. Thanks so much in advance.

I have light stained woodwork and trim inside but I have windows that are white with white panels built into the glass. My outside of my house is yellow with green shutters. Which would look best on the inside and out side of my house; white wood blinds or light

I recently used latex paint to paint a bedroom wall. Now it has oil (or some substance) running down it. I can wipe it off with a damp towel but it keeps coming back. What would cause this and how can I fix it?

My master bedroom needs painting. The master bath is a sage color with brown tile with green in the tile. My bedspread has gray and slate blue in it. I also have slate blue roman shades in there. What color, if any, will go with the colors I already have?

The roof is brown, the house is a like a caramel pink with brown brick around the house.

Many years ago multiple nail holes were filled and the walls painted with two coats of semi-gloss paint. The patched areas were not primed. The patches show as 2-3 inch round flat areas that do not have the roller texture. We are now preparing to repaint the room. How can