Olympic® RESCUE IT! Resurfacer + Sealant in One is an innovative, high performance coating ideal for worn or weathered wood and concrete surfaces. Compare the uses for each RESCUE IT! formula below to decide which is appropriate for your deck or … [Read more...]

Summer is here and the Texas sun can cause drastic fading over time. To fix this problem, Pittsburgh Paints has produced a new line of exterior semi-transparent and semi-opaque stains that are specifically designed to protect your home from the … [Read more...]

"The Boss Buck Dr. Deer signature series feeder not only is the best feeder I have used in my four decade career, but the simplicity of switching from gravity to spin feeding is unsurpassed!"        - Dr. … [Read more...]

Olympic RESCUE IT! Resurfacer is for worn or weathered wood and concrete. Bring your surfaces back to life, instead of spending outrageous amounts of money replacing them. What RESCUE IT! Does: Covers up to 50 square feet in 2 coats 100% … [Read more...]

It's time to put your house on the market, and you want to get the most out of your investment.  Look no further than a brush and a can of good old fashioned paint. One of the most cost-effective ways to increase the value of your home is to paint … [Read more...]

"By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail." - Benjamin Franklin If you’re planning a new look for your interior walls for 2015, take Ben’s words to heart! Before you lift a brush or roller, make sure your surfaces are well … [Read more...]

Winterize your home by caulking your windows. It will save you a lot of time when you begin your spruce-up painting during Spring Cleaning and save you money! If there are air leaks in your windows, then you'll have to run your heater more to … [Read more...]

Since the winter months aren’t the best time to apply exterior paints, you can still spruce up your outside living space by getting your deck in shape for the holidays. We can get away with staining our decks here in Southeast Texas as we head into … [Read more...]

Mildew is caused primarily by warm, humid conditions that have poor air circulation and surface preparation. Other common causes of mildew are hidden moisture sources, such as leaky roofs or water hoses. How to Prevent Mildew Once mildew begins to … [Read more...]

Always paint in long, continuous strokes. Not doing so is one of the most common mistakes. Keep a wet edge, and always paint from dry to wet. This will minimize brush strokes and roller marks. Painting a room is best accomplished by first cutting … [Read more...]