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Paint Dealers-Retail
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General Paint
General Paint is dedicated to providing quality
products and excellence in customer service.
Our over 300 dealers throughout Canada carry
hundreds of paint and related products, and our
colour system
offers thousands of colours. |
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Para Paints
One of the fastest growing paint brands in North
America, PARA Paints is a line of premium quality
architectural paints, stains, varnishes and faux
finishing products. Supplying the contract,
maintenance, design and consumer markets via
independent paint and wallpaper specialists. PARA is
in constant touch with its customers, anticipating
and responding to their demands and needs.
Throughout its history, the company has never
compromised on personalized service, value and
quality. |
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Pittsburgh Paints
A tradition was established early with PPG and
Pittsburgh® Paints- use the best technology,
manufacture the best quality products, and provide
exceptional, dedicated service. Today, that
steadfast commitment to excellence is evident in
every aspect of our business. We offer solutions for
contractors, architects, specifiers, paint dealers
and consumers in all markets. Today, Pittsburgh
Paints and PPG High Performance Coatings continue
the foremost tradition of supplying the high
quality, comprehensive product lines and
leading-edge technologies. |
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Sherwin-Williams paints
Whether a do-it-yourselfer or industry professional,
we offer the quality products, services, tools and
advice you need to get your job done right. |
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All
colour Holloway
We have a full line of top quality house paints and
stains for the Do-It-Yourselfer as well as a
complete line of industrial and maintenance coating
for the trade industries. |
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Pratt &
Lambert
We have a full line of top quality house paints and
stains for the Do-It-Yourselfer as well as a
complete line of industrial and maintenance coating
for the trade industries. |
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Painting tips
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Paint a room! The order in which to paint a
room is essentially top to bottom. That means start with the ceiling, then
do the walls and finally paint all the woodwork. To paint a ceiling, begin
by painting the edge of the ceiling along the walls with a brush. Paint out
about 2" to 3" onto the ceiling. This will provide an area to overlap with
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The easiest way to paint a ceiling is with a
roller and an extension handle. This allows you to stand on the floor while
you paint. If need be, you can use a stepladder, but it is much slower going
and awkward. Start in the corner of the room and work your way across the
narrowest dimension of the room with a band about 4 feet wide. Continue back
and forth across the room until you are finished. |
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