For this exterior renovation, we began by thoroughly preparing all surfaces to ensure a long-lasting, professional finish. The home was pressure washed to remove dirt and debris, loose and peeling paint was scraped away, damaged areas were repaired as needed, and all gaps around windows, doors, and trim were sealed with high-quality exterior caulking. We carefully masked and protected all windows, doors, concrete, roofing, and landscaping before painting. We applied premium Sherwin-Williams exterior paint, finishing the body of the home in White Picket Fence and the fascia, trim, and accents in Iron Ore to create a clean, modern look with excellent curb appeal. Multiple coats were applied as needed to achieve full coverage, consistent color, and a durable finish designed to withstand the California climate.

We matched the color very closely on the project to the original. With it being an older home it required a lot of scraping. So, we scraped the loose and peeling paint, primed the bare wood and provide two finish coats to provide a lasting paint job.

For the upstairs bedroom the the homeowner wanted to get rid of the bland orange walls. After doing some prep work, we added fresh ceiling paint and gave the baseboards and trim around the windows and door a new semi gloss finish. For the walls we covered the bland orange color with a nice neutral paint with a flat finish. After doing some prep work we applied two coats of ceiling paint to make the ceiling look brand new. After doing some prep work and applying ceiling paint we applied a two tone color scheme onto the walls covering up the bland orange color with a neutral flat finish and a bold color flat finish which really adds a distinguished look to the room. We also carried the same lavender color into the master bathroom allowing the master bath and master bedroom to flow together. The paint on the ceiling in the hallway was very dirty and faded. After some prep work we spruced it up and added a fresh coat of white ceiling paint which goes well with the neutral color on the walls giving it a fresh clean look. the stairway leading up to the hallway had quite a bit of peeling paint as well as some fading after doing some prep work we added a couple coats of a very clean looking neutral color flat finish. Kitchen and kitchen hallway – We started out by removing all the wall paper and going through our preparation process. Next we added two coats of ceiling paint and primed the walls. After the walls were primed we added two coats of a neutral colored paint with an eggshell finish. Westlake bungalow upstairs hallway and stairway. The paint on the ceiling in the hallway was very dirty and faded. After some prep work we spruced it up and added a fresh coat of white ceiling paint which goes well with the neutral color on the walls giving it a fresh clean look. the stairway leading up to the hallway had quite a bit of peeling paint as well as some fading after doing some prep work we added a couple coats of a very clean looking neutral color flat finish.

This garage door needed extensive preparation before it would be ready for paint. Any failing/peeling paint was pressure washed off, and then scraped and sanded before a coat of primer was applied over any bare wood areas. Next, two coats of Ecologic Exterior Semi Gloss Paint was applied to the entire garage door, frame and inset windows.

A magnetic personality? This wall has it all! The wall is pre-treated with magnetic paint and then masked into various sections and gloss painted. Special feature: a small shelf for odds and ends. HERE’S WHAT WE NEED: Medium density fibreboard, 180 x 55 x 1.2 cm; magnetic paint, white wall paint, colour concentrate in blue and green, small paint roller, clear acrylic varnish, gloss roller; white picture ledge, 55 cm; tesa® Masking Tape PRECISION SENSITIVE 25 mm AND THIS IS HOW IT’S DONE: › Base paint the fibreboard with several layers of magnetic paint, leave to dry then paint it white. › Position the masking tape criss-cross on the fibreboard and press down the edges carefully. › Use the colour concentrates to mix various pastel shades with the white wall paint and fill the open sections with the paint roller. › Peel off the masking tape and leave to dry completely. › Finish by adding a layer of clear varnish and attach the picture ledge. Idee Tafel magnetisch — Mandy Zunder

This house had a lot of rotted wood that had to be replaced and fixed, it also had a lot of peeling paint that had to be scraped off then sanded, primed, and painted a darker brown, with off white trims, and a red door.

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Coloured base: In white or pastels? Just the way you like it! You like both – not a problem with our tesa® Masking Tape PRECISION SENSITIVE. HERE’S WHAT WE NEED: Various candlesticks in wood, white spray paint, deco paint in pastel colours, paint brush, tesa® Masking Tape PRECISON SENSITIVE 25 mm AND THIS IS HOW IT’S DONE: › Base coat the candlesticks with white spray paint and mask with tesa® Masking Tape PRECISON SENSITIVE 25 mm when dry. › Paint the candlesticks below the masking tape in a pastel colour of your choice and peel off the tape once the paint has dries. schöne kerzen in pastelltönen als deko — Aline

