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If you have paneling in your home and want to disguise it with wallpaper, click here. Find tips that will give you a perfect finish for those unsightly walls.

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When I bought my house, my initial plan was to remove all of the wood-like paneling and install drywall, but things haven't worked out as I would have liked. We had to spend the money that I had planned to use to rip out the paneling and replace it with drywall on bigger, more important repairs. Instead of ripping out the paneling, I have found some beautiful wallpaper that disguises the grooves in the paneling and has really improved the look of the rooms. If you have paneling in your home and want to disguise it with wallpaper, visit my blog. There, you will find some tips and advice that will give you a perfect finish for those unsightly walls.

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Leery Of Leaks? Homeowner Tips For Roof Protection

20 April 2016
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A leaky roof is a huge inconvenience for any homeowner. Whether you notice a few droplets or experience major damage, the expenses associated with leak repairs are high. Fortunately, you can take preventative measures to make sure your roof is resistant to water and ice. Read on to learn how to protect your roof from potential disasters. Clear The Clutter From Your Gutters Proper maintenance of your home's gutters is more important than you may realize. Read More …

Why Your Paint Is Peeling: Problems To Solve Before Starting An Interior Paint Job

2 March 2016
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Previously painted interior surfaces can be challenging to properly prepare for a new coat of paint. The stakes are high: Without the right preparation, perfectly good interior paint and a quality paint job won't last for the warrantied amount of time. According to Sherwin Williams, about one in 10 paint jobs fails to last like it should. What are some of the common causes of peeling paint and what are your options for managing them? Read More …

Why Your Painted Wall Is Accumulating Dirt

21 December 2015
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When using a low quality paint, you might notice a build-up of dirt on the paint. The dirt will resemble mildew. The accumulation of dirt is the result of air pollution and any dirt that splashes on the wall and is absorbed into the paint. You can try to wash the dirt off, but you may also need to apply a better-quality form of paint. Test For Mildew The first step is to determine if the accumulation on the wall is dirt or mildew. Read More …

Cheap Options For First Time Homeowners With An Ugly Home

31 July 2015
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If you don't think the inside of your new home is bad but the exterior is an eyesore, there are affordable ways you can update the curb appeal and give the home a fresh look. There are some affordable ways to fix your problem without spending a small fortune. If the front porch is dirty and stained or the walkway looks bad, power washing or using concrete stain and paint can make it look better. Read More …

The Dos And Don’ts Of Painting A Wooden Fence

9 June 2015
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So, you just recently had a wooden privacy fence installed on your property; you want to prolong its life and reduce the amount of maintenance you need to do on it over the years, so you've decided to paint the fence as a means of protecting it from the elements. Before you begin painting, there are some things you need to know if you want to ensure the best possible results. Read More …