Painting high (15') walls in living room
Hi,I would like to paint my living room walls,which are about 15 feet. I don't have anyway of reaching that high. Is there some kind of scaffolding...
Hi,I would like to paint my living room walls,which are about 15 feet. I don't have anyway of reaching that high. Is there some kind of scaffolding...
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ViewsI'm in the process of removing old paint from our kitchen walls. It is old plaster underneath I was wondering if anyone could give some good produc...
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ViewsPrevious owners of our home painted over varnished woodwork. Paint is now peeling off woodwork everywhere, particularly when bumped. The varnish ...
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ViewsWe are considering replacing our plaster with drywall (house is 60+ years old). We are trying to determine if it is worth or it or just to try to ...
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ViewsI recently bought a 1923 bungalow which stays pretty cold. I have forced air gas, but have to turn it up quite a bit to keep the house warm. As I...
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ViewsWe are in the process of repainting the walls but when we wash them or scrub the paint peels off. Any suggestions on how to remove the old paint a...
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ViewsI have texture on the drywall in my house and want to remove both the texture and paint. Any suggestions on how to do this?
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ViewsThese are in very excellent shape and have been sprayed with a brand new coat of white paint. The kitchen owner wants to turn it into a very colorf...
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ViewsI have just purchased an older home that has a very odd plaster stucco throughout the main cavity of the house (entry hallway, stairwell, upstairs ...
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ViewsHow do I fix nail pops in the celing of my house?I understand that you have to pound the nail back in, and put a dry wall screw next to it. I hear...
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ViewsI bought a house last summer (40 year old suburban ranch) that had trim up in many of the room corners that abut the rear wall of the house. Behin...
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ViewsI've tried sanding, paint thinner and remover, a heat gun and anything else I could think of to remove latex drips and runs from drywall walls. My...
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ViewsPlaster has been repaired in the basement of our 1913's home, but is flaking off again. There is no evidence of moisture. I've read somewhere the...
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ViewsHi!I have been stripping paint around our front door which had about 5 or six layers of paint and what I think was Calcimine (whitewash with mixtur...
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ViewsDoes anyone know if there is such a thing aswallpaper that looks like wainscotting? I know there is a faux wainscotting paneling, but I am looking...
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Viewsi need help in brightening up my living room; am restricted by budget.the walls are a dark (stained), very rough, pine paneling. i am looking to b...
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ViewsAny tips on getting foil wallpaper off.I am using the "papertiger/dif" combination but have yet to be able to pull of more than a couple inches of ...
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ViewsI am remodeling my bathroom and put up a 3 foot high pannel of wainscotting. What is the traditional way to paint the wood? Should I use an oil b...
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ViewsInstead on putting up a ceiling in the basement I was considering painting it, can I use laytex to paint the water and natural gas pipes?
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ViewsI just wanted to let everyone know about a new tool that has been developed to eliminate the problems associated with cutting wallpaper properly. W...
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