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Painting Company based out of Binghamton, NY. We will travel as far as needed. We will not only get the job done but we will also make your vision become a reality. Clean and cautious GUARANTEED!

Painting Company based out of Binghamton, NY. We will travel as far as needed. We will not only get the job done but we will also make your vision become a reality. Clean and cautious GUARANTEED!

Southern Tier Solutions

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Southern Tier Solutions

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2 years of experience

Our skilled team can tackle any project thrown at us. We specialize in general maintenance but can easily handle jobs such as but not limited to: groundskeeping, clean-outs, pressure washing, general construction, etc. Out Staff has been in the field for years and currently is responsible for various commercial and residential maintenance of all kinds. Competitive pricing and a job done well every time, guaranteed.

Our skilled team can tackle any project thrown at us. We specialize in general maintenance but can easily handle jobs such as but not limited to: groundskeeping, clean-outs, pressure washing, general construction, etc. Out Staff has been in the field for years and currently is responsible for various commercial and residential maintenance of all kinds. Competitive pricing and a job done well every time, guaranteed.

NASA construction

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NASA construction

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We are remodeling house variety of works interior exterior from 2005 and we deal friendly with our customers as possible and our ambition to satisfy our customers

We are remodeling house variety of works interior exterior from 2005 and we deal friendly with our customers as possible and our ambition to satisfy our customers

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Interior Painting questions, answered by experts

A foam roller or a roller with a very short nap will give you the smoothest finish, especially when working with glossy paints. Thicker rollers will leave a slight texture on the wall, and shiny paint will reflect light, highlighting the imperfections.

For the best results, you should apply two coats of paint to your wrought iron fence. Let your first coat dry for about an hour then promptly apply your second coat.

A finishing layer is an important step in the staining process. A top coat helps make a stain last longer by protecting it from spills, scratches, and natural weathering.

A lacquer finish is thin, fast-drying, and best used for cabinets, molding, and trim. It’s not recommended for outdoor furniture. Another option is varnish, which has a glossy finish with a protective film and is often used on outdoor wood objects. Polyurethane, known as “liquid plastic,” dries quickly but doesn’t hold up well in the heat. Lastly, a shellac finish adds a warm tint to wood but is affected by heat.

You can paint over wallpaper if it’s smooth and in good shape. But if there are bumps or tears in the wallpaper, they’ll likely show through the paint. Similarly, you should avoid painting over textured wallpaper because the ridges and patterns in the paper will be visible. In either of these situations, you should remove the wallpaper before painting.

It’s a good idea to sand your porch before painting. This will remove loose or chipped paint and debris, and give you a cleaner surface so that your new paint goes on smoothly. But if the existing surface is in good condition, it’s not necessary to sand your porch before you paint.

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