3 bedroom house 12’x12′ with 9′ ceilings. Living room 36’x24′(open area), dining room 10’x8′(open area), 18’x10′, laundry room 10’x8′ 15′ hallway. Please add brushes, rollers, rags, tape, plastic and or furniture covers.

We removed a large bathroom mirror, and had the wall professionally painted (well, if you call what they did painting). The wall looks awful because you can still see the mirror outline. I am guessing due to several coats of paints over the years (about 30 years old). What is

We have these beautiful faux black doors & door walls in most rooms are like a grayish khaki. Only exception is the master bath which is a terra cotta red. What color do I paint the trim? I’ve been struggling forever because my painters told me that you’re suppose to

Can I just paint over the polyurethaned finish with a primer and then repaint? These are french doors with a gazillion windows so I don’t want to waste my time if this won’t work.

Can you put latex over oil-based or vise versa on cupboard doors?

I see several types of ‘chemical gloves’. Which protects best with TSP? Latex rubber or neoprene or nitrile or PVC/vinyl?

I am painting my walls with Sherwin Williams Oil Based Interior/Exterior Enamel. How should I wait between coats?

Paint is cracking on textured drywall ceiling after first painting. Textured ceiling is 20 years old and has never been painted. 3 days After applying ceiling paint it is cracking all over and the paint is pulling away from the stucco surface. Looks like mud cracks.

I am able to peel the layers in sheets from the walls of recently repaired and primed plaster walls. Assuming that it was done right- as the person works with lath and plaster all the time. How do I repair and repaint? Should I keep peeling or stop and sand