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Roller Covers: Synthetics

Synthetic fabric roller covers are made with fibers such as polyester, nylon, acrylic, and others. Most roller fabrics today are made of polyester materials. With proper density, resilience and composition, they can be superb painting tools. Only high quality synthetic roller covers are recommended.

 

Painting Tips & Ideas


Color Washing
If you thought color washing was a difficult paint technique to achieve, think again...

 

Discontinued Wallpaper Books
Discontinued wallpaper books have page after page of untapped potential for your home. I'll tell you a few of my ideas...

Estimate Wallpaper
You think you're ready to wallpaper, but you're not sure where to start...

Hanging Border
Hanging a wallpaper border is an easy project that can give any room a whole new look...

Lumpy Paint

One of the best ways to ensure a great paint finish is to make sure that you start out with smooth paint...

Magnetic Paint
If the fridge has become command central and you can't even see the door anymore, make a magnetic memo board, it's really easy...

Painting a Ceiling
If you've been putting off painting the ceiling because you think it's a headache...

Paint a Paneled Door
If you need to paint a panel door there is a right way to do it so you get a good even finish...

 

Painting a Room
I'm sure you know how to paint, but sometimes it's the little things that can make the project go a whole lot smoother, I have some tips to help you out...

 

Paint Acoustic Tile
Whether you've had water damage or just years of wear and tear an acoustic tile ceiling can lose it's clean look over time, if you'd like the look back, paint...

 

 

 

Painting tips & tricks of the day


Removing paint on glass and windows
It is well known that dried paint can be removed from glass with a razor blade. If the glass objects are textured or uneven, soak them in water and dishwasher liquid for a few hours.

Doing clean touch ups
During light painting jobs, put a "Zip Lock" type sandwich bag in a plastic margarine tub and fold the bag edges over the rim. Pour the paint into the bag of your "paint tray" and once the job is over, remove the bag and seal it, or throw it away.
 
 
 
 
 

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