Choosing the correct paint finish for your interior paint project is a breeze when your armed with the proper knowledge of each type and where best to use it.
Paint
One of the least expensive and most impactful ways to upgrade the look of any space is... paint! But before you buy buckets of paint and grab a paint brush, you'll want to read these articles featuring homeowners' favorite tips for painting all of a home's interior and exterior surfaces. See how to choose paint, how to store paint, how to remove paint, and how to get creative with your painting projects.
Try Your Hand At Rag Rolling Painting
Rag rolling painting can be a fun and adventurous project that will give your room a dramatic effect. Materials and instructions are included in this article for DIY’ers.
Low Odor, Low VOC Paint Is The Responsible Choice
Low odor, low VOC paint is of high concern these days. Become acquainted with the facts surrounding VOC paints by reading this post. You’ll do your health and our Earth a lot of good by being an informed consumer.
Are You About To Tackle That Interior Paint Project? Here’s A ‘How To’ To Help You Out
Painting and caulking are easier than you may think. Advice for the do-it-yourselfer looking for professional results.
A Custom Decorated Beatles – Yellow Submarine Themed Nursery
This Beatles-Yellow Submarine nursery theme is unusual to say the least, but it is also one of the coolest and most unique nurseries that you’ll ever lay your eyes upon. Lots of fun ideas can be found in the world of Pepperland.
Really Bad Color Choices To Paint Your House
Never paint your house any of these colors unless you want plenty of attention for all of the wrong reasons!
Insuladd: An Insulating Paint Additive That You’ve Got To Try
Insuladd is an insulating paint additive product that has been available since 1996 that WILL reduce your heating and cooling bills substantially and only costs 6 cents per square foot. It can be mixed with ordinary house paint or can be used in commercial applications. It was developed by NASA to help insulate buildings in close proximity to launch sites. It is safe, non-toxic and environmentally friendly so what’s the catch…none that I could find.
