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10 years of experience

I have worked in the construction industry since 2015 from roofing repairs and replacement to complete remodels. I have worked as a union drywall finisher and painter for past 5 years.

I have worked in the construction industry since 2015 from roofing repairs and replacement to complete remodels. I have worked as a union drywall finisher and painter for past 5 years.

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3 years of experience

I can do a little bit of everything and anything. Interior painting, remodeling, cleaning, demolition, or whatever you may need. My customers come first.

I can do a little bit of everything and anything. Interior painting, remodeling, cleaning, demolition, or whatever you may need. My customers come first.

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Lawn care, mowing, Some home repairs/remodeling, welding only small projects for now- lawn mower, tractor,cars,fence,etc. junk removal, Also garbage removal just not a large amount at a Time, Handyman services, certified in welding, also National Home Builders association, certainteed roofing certified,etc. offer moving/Hauling service different sizes trailers and occasional dump trailer available.

Lawn care, mowing, Some home repairs/remodeling, welding only small projects for now- lawn mower, tractor,cars,fence,etc. junk removal, Also garbage removal just not a large amount at a Time, Handyman services, certified in welding, also National Home Builders association, certainteed roofing certified,etc. offer moving/Hauling service different sizes trailers and occasional dump trailer available.

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Painting questions, answered by experts

When you hire a professional painter, this expert may use a paint sprayer to repaint a room instead of a roller and brushes. Using a paint sprayer versus a roller for a DIY job can be tough for a beginner. The cost of renting or buying a sprayer will be higher than buying rollers and brushes. It can be tough to ensure even coverage with a sprayer when you’re a beginner. Avoiding splatters and overspray in other areas of the room can be difficult, too. Sprayers will save a lot of time, though.

Many paint brands advertise as being one-coat paints. While technically true, most painting jobs still require at least two coats of paint to fully cover older paint effectively. When covering particularly dark paints with a lighter color or covering a lighter color with dark paint, three coats, and sometimes more, are often necessary to avoid streaks and spots.

Priming over old exterior paint is fine if the original paint is not cracked, chipped, and peeling. When that is the case, you need to scrape it off and sand first. Primer improves adhesion, seals stains, and provides a consistent base for the new paint. It also enhances the paint's durability and helps achieve a more uniform finish.

Clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners to protect the finish.

Yes, you can paint over old deck paint, but only if it’s in good condition and still adheres well to the deck. If the paint is flaking, cracking, or peeling, you need to sand it smooth before painting or your new paint will not adhere properly to the surface.

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