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Best Non-Fading Exterior Paints

Paint fades when pigments that hold the color come in contact with a substance that breaks down that pigment such as light, ozone, or oxygen. While paint fades gradually after interior painting, exterior paints are more prone to faster color fading because of constant exposure to UV light and other factors that affect the quality and depth of the pigment. Faded exterior paint is aesthetically unappealing. It can make your home look like an eyesore, even if its construction and design are sound. And it’s important to remember that if your paint doesn’t look like new, it’s not performing as well as when it was first applied. This means fading paint is leaving your surfaces more vulnerable over time.

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Top Issues of Interior Painting and How to Avoid Them

Interior painting can be a fun opportunity to watch your favorite rooms in your home transform for the better. But there’s a lot of problem-solving that comes with a painting project. And you don’t want to get all the way to the end only to discover that the room doesn’t look how you were expecting. We’re here to help! Let’s count down some of the most common causes behind issues with interior paint finish and longevity, as well as tips for avoiding those problems.

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Why Concrete Staining Is Perfect for Your Garage

Exterior painting covers more than walls and ceilings. Staining garage floors is a great way to protect your space, and TRICO PAINTING can help you get it done when it's next on your to-do list. Here's why garage floor coatings are a solid investment and other things to keep in mind when planning your project.

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