About Me

Hello, my name is Mac Suthers. When I was going to college, the apartments I lived in needed a full repaint. I watched in awe as the painters scaled the walls using ladders and other equipment to reach the tallest corners of the building. The painters quickly covered the building, decks and all, in a new color of paint. The building looked and felt amazing after that. Since then, I've taught myself a lot about the different tools and techniques used to paint various surfaces. After all, the way professionals paint the interior and exterior surfaces varies considerably. Please visit my site on a regular basis to learn all you can about this subject.

2023

5 Causes Of Blistering Exterior Paint

Bubbling paint on your home’s exterior looks bad and can be a sign of underlying damage. Paint can bubble for a variety of reasons, and by learning about them, you can troubleshoot the problem and plan for a repair. 1. Heat Too much heat causes the surface of the paint to dry too quickly while the paint beneath is still wet, effectively locking the moisture vapor inside. The ideal time for exterior painting is a day with moderate temperatures, and one should avoid painting a wall when the sun is drying directly upon it.