Tips for Using a Paint Gun

Tips for Using a Paint Gun
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Brushes and rollers can often get the job done, but a paint sprayer is the ultimate tool for painting like a pro. Unlike brush strokes, a spray gun produces a constant, smooth, and faultless finish. Not only that, but it also cuts down on the time to complete a task.

However, before pulling out your paint sprayer (or running to the store to buy a new one) there are some things you should consider. Knowing these few key things will ensure that you pick the right spray gun for your DIY painting project.

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3 Rules of Interior Color Every Homeowner Should Know

3 Rules of Interior Color Every Homeowner Should Know

As a homeowner, it’s essential to make each space feel lively, unique, and stylish. That said, it can be challenging to decide on the best ways to go about it. After all, there are various methods for upping your interior design game, and all of them are valuable.

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5 Tips to Choosing the White Shade that Works Best for Your Room

5 Tips to Choosing the White Shade that Works Best for Your Room
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The decision to paint your walls white is easy, but finding the right shade of white can be a challenge.

Most paint brands offer a variety of white paint options to choose from, and some larger brands may have dozens of options. 

Snowbound, Pure White, and Oxford White, among hundreds of other shades of white paint, could lead an indecisive soul to spend hours trying to decide. 

Besides the fact that white looks good with anything, there are lots of great reasons why people pick white. But despite its popularity, white paint is not a “one size fits all” solution.

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How to Save Money on Your Next Painting Project

How to Save Money on Your Next Painting Project
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One of the most affordable home improvement ideas is to spruce up your home with paint. However, it’s surprising just how quickly the cost of paint can add up, especially if you choose premium paints.

High-quality paints can easily cost $30 per gallon – or more. Add in the need for several gallons and it’s easy to see how quickly your costs will increase.