Whether you are selling your home, want to make your home stand out in the neighborhood, or are simply ready for a change, there are several reasons why many homeowners decide to update their home's exterior with a fresh coat of paint. With all the paint choices available, it can seem impossible to choose the right color to match your home's style and your own personal preference.
When it comes time to pick out a new color for your home's exterior, here are a few dos and don'ts to keep in mind.
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Whether you want to up size or downsize or you are moving to another city or state, selling your home may be on your to-do list. Most people know they will need to clean up, organize, and repair their home before listing on the market to sell, but updating the home with a fresh look is also important. Fortunately, a fresh coat of paint here and there throughout the home can be a great investment.
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Painting a house, whether inside or out, used to be a long and involved process. First, you had to prepare the surface by scraping off peeling paint, sanding rough areas, and cleaning the surface. Then, you would have to cut in around the edges and trim. This was followed by the application of multiple coats of primer before you could even begin to apply two or more coats of the final paint.
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An advantage of hiring a professional painting service to paint the exterior of your home is that you can be sure the right type of paint is used in the right places. While you'll select the paint colors yourself, a professional knows the right type of paints to choose from the wide selection on the market. Still, it helps to know about the paint options available in case you want to tackle a DIY paint job or touch up a professional job in the coming years.
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Do you want to add an epoxy floor coating to the concrete floors in the garage of your auto shop? This can really make your service area shine, with a glossy surface that looks great when customers come in. Here are some tips for installing an epoxy floor coating on your own.
Degrease The Floor
You'll want to make sure that there is no grease on the floor before you apply the epoxy coating.
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