If you don't have much experience with paint rollers, you may be wondering if you're using them right. Fortunately, using a paint roller is a very simple task, particularly if you're armed with a ...

Use a putty knife (or, in a pinch, your finger) to squish wood putty into any scratches, gouges, or dings on the door's surface. Let the putty dry. 3. Sand the dried putty smooth. Use sandpaper in a ...

When painting walls, a roller is your best bet. It will help the job go much faster, and your walls won’t show any streaks or brushstrokes. Of course, you’ll usually need to “cut-in” with a regular ...

In this video, we explore the age-old question: does spraying give the best finish? With the rise of airless paint sprayers ...

From prepping walls to mastering trim and ceilings, pro painter Juan Torres offers tips to help homeowners achieve ...

A freshly painted room looks crisp and clean. But there's a lot more to getting that look than just the paint and your ability to roll and brush neatly. There are lots of small things that ...

THERE is nothing more satisfying than seeing a smooth freshly painted wall after you have spent hours painting a room. But if you don't keep on top of your brushes and rollers, they'll be so stiff you ...