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I’m redoing the kitchen. Walls are light gray, all trim (windows, base boards) is WHITE. My doors are currently a nasty wood stained color (the old yellow looking stain). I want to paint the door a darker gray than the walls. BUT, the door to the bathroom (off the kitchen)
Want to paint my old wood furniture that is stained but don’t want a rough finish. Looking for something that will look like a lacquer when it is finished.
Just painted widow ledge that gets wet during shower.
When I removed the bathroom wallpaper, some of the sheetrock paper peeled off and left loose edges of sheetrock paper. Do I use compound to cover these areas? Do I use primer? Do I peel more off to smooth the area? Help!
My walls are a tan color my trim is white my accent color is blue can I paint my baseboard heat vents blue also?
I have an expensive, defective, stone coated metal roof made by Duraloc, now bankrupt. Allmet took over the company, but does not honor the 50 yr. warranty, now non existent, on the roof. I am left with a problem — mainly cosmetic. The stone is coming off, revealing brown primer
House siding is cabin brown with white trim what colour for a deck to complement the house colour?
Epoxy floor paint applied and it looks like parts are glossy and parts look flat. The contractor applied the flake chips at the end. What do I do?
If it is stained too dark, how does one lighten particle board?
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