Deciding if you should paint your deck or porch begins with whether or not it’s already painted. If your deck boards are of natural wood, you might choose to finish them with a stain in order to preserve the visibility of their grain, but painting your decking boards can be a great way to add personality to your outdoor living area! If your wood has aged or you’re noticing peeling paint, it’s probably time for a fresh finish, as putting it off until later leads only to more noticeable flaws and an unavoidably time-consuming maintenance routine.

Whether you want to give your front door an update or put a fresh coat on the main door, it’s important to know the difference between painting interior and exterior doors. Exterior doors face the elements. Extreme temperatures, rain, snow, dirt, and grime. To hold up to these conditions, exterior doors need paint that can withstand harsh conditions.

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Vinyl siding has long been a favorite choice of homeowners – it’s inexpensive, durable, and attractive, all three valuable qualities in a material that will cover the outside of your home. Like everything, however, over time vinyl siding will begin to look worn out and old, or maybe you will just feel like you want to change things up a bit. Times like these, you’ll probably think, “I wonder if I could paint it.” You can!

A fresh coat of paint can breathe new life into a room with minimal financial investment or effort on your part. Most of the rooms in a home are simple paint jobs—walls in bedrooms, living rooms, and dining rooms won’t often have anything more complex than a window or two to paint around. Other than that, it’s just a matter of trimming around the molding and closets. Conversely, the bathroom is arguably the most involved room to paint in a typical house, what with its built-ins, medicine chests, wall sconce lighting, shower rods, and more.

THEY are right there, literally under our feet – our floors. And we rarely pay them much attention. But a fresh coat of paint can do wonders for a floor of almost any hard material. (Carpets a little less so to be fair.) Whether wood, concrete, tile, lino or plywood, here are our Top 10 Tips for fantastic floors to finish your rooms to perfection: