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They come in white, yellow, orange, pink, green, and some even have lines through them. They are all different sizes. They have different fabrics. Who would of known that buying roller covers would be such a difficult decision? Truth is - those colors mean nothing - except for the ones with the lines in them - they are the microfiber and, in my opinion, the best ones. Wherever you purchase paint there should be a knowledgable person to help you select the right tools for t

Whether you are having Arey Painting paint your room or you are doing it yourself, you want to know what the process is. I will walk you through a typical room setup and prep before any paint is applied. • Do a thorough inspection of the surfaces you will be painting. You will want to have everything you need on hand to avoid wasteful downtime. Check your drywall for stress cracks, joint tape failure, nail pops, and water stains that will require special material to fix. F

Peeling paint is mostly an exterior problem, but once in a while we come across it in the interior. Knowing why it's happening is important so that it can not only be fixed but also prevented in the future. So let's look at some of the things that may be happening. Moisture If the area that is peeling can be exposed to moisture then this needs to be considered. If the surface is gypsum board then there should be a water stain accompanying the paint failure. The water can

Delmarva is no stranger to bugs and mosquitos. Surrounded by water and brackish waterways, it's hard to NOT be far from some sort of pond, marsh, or swampy land. This, of course, is where mosquitos can thrive and not many people like mosquitos. Screen patio enclosures are a common site on the peninsula and can offer relief from the bugs while enjoying the outdoors. They are usually built out of a wood frame and painted with the screening installed and stapled on the outsid

Until hover boards will take us up to those hard to reach areas, we will have to either use a boom lift or erect a safe way to access them. Boom lifts are great and I would recommend using them any chance you can because they provide a safe way to access high points and they will save setup and labor costs. But they do have a downside, price can be one, and they are very heavy so they leave impression in the ground (even when tracking the ground with plywood). An alternative