We recently completed some painting for a home that was to be listed for sale. Some areas had damage from dogs jumping up on window sills and was in dire need of repair. Our foreman, prepared the area, primed with a bonding primer and then used an epoxy filler to smooth out the damaged area. It needed a few applications to get a satisfactory finish. Then the area was sanding smooth, primed again and he applied 2 coats of Acrylic Enamel to get the finished look. This was considerably more cost effective than having to replace the trim and the before and after photos are impressive. This also reflects the value of having competent and capable craftspeople on staff.
Kitchens in Vancouver, WA work hard. Between family dinners, school lunches, and weekend gatherings, your cabinets take a beating from fingerprints, steam, and daily bumps. This guide explains how a professional interior painting approach delivers a smooth, durable cabinet finish that stands up to real life […]
Rainy seasons in Southwest Washington push indoor humidity up, which is hard on walls, ceilings, and trim. If you want paint that stays clean and resists mildew in showers, basements, and laundry rooms, the right formula matters as much as the color. Below is a clear […]
