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Custom Painting

When it comes to custom painting your home, there are many decisions to be made and we're here to help with all of them. It's important to consider factors like the room's purpose, the desired finish, the level of durability required and of course your personal preferences. Then prep accordingly. Whether for the Interior or Exterior, it is always essential to select the right paint finish to achieve the desired look and functionality, these are matte, satin, gloss, semi-high gloss, high-gloss. Each has it's own characteristics and benefits which is why we always recommend testing sample areas to ensure the color and finish before committing to a full custom paint job, it is the extra little step that can save ton's of time and money.  Confused?  Not to worry.

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QUICK GUIDE TO PAINT TYPES

Hand holding Paint Brush painting a wal lime green. Text overlay is information about Latex Paint.

Latex (Water-Based) Paint

INTERIOR Benefits:  Easy to clean up with water, dries quickly, low odor, and is more environmentally friendly.  It's the most popular choice for interior walls.

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Finishes: matte, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss, and high-gloss

EXTERIOR Benefits:  Durable and flexible, resists cracking and fading, and is easy to clean.  It's the most popular choice for exterior walls.

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Finishes: flat, satin, semi-gloss, and high-gloss

Hand with paint roller applying grey paint onto a wall

Oil-Based Paint

INTERIOR Benefits:  Durable and provides a smooth, high-gloss finish.  It's suitable for high-traffic areas and wood surfaces.

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Finishes: gloss, semi-gloss, and satin

EXTERIOR Benefits:  Extremely durable, provides a protective, high-gloss finish, and is suitable for high-traffic areas.

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Finishes: gloss, semi-gloss, and satin

Hand with paint roller painting a wall red

Acrylic Paint

INTERIOR Benefits:  A water-based paint with excellent durability and adhesion.  It's often used for high-moisture areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

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Finishes: matte, eggshell, satin, and semi-gloss

EXTERIOR Benefits:  Water-based, durable, and resistant to fading.  It's a good choice for wood, stucco, and other exterior surfaces.

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Finishes: flat, satin, and semi-gloss

Hand rolling teal colored paint onto a wall

Elastomeric Paint

EXTERIOR Benefits:  Highly flexible and waterproof, it's ideal for masonry and concrete surfaces.  It can bridge small cracks and is suitable for applications with extreme weather conditions.

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Finishes: varies depending on manufacturer

Hand holding paint roller painting wall with Beige colored paint

Eco-Friendly (Low-VOC) Paint

INTERIOR Benefits:  Contains fewer volatile organic compounds (VOC's), making it safer for your health and the environment.

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Finishes: varies depending on manufacturer

EXTERIOR Benefits:  Like their interior counterparts, low-VOC paints are available for exteriors, offering a more environmentally friendly option.

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Finishes: varies depending on manufacturer

Hand with Textured Paint Roller painting wall a Sky Blue color

Textured Paint

Benefits: Adds depth and texture to your walls, hiding imperfections, works well for popcorn ceilings

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Finishes: sand textured

Hand with paint brush paining a ceiling with Light Grey paint

Ceiling Paint

Benefits: This paint is designed specifically for ceilings, these paints are often formulated to minimize drips and spatters.

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Finishes: matte, semi-gloss, gloss,  high-gloss

Paint Roller applying Stain Blocker paint to wall

Stain-Blocking Paint

Benefits: Ideal for covering up stains, watermarks, and discolorations on walls.  It prevents these blemishes from bleeding through, most time eliminating the need for primer layer

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Finishes: matte, semi-gloss, gloss,  high-gloss

Let's talk.

If you're interested in talking with us about a potential remodeling project, please reach out here. 

 

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