Questions about paint? Here are some answers

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Q: What is top-quality paint? Why use it?

A: Top quality paints are made with the best

ingredients available to produce a product that is both easy to apply

and long-lasting.

They cost just a few dollars more per gallon than

ordinary paints, and often outlast them by several years.

Q: Are primers really necessary?

A: Primers enhance the look of a finished paint job and

can also provide additional benefits, such as stain coverage

and mildew resistance.

Primers are available in both water-based and oil-based

or alkyd formulas; each one is appropriate for different surfaces.

Q: What are good color choices for interior rooms?

For home exteriors?

A: The most important consideration when choosing

color is the environment in which it will be used. For

interiors, consider the color and style of the room's furnishings

and carpeting.

Select a color that is appropriate for the room's use.

For example, a child may welcome a room with bright yellow

or blue walls, but a more subdued, neutral color may be

more appropriate for the family room.

When painting the home's exterior, consider the look

of permanent fixtures, such as brick or stone work, and select

a color that works best with them. The trend today is to

use multiple colors on the house; one as a main color and two

or three others to accentuate exterior trim and

architectural details.

For more information, consult a knowledgeable

salesperson at your local hardware store, paint store or home center.

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