Philip Hansell

In 1994, Philip Hansell started painting houses. Three years later, he opened a painting company in Austin, Texas. Now based in Durham, N.C., he lives with his wife and two daughters. In his free time, Philip enjoys collecting and restoring antique cash registers and Pontiac muscle cars from the 1960s. He’s currently restoring a ‘64 GTO hardtop to go with his blue ‘64 LeMans convertible.

Pro Painters’ Perspective On The Business Of Painting
If you're looking to build or expand your painting business, this webinar is for you. Join us and our panelists on Wednesday, June 9th at 6:30pm ET for a roundtable discussion.
Smoother Walls
Spraying primer/surfacer can be faster and less expensive that skim coating drywall when you want a perfect paint job.
Don’t Be Afraid to Spray
The basic setup, operation, and maintenance of this versatile, labor-saving tool is a lot easier than you think.
Skillful Brushwork for Doors and Windows
As with all painting projects, proper preparation is key for a durable finish, but it takes good techniques and careful planning to make this job look its best.
Refinish Your Cabinets
Save thousands by painting cabinets instead of replacing them.
10 Tips to Paint Like a Pro
Professional painter Philip Hansell shares the products and methods he uses for tackling the toughest parts of the job.

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