This wallpaper removal project was challenging due to multiple layers of wallpaper. Some areas were especially difficult to get all the wallpaper off cleanly. Often overlooked, is the wallpaper paste can still be on the walls once the wallpaper is removed. If it’s a clear paste it’s basically invisible.
However, it must be removed before any patching or painting takes place. It is also typical to have some patching and/or texture repair to prepare the walls prior to painting. Sometimes, we need to use a primer to stabilize the surface.
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 […]
Rain, wind, and fast weather shifts around Vancouver, WA can wear down siding and trim. If you are hiring an exterior painting contractor in Washington State, use the steps below to protect your home and your time. For a pro finish that lasts in our climate, […]
