I want to paint my L-shaped living/dining room a distinct color (soft mauve), but I don’t want to run the color down the hall into the rest of the apartment. Where do I stop? The office is pale aqua, and the 2 bedrooms are pale yellow. The doors to those

I had a fire in my kitchen, ever since then I have not been able to paint one wall (outside) without the 2 x 4’s outline showing through. I have painted multiple times, including paint with primer mixed in.

I am painting a bedroom which I have undercoated with a white anti-mould paint. I have bought magnolia matt paint to paint over this but it shows up as a deep orangy/beige colour? However, if I put the magnolia paint on to say a piece of cardboard it comes up

I used a Behr primer in my new bathroom, only to find out that they suggest not painting over it. I used the 1-2-3 primer on all the walls. After painting the ceiling, I removed the tape and the paint peeled off as well. Any suggestions?

I recently built a 28 x 30 garage that I only plan on heating as required. Should I bother taping and plastering after put the drywall up or will it crack all the time because it goes from hot to cold? I live in the north where we have long

Can an indoor primer be used to prime bear wood weather boards?

We are painting our 3rd floor condo which we plan to sell shortly. It is completely painted but we have a common wall with the foyer of the condo and it has a lumpy texture to it. We think perhaps this is affecting our wall that butts up to it.

The garage doors are rubbed down and washed with sugar soap. Can I do a coat of emulsion paint or do I need to go and buy undercoater?

I have just had my walls plastered and my decorator has primed the walls. But now I have brown spots coming through. I have tried the sprays and they are still coming through. Can you help?