A: Painting is a learned skill that takes time to master, and not everyone has the luxury of time to perfect their craft. New painters need to learn how to make those clean, crisp lines because they are a testament to a good job, and they are the results your customers are…
MoreA: Tape technology has come a long way since the days when we only had beige tapes to choose from. When we think of how to improve performance for pros, there are three components that can be adjusted: the tape’s adhesive, its paper backing, and the release coating that allows it to…
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A little more than 3,000 miles separate paint pros Don Easton of Easton Painting in Woodland, CA and Rodrigo Evangelista of Masterpiece Painter in Holliston, MA. For all intents and purposes, the distance between their approaches to marketing are equally far apart. For one, sticking to word of mouth—and only word of…
MoreJason Lunn is a 3M application engineering specialist for safety products. He oversees the training and education for a wide range of safety equipment, including respirators, for both painting professionals and DIY customers. Here, he tackles a common question from both of these audiences. Q: How do I know when it’s time…
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To many homeowners, decks are the ultimate outdoor living space. They’re great for gatherings or simply lounging around; but to paint pros, they are challenging structures that see a lot of wear and tear from weather, outdoor furniture and foot traffic. Whether it’s a recoat or new deck project, many paint pros…
MoreA: Due to the industry labor shortage, today’s painting companies hire all levels of talent, and some painters may have minimal experience. Helping these new hires understand the importance of tape selection could mean the difference between project success and a callback. Here are a few things to keep in mind. Consider the…
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