This document addresses common questions about house painting. It provides tips on determining paint needs, identifying lead paint, suitable clear coats for wood, proper paint disposal, protective coatings for concrete and stone, choosing a licensed painting company, recommended paint brands, expected lifespan of an exterior paint job, and hiring College Works Painting for professional results.

1. House Painting FAQs
The most common asked questions

2. Q. How many gallons of paint is necessary for
my house?
A. Save time and money by determining how
much paint is required prior to beginning.
Navigate to
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/for-
your-home/paint-calculator

3. Q. How will I know if my house has lead paint?
A. Find a EPA Certified Painting Company

4. Q. What's the best clear coat to protect my
interior stained wood?
A. Lacquer vs Conversion Varnish or Profin clear
coat

5. Q. How can I get rid of my surplus paint?
A. People must appropriately get rid of
substantial amounts of paint by doing a search
for a Hazardous Waste Facility.

6. Q. What are the coatings that can be placed on
concrete and stone to guard these surfaces?
A. Use 100% solid epoxy, 2-part floor epoxy, and
concrete sealers

7. Q. Which Company Should I Use When they
Appear Equal in Price and Professionalism?
A. Are you licensed, bonded and insured?
B. Additionally, ask if they have references

8. Q. What brand and quality level of paint
products do you use?
A. If you are hiring a professional, they should
use top quality paint.

9. Q. How long will a high quality exterior paint
job last?
A. With the right prep work and first-class
supplies used in accordance with the
homeowner's directions it should range from
7 to 15 years before a re-coat is necessary.

10. • If You Want a Professional Paint Job Discuss
Your Needs with College Works Painting
www.CollegeWorks.com