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Children's Murals

If you never painted a mural, painting a mural for a child's room or a volunteer project at a school is an excellent place to start. Children adore color and simple designs so that even novice painters can create a mural that will receive rave reviews...

 

Choosing the Right Primer for the Job

Provides a uniform and attractive paint finish...


Commonly used types of paint

People have used paint for centuries as a means of adding color to the world...


Choose Exterior Paint Color

There are so many things to consider when repainting the exterior of your home. After you choose a painter and decide on the type of paint you want to use, you then have the task of deciding on a color. For some people this comes easily, for others, decorating or changing the exterior of their home is daunting...


Choose the Right Color

Having trouble picking the perfect paint color for your home decorating project? Not sure what type of paint you should use? Don't feel bad -- even the pros need help from time to time...

 

Color Painting answer

Frequently asked questions...

 

Drywall Repair Tips

To fix small holes in your drywall, clean the holes and dampen them with a sponge. Fill the holes with the professional's formula for success...

 

 

 

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Painting tips & tricks of the day


  Painting old moldings
Over the years and after many coats of paint, door frames, windows and wall molding joints are no longer well defined and easy to trim. Carefully trace over the joints with a plasterboard knife using a yardstick if necessary. The traced cut will act as a paint dam? as long as you don't use too much.

Paint without removing fixtures
To avoid having to remove fixtures before painting, particularly when the pieces are difficult to get off, nothing works like Vaseline petroleum jelly. Just spread it on the surfaces to be protected before starting to paint and when finished, clean the fixtures with a paper towel or a soft cloth.
 
 
 
 
 

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