March 3rd, 2010
crz4mets2 asked: Do I have to paint a wall white before painting it?
My wall is regular violet/purple now, and i want to paint it regular green. Should I paint my wall white first before painting it green, or should i just paint with green right away.
Thanks.
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Tags: Paint, Wall Painting
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February 28th, 2010
and_then_she_said asked: I’m painting a mural in my baby sisters room. To save on paint, we were just planning on painting the mural onto the primer. Is that a bad idea? What type of paints would work best for this?
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Tags: Baby Sisters, Mural Painting, Paints
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February 27th, 2010
crzinluv asked: i have a large red brick fireplace in my living room. the people who lived here before me let the fire come out on the brick and turned it black. i am thinking of painting the brick white or grey. any suggestions on color or type of paint or if it has to be heat resistance paint would be helpful. thanks
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Tags: Brick Fireplace, Heat Resistance, Painting Brick
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February 25th, 2010
HyperBeauty asked: I love to draw/sketch. I wanna start using paints but the few I have tried have really not worked for me. I’ve tried water color and acrylics. On the one hand sometimes I feel the need for a thicker paint but then feel my painting could benefit by water color. I also am not sure what types of paints go with which canvases. HELP!
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Tags: Acrylics, Paint, Water Color
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February 24th, 2010
Gamma asked: Im planning on using a three colours: pink, white, and silver to paint a big *** angel in my daughters bedroom. I wasn’t sure what type of paint I should use on the wall… I know Interior paints will work but it will cost me a lot of money to buy 3 different colours for such a small painting. So I need some help. What is my cheapest option?
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Tags: Bedroom Paint, Pink, Wall Paints
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February 24th, 2010
hell4life asked: I’ve searched all over the internet for an answer to this but all I keep coming up with are techniques on how to mix colors for acrylic painting! I really want to know how I should start painting my image. It’s a portrait of one of my closest friends. Should I paint the background of the canvas board first or her face or her hair?? Please help!
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Tags: Background, Image, Paint
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February 23rd, 2010
ART asked: i have this oil painting that has been in my family for a while, but im having trouble finding the painter, its signed RROSSI or RRUSSE i cant tell? how can i find the painter and price of the painting? if your a painting expert i can email you a picture
thanks
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Tags: Expert, Oil Painting
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February 19th, 2010
Adam asked: I am painting a lot of stuff in my room.
But most importantly, I am going to paint my entire bed frame as well. I just wanted to paint it entirely black, the bed that is. Can I use any paint?
What would you recommend?
WOODEN FRAME
NEED TO PAINT IT ALL BLACK
THANKS!
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Tags: Bed Frame, Lot, Paint
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February 11th, 2010
bella asked: hi well im painting one wall red in one of my rooms. it will be a dark red. the room is on the small side and has little natural light. i was thinking of painting the rest of the walls a very light pink. would that match? what are your suggestions? keep in my the room is dark, so i need a light color. thanx in advance!
it is a bedroom.
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Tags: Match, Natural Light, Painting
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February 10th, 2010
It’s the weekend, and you already have your home repair tasks all lined up.
Your chores are mainly taking place outside and you get ready to start only to realize that the sky looks really dark. It’s not raining yet, so do you go ahead and paint or hold up. If you had a home weather forecaster you would know exactly what to do.
You watched the forecast on tv so why wouldn’t that do? Well, the signals received could be from an area that is not getting the storm that you are going to get. With your own home weather forecaster you get data right from your backyard and not 30 miles away, which can make the difference between a successful painting project and one that is ruined.
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