We asked for real-world painting pointers—and got hundreds of great tips from our Field Editors. Here are some of our ...

Painting your interior walls is an easy, popular way to customize your space. Anyone can do it, but results may vary based on the type of brush you use. Here are some things to keep in mind when ...

If you’re painting a room, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to paint the trim or the walls first. While there’s no single “right” answer, most professional painters agree it’s best to ...

It’s a decorating truth nearly universally acknowledged: Putting new paint on your walls is the best way to change the look of a space quickly and cheaply. “Paint has superpowers: It can make a plain ...

Use a 3/8-in. nap roller to paint the ceiling from one end of the room to the other. Roll the paint on in the same direction, ...

Taking the time to plan your project will save you both time and money in the long run. Invest in a good quality angle sash brush for cutting in and detail work. When painting your walls, paint around ...

A paintbrush is a paintbrush is a paintbrush. Right? Not so fast. Different characteristics, materials and qualities dictate which brush will work best for a particular job. The ABCs of brush anatomy ...

Cutting in and painting edges is a time-consuming process when you have to tape it all up, paint, and remove it all without making a mess afterward. If you are looking to save some time when painting ...

Juan Torres, owner of 518 Painters, a Capital Region business that tackles everything from interior paint jobs and kitchen cabinet makeovers to drywall repairs and popcorn ceiling removal. A good ...