Jim Lacey

Jim Lacey got his start painting and remodeling old houses at the age of 15 and has been at it since. Jim painted his way through college, where he earned an English degree and enjoyed the work so much that he decided to start Lacey Painting in 1991. He lives in Bethel, Conn., with his wife, Kristen, and their two children, Luke and Brooke, in an antique reproduction saltbox he built.

Video Series: How To Prep a Room for Painting
In this timeless video series from the Fine Homebuilding archives, professional painter Jim Lacey demonstrates all the steps you need to to give a room a beautiful, fresh coat of…
Paint a Room Series: Cleaning Brushes and Rollers
If you want a high quality paint job, you have to take care of your tools.
Paint a Room Series: How to Cut In
Professional painter Jim Lacey guides you through the proper technique for cutting in interior paint.
Paint a Room Series: Painting Interior Trim
Professional painter Jim Lacey demonstrates techniques for addressing trim during the interior painting process.
Paint a Room Series: Priming Walls for Paint
Learn how to properly prime a wall for interior paint, including tips on primer types and how to roll out a smooth finish.
Paint a Room Series: Masking for Interior Paint
Learn professional techniques for masking a room before applying paint.
Paint a Room Series: Caulking Baseboard and Trim
Follow along with a painting pro as he demonstrates techniques for applying paintable caulk to baseboard and trim.
Paint a Room Series: Washing Your Walls
Learn how to properly wash interior walls for a professional interior paint job.
Video Series: How to Paint a Room
Pro painter Jim Lacey demonstrates simple tips and techniques for caulking, masking, priming, and painting..
Prime Cedar Siding to Stop Bleeding Tannins and Water Stains
A quick-drying oil primer and a good paintbrush are all you need to deal with ugly blemishes on cedar shingles and keep them from coming back.

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