Ask This Old House painter Mauro Henrique explains the differences between various types of paintbrushes.
Monday, April 28, 2025
Friday, April 25, 2025
PAINT SHEEN GUIDE | What Paint Finish Should You Use? | How to Choose Paint
PAINT SHEEN GUIDE | What Paint Finish Should You Use? | How to Choose Paint
Today on paint school, we are discussing paint sheen levels, and what paint finish you should use in different areas. Whether you decide to use flat, matte, eggshell, pearl, satin or semi-gloss, you should know the difference between all paint sheen levels. If you've ever wondered what paint finish you should use, this is the video for you!
Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Dunn-Edwards Paints: Our History
Since 1925, Dunn-Edwards Corporation has been the leading manufacturer and supplier of architectural and industrial coatings in the Southwest, providing a complete line of paints and painting supplies to professionals and quality-conscious consumers.
Frank “Buddy” Dunn founded the company in 1925, not as a paint maker but as a wallpaper store in Los Angeles. The business expanded as he added a line of paints, and later (with two employees) he began manufacturing his own paints in the backroom of the company’s second store
In 1938, he partnered with his friend Arthur C. Edwards, a former painting contractor and pigment salesman, to form the Dunn-Edwards Corporation. Sales immediately improved, and business philosophy was born: “Make the finest line of paint and give the best service at fair prices.” It’s a philosophy that endures through this day
For more information about our paint products and our company visit: www.dunnedwards.com
Saturday, April 19, 2025
Dunn-Edwards | Colors of the Decades
Since 1925, Dunn-Edwards has been dedicated to shaping the paint, color, and design world. In honor of our 100th Anniversary, we’re thrilled to unveil special Colors of the Decades palettes throughout the year. Each curated collection pays tribute to a defining moment in our history, reflecting its era’s iconic styles, trends, and moods. These timeless hues capture the spirit of the past while remaining fresh, modern, and effortlessly stylish today.
Beginning on February 11th, join us in celebrating this incredible milestone by exploring these exclusive palettes designed to inspire and honor a century of color expertise. These palettes will be unveiled out of chronological order, so each unveiling will be a surprise!
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Wednesday, April 16, 2025
The History of Sherwin-Williams
More than 150 years of heritage, innovation and performance.
Sunday, April 13, 2025
Thursday, April 10, 2025
Sherwin-Williams 2024 Color of the Year - Upward
Introducing the 2024 Color of the Year: Upward SW 6239, a breezy, blissful blue, the color of a perfect, ever-present peace found when we slow down, take a breath, and allow the mind to clear.
Monday, April 7, 2025
What Are the Steps Involved in Water or Flood Damage Restoration Work?
When it comes to water damage, the major issue is that you usually can't see the full extent of the problem with the naked eye. This is where a professional water or flood disaster restoration team comes in. With their specialized tools, equipment, and knowledge, these experts will be able to properly assess the situation, fully dry and restore your home, and check in afterward to make sure the restoration is complete. That means that you don't have to worry about lingering dampness, mold, or bacteria growth. Instead, you can get back to enjoying your home in comfort.
If you've experienced water damage in your home and you call on a water and flood restoration service for assistance, the first thing they will do is to perform a moisture assessment. Your restoration company will determine the location or source of the moisture and the extent of the area affected. This part of the process ensures that all the damage is taken into account--even the parts not visible--before the restoration process begins. Once the assessment has been made, your restoration professionals will use specialized equipment to remove standing water, complete drying with air movement, and clean any carpeting thoroughly. With these different steps, your restoration professionals will be able to totally dry your home and sanitize the area.
After the core drying out work comes the most important part of the water damage restoration process: the follow-up. Water damage is a very difficult problem to deal with because it can be so hidden. Even if you get the most thorough flood or water damage remediation company in to take care of the problem, it's possible that there will be a lingering issue or dampness somewhere. However, most restoration professionals offer follow-up services because they know of this potential. After completing the restoration and drying work, and depending on the severity of the damage, they will either come back for a post-job assessment, or you can call them if you notice any issues. This crucial stage in the restoration process should not be skipped. If there's any chance that some dampness may have gone untreated, get it taken care of immediately so that it doesn't lead to more serious issues down the line.
Experiencing flood or water damage in your home is unpleasant, but it does not have to be an impossible situation. With assessment, restoration, and follow-up services provided by a professional water restoration company, you can get your home back to normal in no time.
If you've experienced water damage in your home and you call on a water and flood restoration service for assistance, the first thing they will do is to perform a moisture assessment. Your restoration company will determine the location or source of the moisture and the extent of the area affected. This part of the process ensures that all the damage is taken into account--even the parts not visible--before the restoration process begins. Once the assessment has been made, your restoration professionals will use specialized equipment to remove standing water, complete drying with air movement, and clean any carpeting thoroughly. With these different steps, your restoration professionals will be able to totally dry your home and sanitize the area.
After the core drying out work comes the most important part of the water damage restoration process: the follow-up. Water damage is a very difficult problem to deal with because it can be so hidden. Even if you get the most thorough flood or water damage remediation company in to take care of the problem, it's possible that there will be a lingering issue or dampness somewhere. However, most restoration professionals offer follow-up services because they know of this potential. After completing the restoration and drying work, and depending on the severity of the damage, they will either come back for a post-job assessment, or you can call them if you notice any issues. This crucial stage in the restoration process should not be skipped. If there's any chance that some dampness may have gone untreated, get it taken care of immediately so that it doesn't lead to more serious issues down the line.
Experiencing flood or water damage in your home is unpleasant, but it does not have to be an impossible situation. With assessment, restoration, and follow-up services provided by a professional water restoration company, you can get your home back to normal in no time.
Friday, April 4, 2025
How to Prep Walls for Painting - Sherwin-Williams
Tuesday, April 1, 2025
How to Choose a Painting Contractor
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