If it wasn’t possible to spray paint wood, I might have spent several years of my life unemployed, because that was my main job from my late-20s to mid-30s. During that time I worked at two ...

Yes, You Should Be Spray-Painting Wood. By Sarah Lipoff. Published on Sep 22, 2016 at 3:00 AM ...

If you’ve got a lot of spray-painting to do, or are spraying a large project, consider using a spray-can tool, such as the Can-Gun 1. This cleverly designed accessory is a pistol-grip handle ...

On a piece of wood furniture, any old lacquer, stain or paint has to come off. For that kind of heavy sanding and stripping, says Glass, “you need coarse sandpaper measuring 40 to 60 grit.” ...

Yes, you can paint pressure-treated wood, but your first order of business is to ensure that it is dry enough to accept the paint. Test the wood by sprinkling some water on it.

If you can't find the exact color of spray paint you need or want to use up an almost-empty can of paint you can make a DIY spray paint can from a sod. Skip to Main Content.

Q. Is it possible to paint over wood stained a dark walnut color? There is so much of it in our house - cabinets, trim and so forth. I don't want to have to sand them. -L. Rich A. There is no need ...

While you can paint hardwood floors, it might not be the best home DIY option. Painting hardwood floors is the type of personalized home renovation that takes time and preparation.