This photo shows the peeling of paint around window frame, of which PG PAINT & DESIGN - Ottawa Painters will repair with replastering, sanding, caulking and painting. This little gem In the trendy Little Italy neighborhood of Ottawa, just off Preston Street, will need much TLC, but we are up for the challenge of renovating and repairing and painting this home. photos by Pina

This photo also shows the peeling of paint around window frame and baseboards, of which PG PAINT & DESIGN - Ottawa House Painters will repair with replastering, sanding, caulking and painting. This little gem In the trendy Little Italy neighborhood of Ottawa, just off Preston Street, will need much TLC, but as professionals in home painting we are up for the challenge of renovating repairing and painting this home. photos by Pina

Upon Completion Removed and Replace 185 lft of Cedar Siding Prepared and Scraped all loose and peeling paint Oil Primed all bare wood Caulked all Cracks and Filled all holes Re-nailed loose Siding and Trim Boards Stained all Siding and Trim Front Entry Door, Sidelights and Frame – Prepared and Scrape loose paint Spot Primed bare wood Caulk Cracks and Filled Holes Painted per-customer color choice Rear access doors and storm doors - Prepare, clean, scrape loose paint. Spot prime bare wood. Caulk cracks and fill holes. Paint per-customer color 2 coats - Shutters – Remove, Prepare, paint 2 coats per-customer color and re-install

After: "This full exterior residential project included painting the body, trim, soffits, gutters, fascia, all doors, and drip edges. We performed minor stucco repairs to address nail pops on the stucco window bands, ensuring a smooth and durable finish. Additionally, our team restored a metal fence and seven decorative lights, carefully assessing each fixture for signs of damage such as rust, loose screws, and peeling paint. Color selections included: - Benjamin Moore ‘Ballet White’ OC-9 - Benjamin Moore ‘Hazy Skies’ OC-48"

Front Porch Transformation – From Failing Wood to Full Composite Upgrade ✨ This porch had years of peeling paint, rot, water damage, and structural wear. We rebuilt it from the framing up and gave this home a clean, modern, low-maintenance upgrade that will last for decades. What we did: ✔️ Removed all failing decking, treads, and trim ✔️ Repaired and reinforced the existing framing ✔️ Installed new composite decking in a beautiful wood-tone finish ✔️ Rebuilt the stair system with composite treads & white risers ✔️ Installed new vinyl railings and posts ✔️ Wrapped all exposed structure in PVC for a clean, maintenance-free finish ✔️ Sealed, repaired, and refinished column bases ✔️ Added all new fasteners, blocking, and waterproofing where needed The result? A porch that’s safer, stronger, and absolutely elevates the curb appeal of this home. If your porch or deck is showing signs of age — peeling paint, soft spots, loose rails, or rot — we can rebuild it the right way.

This job was at house in Polwarth, a small parish through which flows the Union Canal, running from Falkirk to Edinburgh. The client had requested a clean for a Victorian tiled hallway set in the narrow reception area of the house. The tiled floor had been painted over by the previous owners of the house using a thick, red paint. Painting a tile floor in such a way can affect its wash-ability, and the paint can peel off over time especially in a high-traffic area such as a reception area or hallway such as this. The red paint would have to be removed in order to restore the tile underneath and reveal its natural state, as well as provide a thorough and much-needed clean. The first step in the paint removal process was to spray the floor with a strong solution of Tile Doctor Pro-Clean mixed with Remove & Go. Pro-Clean is a heavy duty cleaner and degreaser, suitable for use on tile, stone and grout. Pro-Clean combines well with Remove and Go, which is a multi-purpose stripper capable of removing most sealers, adhesives and, particularly important for this case, paint. The solution was left to dwell after application to allow it to soak into the tile and soften the paint and dirt. After 10 to 15 minutes we scrubbed the floor in order to remove as much of the paint as possible. The owner of the house was surprised to see the true colours of the tile appearing, which had been hidden beneath the paint for a significant period of time. As the red paint coating was particularly thick, we had to scrub the floor multiple times. In some areas the paint proved tricky to remove so it was necessary to use a steamer to steam clean the stubborn areas. Once all of the paint had been successfully removed, the unveiled tile floor was treated to another clean using Pro-Clean, before being given a wash down and neutralised using Concentrated Neutral Tile & Stone Cleaner. It’s important to ensure any trace of strong cleaning products are removed from floor before the next step of sealing as it can impact the sealer leading to un-even results. The floor was left to dry off overnight and we came back the next day to seal the tiles using four coats of Tile Doctor Seal & Go which is an ideal sealer for Victorian tiles as it provides stain protection whilst also bringing out the colours resulting in a subtle sheen appearance. You can see from the photos that after a thorough cleaning and sealing the floor was back to looking its best. I do wonder why someone would want to paint over such a fantastic Victorian tiled floor!

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