I recently painting my bedroom doors with flat enamel, but we now don’t like the finish. We now want to paint them with semi gloss enamel. Can I directly paint over the flat enamel, or do I need to sand or prep the door in some way before I paint

I have a house with original dark varnished interior trim and doors. What is the required prep for an oil based enamel finish?

I’m thinking of painting my interior staircase handrail with semi-gloss paint. I was wondering what and if I can put a sealer of some type over the paint to protect it? Thanks

When do you remove the tape when dry or wet?

On my interior door from the kitchen to the garage I have a sticky resin that keeps coming back. I have painted and primed but it keeps coming back. How do I solve this problem?

I have a 1950’s home with stained interior flush hardwood doors. I’d like the doors to be painted white for an updated look (and to match the trim) but am unsure if flush doors follow their own ‘finish rules’. Is there a preference that flush doors be stained instead of

I have a problem keeping the paint on old doors that have been varnished or shellacked some 50 years ago. Even if I prime it with Kilz they still chip. Do I have to strip them completely or have you got a better idea?

I have installed crown molding. Do I paint the molding first and then cut in the wall paint or do I cut in the wall and then paint the moldings?

Well I found out the hard way, doing my doors, baseboards and trims. I painted my gloss over “gloss” 3 times. (Only one door) I still see the brush strokes. Just found out I should have “primed” and asking if I can now just go over with the correct “prime

I have an oak mantle and would like to paint it white. Do I have to sand the wood first and what kind of paint should I use? thank you