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It’s March: Time THIS!

Hi Manoj,

March has arrived, and with it comes a sense of renewal. If you're like me, your home could use a little post-winter refresh.

What's an easy way to spruce up your space? Well, on the top of many DIYer's to-do lists is a coat of paint.

From refreshing interior walls to giving outdoor furniture a new lease on life, paint is an easy, versatile way to update your home.

It's like hitting the reset button on your space without breaking the bank (or requiring much time).

So, if you're eager to breathe new life into your indoor or outdoor areas, I've got you covered with the top painting tutorials to help you spark fresh energy into any space.


How to Spray Paint Indoors 🏑

It's still a little too chilly here to paint projects outdoors.

When the weather isn't cooperating, I use my paint sprayer indoors.

In this tutorial, I'm sharing how to spray paint inside without making a mess.

Use these simple tips to:

  • Spray furniture and DIY projects indoors
  • Use a paint sprayer without getting paint everywhere
  • See how I transform my workshop into a paint booth

πŸ‘‰ Click Now to learn How to Spray Paint Indoors



7 Ways to Prevent Orange Peel Texture 🍊

Have you ever used your paint sprayer to paint a project and ended up with a bumpy finish?

That rough texture is called orange peel. Orange peel is not an attractive look for your projects.

Here's a tip. The problem isn't with your sprayer.

I'm this tutorial, I'm sharing 7 easy ways to:

  • Prevent orange peel
  • Get a smooth-as-glass finish on your painted projects

πŸ‘‰ Click Now for 7 Ways to Prevent Orange Peel Texture When Using a Paint Sprayer


DIY Turntable for Painting πŸ’Ώ

A paint turntable makes spraying paint easier.

You'll never miss coating an area of your project with paint because you can spin your project as you spray.

A paint turntable is simple to make with:

  • Scrap wood
  • inexpensive lazy susan hardware

πŸ‘‰ Click Now to learn How to Make a DIY Spray Paint Turntable


Should You Strain Paint?

It's important to strain paint to remove debris before brushing, rolling, or spraying.

In this tutorial, I'm sharing three easy ways to strain paint, including a few ideas using stuff you may already have!

πŸ‘‰ Click Now to learn How to Strain Paint (3 Easy Ways)


Best Way to Clean Paint Brushes πŸ–Œ️

When you're done painting, cleaning your brushes might seem like a tedious task, but it's an essential step for:

  • Extending their life
  • Achieving the best results

In this easy-to-follow guide, I'm sharing how to clean paint brushes whether you've used water, oil, or shellac-based paint.

I'll also give you some tips on how to make cleaning them easier and faster!

πŸ‘‰ Click Now to learn the Best Way to Clean Paint Brushes


BONUS: How to Make Missing Molding

What do you do if you want to paint a project that has broken or missing decorative features such as feet, rosettes, or appliques?

It may seem impossible to reproduce these parts, but there's a simple solution.

It's easy to make a mold and reproduce your own parts. I'll show you step-by-step how to do it!

πŸ‘‰ Click Now to learn How to Make Missing Molding


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