The Practical House Painting Guide
I have a fiberglass door that I have gel stained. Through the years, the door has faded so badly that it has exposed fiberglass and re-staining (with gel stain) does not correct the problem. Is it possible to paint the door with a primer and use gel stain over the
I have permanent marker on the wall and would like to paint over it. I have applied 6 coats of primer/sealer and I’m getting the idea that it will bleed through forever. How can I stop the bleeding?
I put Rhino Deck on the floor of my deck. The railings and steps are treated lumber. My question is once I stain can I put a polyurethane on to finish? And is there any advantage to do this?
My fiberglass entry door and side lights were gel stained 5 yrs ago. The stain has faded and some peeled off. (Maybe partly due to facing the west sun and weather). I would like to redo the door, but this time with paint. I need to know how to do
I have stripped an oak pub table and bleached it and then neutralized it. I plan to finish it with tung oil. Do I still need to condition the wood before I apply the tung oil?
Our walls are totally flat in sheen, when I get paint to do touch up, it always has a sheen.
We just put some T11 siding on garage and I thought it needed some sealer before I painted with latex paint. I was told I can not paint it now, because the paint will not stick. What can I do, because I want to paint garage to match house color?….
I thought I was using oil base paint on my trim in my house…sent my husband to the store to buy the paint. When I finished the trim work I realized that it was acrylic not oil base. Am I in for a lot of stripping and sanding?
How can I cover up a surface previously painted with exterior paint so it is safe to use inside the home?
I have water base paint on my wood trim. Do I understand that I should use oil base primer after preparing the surface to repaint with water base paint?
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