After completing a home makeover or fresh painting job and you’ve taken a moment to admire your work, there’s still one more step you have to do: Clean your paint brushes. Sure, washing your ...

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They say painting is all about the prep, and maintaining a clean paint brush will ensure your next paint job starts out right. The meticulous approach shown here uses the least amount of paint thinner ...

THERE is nothing more satisfying than seeing a smooth freshly painted wall after you have spent hours painting a room. But if you don't keep on top of your brushes and rollers, they'll be so stiff you ...

Any painting project comes with the dreaded clean up afterwards, and that includes the painting tools as much as the actual work space. If you’re a homeowner who has recently bought a high-quality ...

Paint sprayers are certainly an investment purchase. There's more of a learning curve to use a paint sprayer versus a brush, ...

When you're painting, the best time to clean your paintbrushes is immediately after you're finished cleaning up. If you have a couple of paintbrushes that you've left off to the side that have dried ...