PAINTING AND DECORATING

These terms indicate the sheen or gloss level, or degree or light reflectance, of the paint. Basically, these are terms that are used to describe paint's shininess. A flat finish has no sheen, while a high gloss finish has a high sheen. Satin and eggshell finishes are between flat and high gloss.

1. Choose the right paint. The first step is to choose the right paint for your project. There are many factors to consider, such as the type of surface you are painting, the desired finish, and the budget.
2. Prepare the surface. The next step is to prepare the surface for painting. This may involve cleaning the surface, removing any old paint, and sanding it.
3. Apply the paint. The next step is to apply the paint. This can be done with a brush, roller, or spray gun.
4. Let the paint dry. The final step is to let the paint dry. This may take several hours or even days, depending on the type of paint.

In most cases yes, as not preparing the surface properly can lead to problems such as uneven paint application, peeling paint, and mildew growth. However, our specialists will advise upon inspection.

There are three main types of paint: oil-based, water-based, and latex. Oil-based paint is the most durable, but it is also the most difficult to clean. Water-based paint is easier to clean and dries faster, but it is not as durable as oil-based paint. Latex paint is a hybrid of oil-based and water-based paint, and it is a good choice for most surfaces.