Painting isn’t just about color—it’s about transformation. Whether you’re freshening up a tired hallway, bringing personality into a blank space, or finally tackling that accent wall you’ve been eyeing for years, this section is your go-to guide for doing it right. From brush technique to color confidence, the helpful hardware Guy’s paint tutorials and advice deliver practical know-how with just enough humor to make spills feel like part of the journey. Let’s make those walls tell a story—one coat at a time.
1. Prep Like a Pro
- Surface cleaning, sanding, and priming tips for flawless results
- Choosing the right tools and drop cloths—no more paint footprints on the dog
- How to avoid rookie mistakes before the first coat even goes on
2. Picking Your Paint
- Interior vs. exterior: What actually matters
- Sheens decoded: Matte, satin, eggshell, oh my
- Color psychology basics—because “moody mauve” shouldn’t ruin your sunny disposition
3. Technique That Sticks
- Roll vs. brush vs. sprayer: When to use what and why
- Cutting-in like a craftsman (no painter’s tape? No problem.)
- Coat layering secrets for coverage that lasts
4. Fixing the Flubs
- Drips, bubbles, streaks—what went wrong and how to fix it
- Touch-up tactics that don’t scream “oops”
- When it’s worth repainting… and when it’s just character
5. Project Spotlights
- Step-by-step guides for common home paint projects
- Before-and-afters, tool lists, and pro tips included
- DIY wins that make you proud to say “I did that”
6. Helpful Guy Wisdom
- Paint myths busted: Nope, one coat rarely cuts it
- Real talk on paint budget, durability, and brand hype
- Motivation to start, and humor to keep you going
Check back often—this page gets fresh coats of content more often than your walls get primed after a Pinterest binge. I’m always slapping on new tips, rolling in slick tools, and brushing in bold inspiration. So whether you paint like a pro or still confuse latex with lunch, you’ll be ready to tackle your next project like a DIY ninja—level in one hand, donut in the other, and no tape lines in sight.