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In this struggling economy, many are considering taking a "Do It Yourself" approach to home repairs. One requirement every home owner must face every 5 to 10 years is painting the exterior of their home. If you are considering painting the exterior of your home this year, you have a few things to purchase in order to complete the job successfully. I've created a list of supplies that you'll need with some explanations about some of the different supplies.

Ladders

Having a good ladder is essential for a home painting project. There are three types of ladders to consider. Ladders have three primary materials they are made out of. You have to consider these in your ladder purchase as well. The first type of ladder is a small stepladder. This is important , as not having one will put you in situations of standing on paint buckets and other objects for hard to reach places. This is dangerous . The second type of ladder is an A frame ladder. These ladders have to sides that are connected by a hinge in the form of the letter "A". These ladders come in various sizes but are generally used for heights that are below 10 feet. The last type of ladder is an extension ladder or a roofing ladder. These ladders "extend " and can often reach very tall heights.

Ladders are constructed of three primary materials. The first material is wood. More modern construction materials such as aluminum and fiberglass have superseded Wood in the construction of ladders. Still, some prefer the use of wooden ladders due to their stability and low conductivity.

Sand Paper and Scrapers

You cannot paint over old paint. It is important to get the exterior would of your home prepared and down to a surface that is idea for painting.

There are various types of sand papers. Rather than over analyze sandpaper, you need to be concerned about two elements of the sand paper. The first is the backing material . This will dictate how well the sandpaper holds up when you put it to work. Since you will be removing paint from the exterior of your home , it is important to purchase sandpaper with a backing that will with stand the stress you put it under. The second important aspect of sandpaper is the grit size of the sandpaper. For exterior home scraping you will be concerned with very course and course grits of sandpaper. The "P" value of these sandpapers will range from P12 to P50. Obviously, the type of sand paper you are considering is for the exterior home material you are sanding which will either be wood or metal.

Tape and Drop Cloths

Tape is used to block certain areas of a surface while painting to ensure smooth edges. Drop cloths are used to protect surfaces such as floors and ladders. You can never have enough drop cloths or taping products while painting. Over buy and save your receipts as you can always return what is left over.

Paint

Paint is the key to a successful home painting project. There are three main types of paint of which two are still used today. Still, there are rules as to how you apply one of the other.

Oil based paints were used in the past. Today, the two paints that are used are latex and alkyd. Latex paints are water based. Alkyd paints are solvent based. The bottom line is that you can paint over water based paint with an oil based or solvient based paint but you cant cover oils with latex without first stripping the paint.

Talk with a paint professional for selecting the appropriate type of paint for your painting project . You will want to choose a high quality latex paint that comes from a reputable manufacturer that has at least a 10 year guarantee.

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Screen Goo CRT White Topcoat Quantity: 500 mL Sale Price: $84.99   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days See Reviews For This Product Description 4180 Quantity: 500 mL Screen Goo is an alternative to expensive projection screens which allows a fully functional projector screen to be painted directly onto a wall. These painted screens are capable of vibrant color definition and superb reflectivity. The CRT White Topcoat is designed to be used over the CRT White Basecoat. The white color allows for accurate color reproduction and wide viewing angles. Need help determining which Goo to use? Click here for the Goo Calculator! About Goo Systems' Screen Goo Goo Systems' Screen Goo products are specially formulated, color corrected, screen coatings in liquid form. They are designed to achieve the highest performance levels possible for a given display situation, and is used by all levels of the video industry: from do-it-yourself home theater aficionados to large scale commercial and industrial clients. Designed for easy application via spraying or rolling, screen goo products can be successfully applied by the novice or professional alike. The Topcoat and Basecoat work together; both are required to create a screen. Topcoat and Basecoat coverage per sq. ft. can vary somewhat, depending on the surface conditions. 1 liter (just slightly more than a US Quart in volume) will typically cover approximately 50 sq. ft. with two thin coats, under ideal conditions on an ideal non-absorptive surface. Starting with a primed white surface is strongly recommended for peak performance.

