I’ve read lots of the Q&A but would like clarity on the use of a primer after stripping, and before using a gel stain. It seems it isn’t “necessary” but will it give a better result? ie. perhaps the gel stain will go on more consistently or stick better?…or cover

While removing my wallpaper some of the paper from the wall board tore off. There is one place where the paper is completely gone but most places still have paper but the exterior smooth part of the paper is gone. What should I do to prep these areas for painting?

I have just started a painting business and would like your help in determining how to estimate a job, is there a formula?

Our home is 60 years old and has had several coats of paint on the exterior wood planks. Current condition includes chips, exposing wood and different degrees of paint layers on each board. I want to know the best way to prep the wood (scraping or power washing) and what

I am considering starting my own painting business and I am in the market to buy a washer. I am not sure which specs to buy. In your article you say 2500 psi is plenty. Do I just go with this max? When I called the store I was shopping