The short answer is yes. If they are both of the same base (latex, oil, acrylic).
More important how ever is where the paint is. If you are working out of doors, go right ahead, if however you are intending to paint an exterior paint over interior paint, indoors, then please do not do it.
Exterior paints have a number of chemicals that make them more suitable to exterior conditions, and a lot of them are not good for you. The out-gassing process takes a lot longer and exposes you to potential harm.
Yes, but not recommended. One is oil based and the other is water based. You may get a very bad result with blisters as it will not dry as intended. you now have exterior water based paints, you can mix water interior based paint with water based exterior paint, do not mix paint with emulsion.
yes as long as they are both water base or oil base
Sure, exterior quality is better because it has to stand weathering influences.
But only if it's the right kind (don't put latex over oil based pain, unless you bridge it with shellac)
Yes, as long as they are the same base type.
As long as they have the same base you can.
Any paint must have two types of ingredients, which are a pigment that gives it its color, and a binder that enables it to stick to the surface on which you are painting. There are a wide variety of options available for each of these. Different types of paints are used for such purposes as painting an interior wall, painting an exterior wall, painting a work of art, or painting a car. The whitest known pigment is titanium dioxide, which is favored by artists. Binder can be latext, oil, tempura, etc.
One of the advantages of vinyl exterior shutters is that they can be created to match your color scheme so they never need painting. If you buy a home with older vinyl shutters, it is better to replace the shutters than paint them. If you do try to paint your shutters, you must paint them a similar color and use paint with a mix of acrylic and urethane resins.
I am a painting contractor and creating happiness with color . That being said, I go to the paint store & let them mix the colors I need.
I suppose you could, but I wouldn't . I really believe they label paints 'interior' and 'exterior' for good reasons and I wouldn't compromise the appearance of my house just to save a few bucks using improper paint.
No and yes it depends
Any paint must have two types of ingredients, which are a pigment that gives it its color, and a binder that enables it to stick to the surface on which you are painting. There are a wide variety of options available for each of these. Different types of paints are used for such purposes as painting an interior wall, painting an exterior wall, painting a work of art, or painting a car. The whitest known pigment is titanium dioxide, which is favored by artists. Binder can be latext, oil, tempura, etc.
Yes you can.
One of the advantages of vinyl exterior shutters is that they can be created to match your color scheme so they never need painting. If you buy a home with older vinyl shutters, it is better to replace the shutters than paint them. If you do try to paint your shutters, you must paint them a similar color and use paint with a mix of acrylic and urethane resins.
I am a painting contractor and creating happiness with color . That being said, I go to the paint store & let them mix the colors I need.
I suppose you could, but I wouldn't . I really believe they label paints 'interior' and 'exterior' for good reasons and I wouldn't compromise the appearance of my house just to save a few bucks using improper paint.
No and yes it depends
No, because peroxide is not a solvent and would not mix with paint.
paint gun is set wrong or you could be slow on your paint strokes you can get some addtive to add to your paint mix to take out orange peel
Take the leaf or color that you want to the paint store. Most have a computer that can read the color and provide the recipe for the paint tint.
I have two gallon of paint. Same brand name. one is egg shell the other is flat. can I mix the to together? ANSWER: As long as they are the same base, water or oil, you can mix them together. Realize though, that you will never be able to get touch up for the paint once it runs out unless you mix to a ratio that can be recreated.
Sure. You can mix them. Why would you? It will not help prime the walls or wood. The primer coat needs to be applied separately to be effective.
Yes, as long as they are both oil based or both water based.