One sure sign of old age setting in is the resistance to change. You’ve done something one way or used something for so long and it’s never failed. No sense reinventing the wheel. So, out …
Written by: Steve W
The difference between a professional painter and an amateur is in the prep work. And maybe some physical, emotional, or professional therapy. That’s why The PaintLine introduced their Portable Jobsite Spray Booth (PJSB) as a …
Written by: Steve W
Got cracks? Or gouges, holes, deep scrapes, or unsightly gaps? Congratulations – you must be a homeowner! Or maybe a renter, wondering what portion of your security deposit the evil landlord will retain because of …
Written by: Phil
Recently, the task “Paint the French doors at this end of the living room to match the French doors at THAT end of the living room” floated to the top of the honey-do list. For …
Written by: Phil
This post is sponsored by UGL – DRYLOK®. Once upon a time, there was a family who moved into a home with a perfectly dry basement. Now, I’ve never actually MET this family, but I’m …
Written by: Phil
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There’s an old truism that if you want to test how well you understand something, try explaining it to someone else. Of all the topics I’ve looked into over the years, few are as mired …
Written by: Steve
Tape dispensers are usually things you put your tape into. While technically a cutter and not a “dispenser”, these little green gadgets strap on to almost any roll of tape, giving you nice, straight cuts …
Written by: Steve
With Iridescent Clear Rust-Oleum Interior Glitter Paint you can go from from subtle luminescence to absolutely glittery. Options to add gold, silver or, our favorite, iridescent clear specks of metallic sparkle to any interior wall …
Written by: Anne Marie
Have you ever been haunted by a color you came across in nature? Perhaps it was a specific shade of green you saw in the frolicking hills of Ireland while visiting your ancestral homeland. Or …
Written by: Anne Marie
Milk paint is a non toxic, natural paint originally made from milk protein, lime and earth pigments. It has been used throughout history for thousands of years. Not to name drop or nothin’, but King …
Written by: Anne Marie
