these projects just fall into place naturally in the world of DIY. Here is a quick rundown of a few projects where I paint some aspect of metal. I will provide links and more info below if you’d like to check out each individual project for more information. ...
Whether it’s a garage sale find or a chair or dresser you already own, a fresh coat of paint can give new life to outdated or tired-looking furniture in your home. Safety Notice:Whenever operating spray equipment, take proper safety precautions, stay alert, and be mindful of...
The other good thing about using spray paint over brush-on paint is the ease of use on textured items, like wicker where there are a lot of nooks and crannies in the surface where paint needs to get into are much easier to paint with no paint build-up from trying to push a brush lo...
Be sure the tip’s hole size does not exceed the maximum capacity of your sprayer (see spray tip info). If you’re using paint from multiple containers, mix it together in an empty 5-gallon container to ensure consistent color even if small color differences exist between individu...
Close off the top of the stairs, though the safest idea is to keep the walker on the ground floor, blocked off from the door to the basement. Remove throw rugs, which can cause a walker to tip over. Most important of all, stay close and attentive. ...
Just as the wealthy Eastern establishment flocked to the Adirondacks at the turn of the century, a few decades later they began looking for outdoor adventure farther afield. To cater to these elite with visions of cattle drives and buffalo hunts, the dude ranch gained rapid popularity in the...
I did that because I had spent the day working on them — sanding, wood filling, sanding again, caulking — and by the time the sun went down, they were ready for primer and paint. But with so much raw wood exposed, and a chance of rain that...
2. Examine all attachment points between house and deck if attached to home 3. Inspect all fasteners (nails, screws, bolts, brackets, etc.) for improper use, rust, and corrosion. 4. Inspect guards and railings to ensure they are securely attached. ...
Depending on the home's age, design and location, you may want additional inspections. These might include checking for mold, lead paint, asbestos or radon. What the inspector won't check: Anything that's hidden behind the walls, including plumbing and wiring. The items listed above show tha...
Once sanded down it’s time for the fun, apply the paint primer to the window boxes. I typically like to use a 2″ brush, but any paint brush will do. As soon as the primer is dry add you fun window box color! And by fun- we mean white. Just kidding. Add any fun color you...