Platinum Painting Blog

A fresh coat of interior paint can completely transform a room, but only if it’s applied correctly! And unfortunately, many painting failures, like peeling, bubbling, or uneven coverage, aren’t caused by bad paint; they’re actually caused by skipped or rushed preparation. And when you’re planning a painting project, understanding what goes into proper prep can save you time, money, and frustration down the road. Here are some prep work secrets to keep in mind.

Are you thinking about giving your kitchen or bathroom cabinets a fresh new look? One of the first decisions you’ll have to make, aside from the color and style, is which painting method you’ll use. Both paint sprayers and traditional rollers and brushes each have their own strengths, and the right choice depends on several factors unique to your project. Here’s what you need to know about each option before getting started.

If you live in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, you already know that Texas weather can be unpredictable, to say the least. From blazing-hot summers to sudden springtime hailstorms, your home’s exterior faces more punishment than you may realize. However, this is where exterior painting comes into play. Believe it or not, paint is about much more than just aesthetics, and investing in a new coat for your home can also help to protect it from the elements. Here’s what you need to know.

Anyone who’s worked on a home improvement project will tell you that things tend to get complicated fairly quickly, and I definitely understand why so many homeowners often feel so overwhelmed early on. That said, breaking things down into four essential questions can often make things far simpler while you’re doing your research and can help make sure that you’re paying for a high-quality paint job! 

Your cabinets play a huge role in setting the tone of your kitchen or bathroom, and a fresh coat of paint can go a very long way. However, once they’ve been painted, the job isn’t entirely done; they must also be maintained! Proper maintenance is what separates cabinets that look great for a decade from ones that start showing wear within a year or two. With that in mind, these easy tips will help you protect your finish and get the most out of your investment for years to come. 

When it comes to designing a kitchen or bathroom, the combination of your cabinet color and hardware finish is something that you’ll want to keep in mind. These two elements work together to set the entire tone of the space, and when they match, the results can be outstanding. Whether you’re planning a full cabinet refresh or simply exploring your options, here’s a look at some trends that are popular with many homeowners these days.

If your cabinets are looking dated, worn, or aren’t the right color anymore, painting them is one of the most cost-effective ways to transform the look of your kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room. But cabinet painting isn’t simply rolling on a coat of paint and calling it a day; it’s a multi-step process that requires preparation, patience, and the right materials. Here’s a clear look at what cabinet painting actually involves and what steps you can expect from start to finish.

The cabinets in your home take quite a beating. Every day they’re opened, closed, bumped into, and exposed to heat, humidity, and the occasional splatter. This means the type of paint you choose matters far more than it does on a wall, and getting it wrong can mean peeling, chipping, or a finish that looks worn out within a year. Here’s what you should know about choosing the right paint for the job.

Within seconds of walking into any given room, your brain has already formed an impression. And while you might not have noticed the wall colors consciously, your mind did—and it responded by making you feel a certain way. Color is actually one of the most powerful, underappreciated tools in a business environment, and the paint on your walls can be a very effective marketing strategy when used properly. Here’s more about the psychology of color and which certain shades can move the needle on your business!

Most business owners only think about painting when something is visibly wrong, such as when the walls are scuffed, the exterior is peeling, or a client makes an offhand comment about the lobby. However, usually by that point, a negative impression has already been made! But did you know that in addition to appearance, regular painting also protects your property and ensures you’re making the most out of your investment? Here’s why making commercial painting a scheduled project, rather than a reactive one, pays off in ways that go far beyond aesthetics.