One thing that has to be taken into account is what surface you are painting. Siding or trim or both? Is the current siding vinyl or wood? The other question would be what color are you covering? These will help determine whether you need oil based or can get by with a latex solution. Latex holds up better to extreme weather. Flat house paint is best for siding, whereas glossy is best for trim, and the type of paint for trim will depend whether it is wood or metal. Rule of thumb with paint "you get what you pay for..." applies here. If you want this color to last for 20 years do not go with the cheapest base you can buy. :)
PPG is the most popular brand as many OEMs use their paint
There are a lot of choices of paint brands you can get. The best known non-slip paint would be Epoxy or Sure Step. You can buy both of these at your local Home Depot.
I would use pinstriping paint, One Shot is a common brand, Sold in most art supply stores
Sears has not sold there own brand of paint for several years so any formula that would have been used to create that paint will no longer be available due to EPA and VOC regulations. If you want a quality paint, no matter who the manufacturer is, select a high end, 100% acrylic paint line in the sheen that you prefer. If you want an exact color, take a sample of that color to a store with an experienced color matcher and you should have no difficulty at all finding a long-lasting paint in the color and sheen that you like.
Most likely it would cause no permanent damage, but it is very likely that it would act as a local irritant and may be painful depending on the solvents used in the particular brand of paint. And since paint is difficult to remove, it may be difficult to get the irritant off of you. It is possible that the paint would cause problems when it interacts with the mucus membranes of your urethra. It would definitely not be good, but it would be hard to determine exactly how bad that would be before hand.
There is no general rule for this. The strength can vary depending on the brand. You would have to find the specifics on each brand.
PPG is the most popular brand as many OEMs use their paint
i would paint flowers but if your expirienced then maybe landscapes or animals could be fun!!!
The cheapest painter would have to be the one with the boy in a blue cap on the front. I am not sure of the name of that brand but I do not see that brand as a luxe paint.
There are a lot of choices of paint brands you can get. The best known non-slip paint would be Epoxy or Sure Step. You can buy both of these at your local Home Depot.
just any water color paint would work but I asan art teacher recremend color splash as a brand
I would use pinstriping paint, One Shot is a common brand, Sold in most art supply stores
depends on what kind or brand of paint you get deck
Sears has not sold there own brand of paint for several years so any formula that would have been used to create that paint will no longer be available due to EPA and VOC regulations. If you want a quality paint, no matter who the manufacturer is, select a high end, 100% acrylic paint line in the sheen that you prefer. If you want an exact color, take a sample of that color to a store with an experienced color matcher and you should have no difficulty at all finding a long-lasting paint in the color and sheen that you like.
Actually, there are great professional brands of paint out there that you could purchase. A great recommended brand would be Maaco, because it is highly used by professional Sports car drivers.
Most likely it would cause no permanent damage, but it is very likely that it would act as a local irritant and may be painful depending on the solvents used in the particular brand of paint. And since paint is difficult to remove, it may be difficult to get the irritant off of you. It is possible that the paint would cause problems when it interacts with the mucus membranes of your urethra. It would definitely not be good, but it would be hard to determine exactly how bad that would be before hand.
The weight of 1 liter of paint can vary depending on the type and brand of paint. On average, the density of paint is around 1.3 kg/liter. Therefore, 1 liter of paint would weigh approximately 1.3 kilograms.