Exterior Painting

Choose the right paint for your home's exterior by considering a number of factors and checking the paint quality.

Save money and preserve existing wood with this method.

Redoing a fiberglass door can be a challenge. But follow these steps and you can make sure that your door is done right and looks great.

Spruce up your home's curb appeal by repainting your wooden clapboard siding.

Painting eaves and overhangs can be the most difficult outside painting project there is. We're here to help make it easier and safer.

14 ways to get a professional finish -- without the pro cost.

It's all in the prep.

Freshen up your staircase with a lot of prep and a bit of paint.

Staining metal can give it an antique look.

Whitewashing brick creates a new effect that is durable and long-lasting.

Wood fillers fill dents.

You will need to apply a water repellent sealer.

Different types of stain require different drying times.

Whitewash is a lime-based chemical that will change the color of your concrete walls or flooring.

There are a variety of ways to apply whitewash to your project.

Properly sealed wood repels moisture and lasts longer.

Even though manufacturers say that gel stains work on fiberglass, there are some problems with them.

If you have a metal door in your home that doesn't go with the rest of your decor, paint it.

Staining your baseboard molding is a great way to add to the décor of your room.

Each paint type requires a different application, clean-up, and drying time.

Painters tape and a good paintbrush aren't all you need for painting your wood trim. Get the right kind of paint!

Staining wood has both aesthetic and functional benefits for any kind of wood in your home.

An exterior wood finish not only protects wood, but it can also enhance the appearance of wood on your home's exterior.

Painting siding can be tricky. Is it better to just replace it?