I want you to close your eyes and just imagine, you are having a bad morning, you got up late for work, and you burnt your toast and spilled coffee. But one thing you know for sure is that you have your parking spot, so you won’t be late to work. Except when you get to work, there is already a car that has been parked in your spot. Doesn’t the situation sound infuriating and annoying?

We all want our garage floors to be good-looking as they aid in increasing the value of your house. Working on the floor will really give your house a new look. Applying epoxy on the floor is a common practice to keep it in the best shape. However, not to confuse epoxy with paint as these two are entirely different products.

Even if you plan to live in the house you buy for the rest of your life, you should always make efforts to increase its value. You never know when you might want to sell the house and more than that, it just makes you feel good living in a place full of value. However, increasing your home’s value cannot be done overnight. You need to renovate and upgrade certain aspects of your house every few months to keep up with the changes in property trends. Only then you can make a difference in the value of your house.

Don’t we all want the perfect professional-looking paint job that we could be proud of? But in reality, most DIY house painting jobs do not go to plan, and we end up with a messy paint job with unfinished looking edges and uneven paint finish. So, what are the common paint mistakes should you avoid? Should we select natural paint or not? What suppliers are necessary? And how can beginners achieve that professional-looking paint job?