CONCORD — Whether you plan to do it yourself or hire a professional contractor, when painting your house, it’s wise to invest in premium materials. From primer and caulking to the paint itself, purchasing high-grade materials is an investment in the longevity of your paint job.
A common misconception about house paint is that quality all comes down to brand. However, while major manufacturers like Kelly-Moore and Sherwin-Williams make excellent products, they also make starter-grade paints that are used by tract home builders who want to spend as little as possible on materials. You wouldn’t want to use this grade of paint on your home—it won’t last and you’ll have to repaint much sooner.
So, while it’s smart to buy a quality brand of paint, it’s even more important to look closer and verify you’re getting a high-grade product. When you consider that materials typically account for less than 20 percent of a paint job’s cost, it’s clearly worthwhile to invest extra in this critical aspect.

Investing in High-Grade Painting Products

Discover the benefits of investing in high-quality painting products and how they enhance durability, appearance, and long-term value for your home.

Investing in High-Grade Painting Products by Joe Sabel

By Joe Sabel of {BR} J & J's Final Coat Painting, Inc.

Room Size and Paint Color Selection

Selecting Colors for a Painting Project

Video: Choosing Quality Painting Materials


when repainting your home it's wise to
invest in materials that will maximize
your paint jobs longevity
today we're in Concord with diamond
certified expert contributor Joe Sabol
of J&J
final coat painting to learn more when
choosing a painting contractor or doing
the job yourself it's always important
that the materials the paints the
primers the caulking that you use are
all of premium grade Kelly Moore Sherwin
Williams Benjamin Moore all make
excellent products but they also
manufacture their starter grade paints
which is a trac grade paint you never
want to use that it's not going to last
the premium paints that they offer are a
much better call especially when the
average material cost of a paint job is
under 20% generally 10 to 15%

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Video: Color and Room Size

when choosing paint colors for a room
it's important to consider it sighs
today we're in Concord with Jill sable
of j and J's final coat painting
speaking on behalf of our diamond
certified expert contributor Joe sable
when choosing paint colors for a small
or medium sized room with limited or no
natural light whether it be a bedroom a
bathroom or even a laundry room always
keep in mind that the darker colors will
shrink the size of the room so always
when painting a small space use brighter
colors bright colors make small spaces
seem much larger so if you're looking
for a richer atmosphere with a deeper
wall color keep the ceiling at a minimum
of half formula of the wall color
depending on the room decorate with
bright-colored highlighted items such as
throw pillows pictures mirrors or even
bright bedding for a bedroom things like
that well I hope these few tips have
helped on small interior spaces thank
you
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Video: Testing Paint Samples

a crucial part of choosing an interior
paint is testing samples to see how they
look in your home today we're in Concord
with diamond certified expert
contributor Joe Sabol of Jay and Jays
final coat painting to learn some
important tips color selection is
without a doubt the most difficult
decision people make when painting their
house any qualified painting contractor
will recommend to their customers to go
down to the local paint store start off
with some little chips from you know the
store and when you narrow the field down
pick up a few quarts sample quarts
they're cheap insurance that's their
five dollars a piece bring them home put
them on your walls in the rooms you're
gonna paint obviously and make sure
they're going to go with the rest of
your room also keep in mind that the
light has everything to do with the way
your brain perceives colors so put them
in different areas so you get an idea of
how those colors are going to work in in
different lighting same holds true with
the exterior of your home put them put
those colors in the front put them in
the back live with it for a few days or
a week if necessary just to make sure
you chose the right colors thank you to
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