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Latex and acrylic paints are favorites for exterior projects because they are water-based, fast-drying, and low in odor. However, hot weather presents serious problems for these types of paint. When temperatures rise above 90°F, especially in direct sunlight, latex paint can dry too quickly on the surface. This quick surface drying, also known as “flash drying,” prevents the paint from forming a proper bond underneath. As a result, it can lead to cracking, peeling, or...
Painting over mold without first removing it can lead to wasted paint, a poor finish, and health risks. If you find mold, please contact a qualified mold-remediation company before painting. This article explains why mold must be cleaned first, how to work safely once it’s gone, and what to do for a long-lasting result. Why Painting Over Mold Doesn’t Work Mold is a living fungus that grows on damp surfaces such as walls, ceilings, or...
Painting fresh drywall might seem simple—just roll on your favorite color and call it a day. However, skipping primer almost always leads to blotchy walls, wasted paint, and a finish that won’t last. This article covers why primer is so important for new drywall, how it works, and how to pick the right one. Why New Drywall Soaks Up Paint Drywall (sometimes called wallboard) consists of a soft, absorbent core wrapped in paper. When it’s...