Previous Painting Tip: Extension Poles for Paint Rollers So you did not finish your painting project today.  Let's continue it tomorrow... but the paintbrushes and rollers will dry up and it's hard and time-consuming to soften them again for the next day's painting job.  The trick is to roll off or brush off excess paint and wrap your paint rollers and brushes twice with a plastic food wrap to keep them from air drying.  Place them in the fridge overnight.  The next day, just take them out 30...

Previous Painting Tip: Anti-Splatter Canvass Dropcloths In exterior painting very high walls and ceilings, instead of buying step ladders that are heavy and bulky for storage (and costly too), you can just use a soft, nonslip grip, rigid metal core extension poles and attach it to your paint rollers. A clever way to make painting easier for you, right? Next: Continue Your Painting Job The Next Day Photo by Mike Dillon  

Previous Painting Tip: Tint Your Primer In avoiding paint splatters or even spills, several painters use covers to prevent staining the floor with paint.  Most DIY painting activities just use inexpensive and convenient newspapers, but in the end does not assure for the floor to be mess-free. Others use plastic or even cardboards. There are also some that uses plastic over cardboards to ensure floor coverage. However, SPPI residential painters have known that the best anti-splatter floor cove...