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Heavyweight, lightweight, and midweight types are readily available and can be used straight from the bucketby Myron R. Ferguson

by Jack Fleming

Washing, scraping, sanding, patching, and priming are dirty, difficult jobs that can make exterior paint last twice as longby Hugh Schreiber

Add a little texture and a lot of character to your walls with a decorative painter's formula for glazingby Patricia McTague Pontolilo

Answers to common questions provide advice for professional results on your next interior paint jobby Frank Sinicrope

For paint to stand up to these hard-working rooms, the surfaces must be clean, and the finishes must be durableby Brian J. Doherty

Yes, they're worth fixing. Those old windows were built better (and from better wood) than anything you can buy today.by David Gibney

For each hour spent masking, you'll save eight hours of brushing and get a superior paint jobby Jon Tobey

Painting along an edge requires a drier brush and a steady handby Brian J. Doherty

Loading a paintbrush is easier when you make and use a cut bucketby Brian J. Doherty

Careful preparation and confident brush work are the keys to a professional finishby Brian J. Doherty

Whether you're remodeling an older home or just living in one, the paint must be treated with respect, especially if young children are involvedby Tom O'Brien

by Vincent C. Pirrone

by Richard Woolfort

by Bruce G. Koprucki

by Doug Coats

Careful preparation and a boatload of masking tape are the keys to high-quality, high-production interior paintingby Jon Tobey

by Gregg Roos

A professional's tips for rolling and edging paint as efficiently as possible without making a messby Brian J. Doherty