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Painting & Staining
Electrostatic Painting is the Way to Go
Electrostatic painting, also known as “powder coating,” uses the principal of “opposites attract” to create a uniform and durable finish on metal and some plastics without the sags, runs, drips and bubbles which can occur with traditional liquid paints. It’s used on many plastics and…
Interior/Exterior Painting
Q: How much will it cost to paint the interior/exterior of my home? A: The best way to find out how much it will cost to do a project is to collect three or four bids from qualified licensed contractors. Exterior: Painters may…
Paint Early
While homeowners often hope they can put off repainting their homes just one more year, such procrastination may be especially costly this year. The excessively wet winter following six years of drought increase the likelihood of peeling and flaking paint, damage to siding and internal…
Lead Paint Common Sense
The Hazard Since 1978, lead-based paint has been banned in the United States, so there is practically no risk in newer homes, except from older painted furniture. Homes built between 1950 and 1978 are likely to have lead-based paint, while ones built before 1950 almost…
More Articles About Painting & Staining
Fun Painting Techniques
Interior/Exterior Painting
Peeling Paint
Painting Next to a Door Frame
Painting Over Wallpaper
Removing Exterior Paint or Stain
Choosing Exterior Paint Colors
Planning for House Painting
Checklist: Exterior Painting Prep
Spruce Up Your Interior with Paint
Checklist: Interior Paint Prep
The Basics of Interior Painting
The Right Tools for Interior Painting
Tip: Roller Marks - Interior Paint
Paint Textures and Finishes
Applying Faux Finishes
Murals and Trompe L’oeil
The Importance of Paint Removal
Electrostatic Painting is the Way to Go
Paint Basics
Paint Preparation
Using Modern Paint Techniques
Quality Paint Jobs
Exterior Painting
Paint Early
Lead Paint Common Sense