Screen Goo Digital Grey Basecoat Quantity: 1000 mL Sale Price: $29.99   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days See Reviews For This Product Description 4179 Quantity: 1000 mL Screen Goo is an alternative to expensive projection screens which allows a fully functional projector screen to be painted directly onto a wall. These painted screens are capable of vibrant color definition and superb reflectivity. The Digital Grey Topcoat is designed to be used over the Digital Grey Basecoat. The grey tint facilitates deeper color contrasts, and is very popular in home theater settings. Need help determining which Goo to use? Click here for the Goo Calculator! About Goo Systems' Screen Goo Goo Systems' Screen Goo products are specially formulated, color corrected, screen coatings in liquid form. They are designed to achieve the highest performance levels possible for a given display situation, and is used by all levels of the video industry: from do-it-yourself home theater aficionados to large scale commercial and industrial clients. Designed for easy application via spraying or rolling, screen goo products can be successfully applied by the novice or professional alike. The Topcoat and Basecoat work together; both are required to create a screen. Topcoat and Basecoat coverage per sq. ft. can vary somewhat, depending on the surface conditions. 1 liter (just slightly more than a US Quart in volume) will typically cover approximately 50 sq. ft. with two thin coats, under ideal conditions on an ideal non-absorptive surface. Starting with a primed white surface is strongly recommended for peak performance.

Screen Goo Rear Projection Quantity: 16 L Sale Price: $2,499.00   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days See Reviews For This Product Description 4731 Quantity: 16 L The rear projection formula of Goo Systems' Screen Goo enables you to convert any transparent surface into a rear projection screen. It must be applied by spraying. Need help determining which Goo to use? Click here for the Goo Calculator! About Goo Systems' Screen Goo Goo Systems' Screen Goo products are specially formulated, color corrected, screen coatings in liquid form. They are designed to achieve the highest performance levels possible for a given display situation, and is used by all levels of the video industry: from do-it-yourself home theater aficionados to large scale commercial and industrial clients. The rear projection Screen Goo is designed for application via spraying only, screen goo products can be successfully applied by the novice or professional alike. 1 liter (just slightly more than a US Quart in volume) will typically cover approximately 50 sq. ft. with two thin coats, under ideal conditions on an ideal non-absorptive surface. Goo Systems recommends GE Lexan 713-Gray plastics for an optimal rear projection picture

Screen Goo Rear Projection Quantity: 1000 mL Sale Price: $199.00   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days See Reviews For This Product Description 4728 Quantity: 1000 mL The rear projection formula of Goo Systems' Screen Goo enables you to convert any transparent surface into a rear projection screen. It must be applied by spraying. Need help determining which Goo to use? Click here for the Goo Calculator! About Goo Systems' Screen Goo Goo Systems' Screen Goo products are specially formulated, color corrected, screen coatings in liquid form. They are designed to achieve the highest performance levels possible for a given display situation, and is used by all levels of the video industry: from do-it-yourself home theater aficionados to large scale commercial and industrial clients. The rear projection Screen Goo is designed for application via spraying only, screen goo products can be successfully applied by the novice or professional alike. 1 liter (just slightly more than a US Quart in volume) will typically cover approximately 50 sq. ft. with two thin coats, under ideal conditions on an ideal non-absorptive surface. Goo Systems recommends GE Lexan 713-Gray plastics for an optimal rear projection picture

Screen Goo Rear Projection Quantity: 1000 mL Sale Price: $129.99   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days See Reviews For This Product Description 4728 Quantity: 1000 mL The rear projection formula of Goo Systems' Screen Goo enables you to convert any transparent surface into a rear projection screen. It must be applied by spraying. Need help determining which Goo to use? Click here for the Goo Calculator! About Goo Systems' Screen Goo Goo Systems' Screen Goo products are specially formulated, color corrected, screen coatings in liquid form. They are designed to achieve the highest performance levels possible for a given display situation, and is used by all levels of the video industry: from do-it-yourself home theater aficionados to large scale commercial and industrial clients. The rear projection Screen Goo is designed for application via spraying only, screen goo products can be successfully applied by the novice or professional alike. 1 liter (just slightly more than a US Quart in volume) will typically cover approximately 50 sq. ft. with two thin coats, under ideal conditions on an ideal non-absorptive surface. Goo Systems recommends GE Lexan 713-Gray plastics for an optimal rear projection picture