Add a Little Flare!
Sometimes our spaces can start to feel a little boring. There is an easy way to spice up your décor without breaking the bank. Add some flare to your walls with these cheap and easy painting techniques. As always you want to start with a good primer coat and base coat...
5 Reasons Why You Need MVP
You pull into your business every morning, but are you impressed by what you see? Is the building inviting to your staff and customers? Is your professionalism reflected in the style and appearance of your place of business? If the answer is no to any of these...
Get a Clean Finish
When tackling a painting project, the details can make all the difference. Even a little bit of missing prep work can make your finished project look terrible. Another thing you will want to consider is the tools for the job. Sometimes the things we think we won't...
Concrete Floors Looking Dull?
Basic concrete floors in your office or garage space, can give your building a very drab, dull feeling. So what can you really do to brighten up your concrete? Try epoxy! Epoxy is a popular flooring option for commercial and industrial work environments because of the...
Sanding for Success Part 2
In our last blog post we discussed the different levels of grit and uses for sandpaper, now we should cover the equipment to use that sandpaper with. What tools can you use to make your the sanding step easier on you? Let's look at a few options. Power Sanders - Power...
Sanding for Success!
When considering a painting project, keep in mind that the painting portion is the smallest and usually the fastest step. For a successful finish it's all about the prep work. Prepping your project correctly can be the difference between a beautiful, lasting finish...
A Step in the Right Direction, Up!
When planning out a painting project, people usually think about the best sprayers, rollers, brushes and brand of paint to get the result they desire. It is easy to let one detail slip the mind, the ladder! Ladders are vital to reach all areas of most painting...
Do I need DTM Paint?
Before you decide if your project needs DTM paint, you may first want to know exactly what it is. DTM stands for direct-to-metal. Anyone who has tried to paint a metal surface knows that all coatings are not compatible with this tricky surface material. Sometimes it...
Drab Doors are a Drag
Getting a fresh coat of paint on your interior doors can really improve the appearance of your home or business. Here are some tips to get you going. You will need to determine if a primer is needed on your doors. To do this you will need to determine what kind of...
Rise and Sheen
If you have ever gone to a paint store for supplies and spoke to a professional, you were asked, "What sheen do you need?". Sheen is important when determining the exact result you want for your project. A basic rule to follow is the higher the sheen the higher the...
Proper Storage and Disposal of Used Paint
Any home or business owner will eventually accumulate touch-up or extra paint, at some point. Making sure your paint is stored or disposed of properly is vital for your safety, and the well being of the environment. Proper storage can save you time and money....
The Right Tool for the Job
When we think naps, we think of those little breaks we hated as children, but love as adults. If you have a painting project, nap means something completely different. In painting terminology, the nap refers to the length of the fibers that extend from the backing of...