How to Choose the Right Pressure Washer for Painting

Pressure washers will blast away many years worth of dirt and grime in less time and with the least amount of effort. You have a lot of choices with these machines. From gas or electric, PSI and gallons per minute to hot or cold water washing. A versatile pressure washing

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A Hyde Maxxgrip 8in1 paint scraper and multi-tool.

How to Choose a Paint Scraper

The goal of every paint scraper tool is to efficiently and effectively remove the loose and peeling paint from any surface. There are many types of paint scrapers, from the classic putty knife to the 11 in 1 multipurpose tool to the double edge wood scraper. The classic stiff putty

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Using a disc sander to sand a wood window sill.

How to Choose the Right Power Sander for Painting

Power sanders are great tools to help with the removal of old peeling paint. The amount of effort spent sanding depends on the sander used. Your efforts can be wasted using the wrong tool. Each type of sander has very specific uses. There is no such thing as a do

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An ergonomic loadable sanding block by Richard's

Sanding Tools: Finding the Right Fit for Your Needs

Using the right sanding tool can save a lot of time and effort. A sanding sponge will help remove old paint from crevices and other tiny spaces. We recommend SandBlaster sanding sponges because they are three times faster and last up to three times longer than traditional sponges. The brand’s

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Drop cloths placed on exterior concrete for protection.

Drop Cloths: The Unsung Heroes of Painting

Have you ever tried to paint your house without using drop cloths? It’s a sure sign of a non-professional. You may have learned the hard way that it takes a lot more effort to clean up misplaced paint spatters than it would take to catch those stray paint blobs with

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A flat Purdy paint brush.

How Much Does A Paint Brush Really Cost You?

Many homeowners fall into the trap of thinking they can skimp on price when it comes to buying paint brushes. This can be a big mistake for a number of reasons and they all can cost you days of extra work. Drawing from my own experiences and the wisdom of

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Two men holding a very dangerous extension ladder.

Seven Tips for Ladder Safety

Do-it-yourself homeowners are notorious for home improvement mishaps. From hammered fingers to bruised shins, there is no end to the ways that home owners can find to injure themselves while remodeling their homes. One of the most dangerous positions a home owner can find himself in, however, is on a

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Double cartridge, reusable respirator for particulate and gas.

How to Properly Clean and Maintain Respirators

Keeping your respirator clean, if possible, will go a long way to ensuring your breathing safety. However, knowing which air respirators can be cleaned and which ones cannot is also important. The tips below will help you make the decision about whether to clean your respirator or throw it away.

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Double cartridge, reusable respirator for particulate and gas.

Types of Respirators for Safety at Home

When painting your home, safety should always be your number one priority. Walls can be repainted and trim can be cleaned, but compromising your health and the health of those around you is not worth risking. Aside from ladder safety and eye protection while painting, a respirator is a great

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Using a wood ladder to reach a difficult area in a church.

Church Painting; In the end wood ladders came thru.

Upon recently bidding on a church painting job in Perth Amboy, NJ, I called in a scaffolding erection company to set up scaffolding around the alter; the cost $7500.00 to erect and dismantle, not happening. Next I contacted a lift company to scope out job site but there equipment could

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