The Practical House Painting Guide
We are living in a time where environmental issues have become a very hotly debated topic. And don’t get us wrong, that’s great – every one of us should have an opportunity to live and raise a family in a healthy and sustainable environment. A greater focus on green policies
My wall is about 5 years old, but this year the moss grew into the surface of the concrete block in some places. I know I can kill the moss and prepare the block for painting with pressure washing. What type of primer and sealant should be used to prevent
I thought I did everything right. I wanted to repaint some 50 year old dark wood paneling in my den. I cleaned the paneling with TSP. I spackled to fill in all the grooves. I used an electric sander to rough up everything and smooth out all of the spackle.
I have a 1958 basement. Walls have been painted & spotted with flex seal over the years. Have had water issue in past but that has been resolved and fixed. Looking to just cleanup the basement corner by sump pump. Water stains etc someone referred drylock but I am hesitating
Wall marks and stains can be really tricky to remove from painted walls carefully and properly. We’ve all had a random mark or scuff appear on our walls every now and then. Sometimes we know exactly where the mark has come from, whether it be a passing bag or shoe
If you own a home, it’s tough to avoid thinking about different ways to improve it and increase its value. The possibilities seem endless when it comes to improving the look of your home because there are no limits to your imagination. But one of the most affordable and easiest
Hi, Can LOXON XP be compared to Romabio Masonry? Is LUXON XP a good choice to use to paint a brick porch? Thank you!
Hi, We bought a house two years ago (built in 78) and started removing the wallpaper in the family room/kitchen. A think layer of paper peeled off really easy. A layer of mesh-like material remained stuck to the wall. We were able to pull it off in stringy sections. A
Hi – Last year we moved into a condo unit and it was newly painted/renovated after the last owner left. I’ve notice that shortly after we moved in that in bathroom there are brown streak coming through the paint on 2 of the walls. Wondering if we can avoid repainting
Sorry if this is a weird question, but I’ve been looking online for hours and I’m tired. I’ve seen a few buildings in my area that’ve painted the faces of the individual bricks on their walls, but have left the grout/mortar totally unpainted, as the title states. It looks really
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