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How to Test Paint Colors

How to Test Paint Colors

Peel 'n Stick color samples have changed everything - they're cheap, easy and moveable, leaving …

Solid Agreements

Solid Agreements

Set Expectations 3 Things: Inclusions, Exclusions and Clarifications. This foundation outlines …

Best Front Door Colors

Best Front Door Colors

Front Doors: The Focal Point Few things influence a home’s curb appeal like the front door. It’s the …

Builders Paint is Crummy

Builders Paint is Crummy

Walls with builders paint look shabby; trim with builders paint feels sticky and yucky. An Earned …

Lead Paint: It's Important

Lead Paint: It's Important

THE RRP Rule For homes built before 1978, lead paint may be a factor in how painting work is done. …

Chameleon Colors

Chameleon Colors

Paint colors often behave like chameleons, shifting their appearance as the light changes …

Touch-ups - Possible?

Touch-ups - Possible?

If you’ve ever wondered why a fresh dab of paint doesn’t blend, you’re not alone. Even small …

Top 3 Things to NOT Caulk

Top 3 Things to NOT Caulk

Caulk is a vital part of any exterior painting or maintenance job, but sealing every gap or seam can …

Nail Pops: What To Know

Nail Pops: What To Know

nail pop (noun) | ˈnāl ˌpäp| A condition in which a nail protrudes above the surface of drywall or …

Proper Paint Storage - 3 Steps

Proper Paint Storage - 3 Steps

As a general rule of thumb, if a can of paint is less than one third full it is not worth storing - …