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Is shinny paint the better paint?

June 5th, 2009 · · Announcements, Color Tips, DIY, Interior Painting, Materials, Quick Tips

Sometimes yes and sometimes no. Here’s the deal. The more sheen “shinny” a paint is the easier it will be to take a wet rag and wipe off. However the more shinny it is the more imperfections in the sheetrock and texture you will notice. Also shinny paint usually is not the best choice if you like to pull out a brush and do a touch up here and there. The wet sheen will not blend with the dry sheen and if there is any light on the touch up you will see a sheen spot.

Just because a paint is flat does not mean its cheap. The guts of a high quality flat paint can be much better than a junky semi gloss. High quality flat paints will hold there color and sheen and will touch up very well. Recently I went to a customer’s home in Frisco that we had done a full interior job for 2 years previous. They were putting the house on the market and wanted to repaint all the walls to freshing it up. They just assumed like most that the paint would touch up. We pulled a can out of the garage. Touched it up and they were amazed that it blended right in. It saved them about $3,000. If we had done there walls in an eggshell or satin they would have to repainted most of the walls.


What’s this whole sheen thing about?

June 5th, 2009 · · Announcements, Color Tips, DIY, Materials, Quick Tips

Ok here’s the complicated scientific explination on sheen; its how shinny the paint is. There you have it folks. The levels of sheen from least to greatest are flat, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss, and gloss. Flats are also called matte, or velvette. Eggshell can also be called low-luster, and every once in a while you will see a manufaturer label something “high gloss”. Every manufacture has a different standard of how much “shine” is necessary for a certain name. The best thing to do is get a sample of the paint and put it on the wall so you can see for yourself.


Interior Painting ~ Dallas, TX

June 2nd, 2009 · · Testimonials

I couldn’t be happier with DFW Painting. They were very professional, easy to work with, and respectful of my home; not to mention, the pricing was GREAT! DFW Painting even recommended the colors for my entire condo and they look fabulous. I highly recommend DFW Painting and I will use them for any and all future painting needs.

-Megahn M.


Estimate ~ Richardson, TX

May 27th, 2009 · · Testimonials

I want to thank you for taking the time and effort to come out to my home last week to give me a quote. It’s not everyday that you meet a person who has your type of integrity. Thank you! If their is anything I can to to help you or your business, don’t hesitate to let me know.

All my best,

Tim B.


Interior Paint ~ Plano, TX

May 21st, 2009 · · Testimonials

Dear DFW Painting:

Just wanted to thank you all for being very professional and cordial.  Our house looks very nice thanks to you.  Your guys were incredibly easy to work with.  Jeremy is a class act.  Your prices & quality of work exceeds all other painters I have ever ran across or contacted prior to contacting you.  You can bet we will refer you to anyone I possibly can.

Truly,

Nick & Lauren F.


Cost of Cabinet Refinishing?

April 17th, 2009 · · Interior Painting, Quick Tips

One of the most common questions we receive is, “How much does it cost to refinish my cabinets.” Glad you asked. Here’s a little insight.

The ballparks are based on a typical kitchen in a 2,000 to 4,000 square foot house.

$1,250
- Repainting the front side of the cabinets and doors with a brush.

$2,500
- Repainting inside and outside with a spray rig.

$3,750
- Painting cabinets that are currently stained.
- Painting or staining cabinets that are bare wood.

$850
Will usually get a one coat faux technique done on the cabinets.

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Arbor Day Foundation Contest

September 23rd, 2008 · · Announcements

Rohm and Haas, a specialty materials company, along with the Arbor Day Foundation are hosting the $pruce Up Your Home nationwide contest in search of homes in need of a little TLC. From now until February 1, 2009, you can upload a photo of your home and 200 words explaining why your home deserves a spruce up. The grand prize winner receives a prize package worth $20,000, including an $8,000 home improvement gift card and a new exterior home paint job. Eight first place winners receive a new exterior paint face-lift.

Rohm and Haas, makers of the acrylic technology found in paint, window caulking, roofing and dozens of other everyday items, want to help consumers fix up their fixer-uppers this year. Winning homes will be unveiled on National Arbor Day on April 29, 2009.

коли под наемMore details on the program can be found at www.paintquality.com/spruceup.


Interior Painting ~ Denton, Texas

September 18th, 2008 · · Testimonials

Working with you and DFW Painting has been a pleasure.  You, of course, are to us DFW Painting.  You have ensured that our contract was honored “per schedule, and on-target” since day one.  Our trust with DFW Painting has been established via your integrity, and the integrity of the “crew” that accomplished the work beautifully htrough the leadership of Jemmy.

We’re thrilled with the change to our home instead of worn out from trying to get it accomplished.  Any further painting needs we might feel necessary will begin with a call to you.  Thank you for a job well done!

With regards,
The Little Family


Do’s and Don’ts for Painting with Color

July 10th, 2008 · · Color Tips, DIY, Quick Tips

Do make note of the desired environment for interior painting. What mood do you want to convey? A peaceful haven or an energy inspiring space? Think about your favorite places to play, or a restaurant you love frequenting. What is the color palate used in these settings? Perhaps it will work well in your home.

Don’t underestimate chameleon qualities of color. Varying types of light cause changes in any color. Talk to your DFW painting professional about painting a test swatch on a portion of your wall that receives both natural and artificial light. Observing color in these various types of lights will aid in your decision-making.

Do plan on smoothly integrating your home with color for a successful house painting project. Think about the flow from one room to the next. Pick out a palate that will work well together on your walls and then unite the rooms by painting the baseboards, trim, and crown molding all one color.

Don’t forget your ceilings. DFW painting is known for our popcorn removal. We have a proprietary process unlike that of any other Dallas painting companies. Nothing updates a room like removing that 1970s texture. Give painters the opportunity to make your home feel brand new with more than just color!

Do embrace the new neutrals. Gray is the new beige. It is versatile and comes in warm, cool, light, or dark shades. Painters in Dallas have seen an increase in demand for all shades of gray. Rethink your view of this color and reinvent your favorite space with just the right shade of gray.

Don’t resist your instincts. One thing all painting companies can agree on is the customer must feel comfortable with the outcome. You can refresh a room without making drastic changes. It’s allowed.

Do make note of anything needing to coordinate with your home’s interior color choices. Painters in Dallas have the privilege of painting some of the most desirable homes around. What type of tantalizing pieces do you want to incorporate? A family heirloom, an awe-inspiring area rug, or maybe an envied piece of artwork from abroad?


A new site for DFW Painting.

April 10th, 2008 · · Announcements

When y??????????????ou own a business you understand the trials. We started on our new site January 2nd. Here it is April, 1oth and it has just gone up. . . at least part of it. We still have quite a bit to do, so please keep coming back to take a peak at what’s new. If you don’t find what your looking for then please let us know what you would like to see. You’ll find that we’re serious about your needs.Nehmen wir an, dass eine einzige Spieler poker games gegen die Bank.