How To: Dispose of Paint
To dispose of paint improperly is bad for the environment, potentially dangerous for sanitation workers, and-in some localities-subject to fines. Here's how to do it safely.
Read MoreTo dispose of paint improperly is bad for the environment, potentially dangerous for sanitation workers, and-in some localities-subject to fines. Here's how to do it safely.
Read MoreUse magnetic paint primer on virtually any surface to create unique and useful effects in your home.
Read MoreFind out if your oil-based paint's discoloration is reversible and, if not, how to cover it up and prevent more yellowing paintwork in the future.
Read MoreUse this guide to identify the best paint for metal surfaces, indoors and out, and get great results on your next project.
Read MoreThe bright and pleasingly imperfect nature of whitewashing complement many styles, from farmhouse to coastal. Follow these steps for how to whitewash wood.
Read MoreLearn to discern between these two popular paint finishes-eggshell vs. satin-as well as how and where to use them in the home to best effect.
Read MoreZip through a big paint job by first choosing the best paint sprayer (paint gun) with the power, tip, and features for a fast, professional finish.
Read MoreAre you sick and tired of your old wallpaper? Before you go to the trouble of stripping it off, find out how you can paint over wallpaper with winning results.
Read MoreThe best paint primer for your project depends on the surface, where it's located, and your preferred dry time. See five top-rated picks here.
Read MoreFor long-lasting color, find the best deck paint for your outdoor space on this short list of recommendations from homeowners.
Read MoreNothing refreshes a room and improves its ambience quite like a new coat of paint. If you're like most DIYers, you have an ample collection of rollers, brushes, edging tools, and drop cloths at the ready for a quick paint job on anything from walls and floors to cabinets and furniture. You probably also have…
Read MoreQ: I want to renew a recently purchased thrift store chair with paint. What's the best paint to use on furniture? A: Although some paint brands carry dedicated furniture paint designed to dissuade brush marks and protect against scuffs (like Valspar's Furniture Paint, available at Lowe's), it can be pretty pricey-as much as $26 for a…
Read MoreEver wonder why a white shirt, canvas pants, and a cap are known as “painter's whites”? Learn the reasons painters wear white, and you might start, too.
Read MoreRepainting a ceiling can be daunting, requiring a bit of elevation and contortion. Follow these pointers on how to paint a ceiling to get pro results.
Read MoreSave yourself the hassle of ripping out your outdated tub. Improve the original with epoxy paint and these 6 steps on how to paint a bathtub.
Read MoreFor a pro-quality paint job, you've got to focus on the areas you don't want to receive paint as well as the ones you do-and that's where painter's tape comes in. A special kind of masking tape designed for easy removal, painter's tape is placed where surfaces meet-such as walls and molding, or around a…
Read MoreLooking for the best paint for a front door? Follow these tips to pick the paint, sheen, & color that will keep your entrance looking good in all elements.
Read MoreBrushes differ in materials, shapes, and sizes to suit specific products and tasks. Here's how to determine the best paint brushes for your various jobs.
Read MoreBuying the wrong paint could derail your paint job, so use these shopping tips and recommendations to find the best interior paint.
Read MorePrimer is one of the most important steps when painting. Find out the number of coats you need for an even finished result.
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