Want to make over secondhand furniture, give cabinet hardware a new finish or revive an old lamp? The answer is probably two words: spray paint. This DIYer’s secret weapon is affordable, versatile and ...

Q: I found an old table and chair set at a thrift store, but the finish is scratched up and I’m not a huge fan of the current color. I’d like to spray paint the set to give it new life and help it ...

Restoring a classic piece of furniture doesn't have to be difficult or expensive. In her tutorial, Craft Habit's Meagan French shows us how to breathe new life into an old coffee table using a can of ...

If your house or apartment is in dire need of a facelift, one of the easiest ways to make small renovations that truly stand out is by painting your furniture. And trust us, it’s not as time-consuming ...

It doesn’t get much easier to change the look of an item than applying a few coats of spray paint — but what's the right way to get it done? Paint too much and you have drips. Paint too little and it ...

The November 2015 issue of Mustang Monthly had a relatively controversial story about how "correct" factory paint on Mustangs has orange peel, the result of a paint job that wasn't color-sanded and ...

There’s no quicker, more convenient way to paint small- to medium-size parts and projects than with spray paint. The challenge is how do you apply a smooth, even coat of paint without runs, drips and ...

Spray painting promises a smooth, even finish and increases the speed of paint application, especially for larger areas. Once sprayed, though, the paint is atomized to the fine particles, creating the ...