Exterior Painting and Finishing - Page 6 of 11

Jon Tobey demonstrates how to combine spray-painting with back-brushing to get maximum coverage, superior bonding, and the best aesthetic value on your wood-siding paint job.

This collection of videos and articles has all the information you need to paint your house right, inside and out

Professional painter Philip Hansell shares the products and methods he uses for tackling the toughest parts of the job.

Because this type of siding generally comes factory primed, there are a only a few basic steps you need to take to get a great finish.

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.

Finding space for bundles of freshly oiled or stained cedar shingles is always a challenge. Where do you put hundreds of wet shingles so that they can dry properly? I…

Q: Before I purchase paint and begin finishing my addition, is there anything I need to know about painting fiber cement? Or do I proceed as I would with preprimed…

Consider prep time, conditions, and cleanup to determine the fastest way to tackle an exterior paint job.

Any craftsman is only as good as his tools. Learn how to clean and maintain your brushes and roller covers and ensure professional results.

Most stains are engineered to color and protect wood in a single coat and are available in oil-based, water-based, and water-based epoxy-fortified mixtures.