These 3 easy resources will help any painter, from the weekend warrior to the tried and true professional , find the right products and use them correctly to achieve a professional looking finish that will last the test of time (...realistically 7-15 years).
I urge you to use these resources. Most professional painters already use Purdy tools and Sherwin-Williams paints, like myself. I'm not plugging them to get any kind of kickback. This blog is to make your decisions easy, and make sure you're using the right tools. If you're using the right kind of paint and applying it with the right tools, life will be much easier. With these three resources you'll have all you need to complete most kinds of paint jobs around the house, both interior and exterior.
(Hint: one of these painting resources has helped me increase my speed and consistency!)
1.) Equipment and Supplies from Sherwin-Williams Stores: Paint and Tools.
- Most cities have a Sherwin-Williams. I use them almost exclusively for paint and supplies. I buy mostly Purdy tools to use on the jobsite. These stores are for professionals and homeowners alike.
- Pro Tip: major sales are always held around holidays and the changing of seasons. Stock up on paint and supplies during these sales for 30-40% off.
2.) Spray and Brush Techniques: Professional Video Tutorials for All Your Painting Needs.
- Chris Berry is an invaluable resource. He's made videos for just about any part of the painting process. I trust what he says and have learned some excellent techniques from his videos. I've also been able to incorporate them into my business and have saved some real time out in the field.
3.) Ask Your Questions Here: I know it might look like a cop-out, but I know my stuff and will be a valuable resource to help you answer any of your painting related questions.
- Eric Welch Painting is a full service painting company hailing from Madison, WI. We strive to always deliver great value and exceptional quality on all of our interior and exterior projects. Please, check out my other blog entries over here ------------------>
Thank You!
Eric