JP's Painting Home Maintenance & Repair will take care of your painting and other needs around the home, you don't have to worry about the little repairs and maintenance your house or office needs. JP's Painting Home Maintenance & Repair in Damascus, Oregon, offers quality house painting, interior painting, and home maintenance services at great prices. At the heart of our success is our belief that there are no identical projects-each has its own unique character and functionality. When your to-do list has gotten out of hand, give us a call.
JP's Painting Home Maintenance & Repair provides top home improvement and maintenance services. Unlike new construction projects, remodels, maintenance, and repairs present unique challenges that demand the expertise of highly experienced professionals to overcome. JP's Painting Home Maintenance & Repair in Damascus, Oregon, provides quality exterior and interior painting, along with a host of reliable home maintenance services. With more than 20 years of experience, we've learned the one common denominator in each project is the human element.
In older homes, there are usually at least a few holes, dings and cracks to repair before painting. What is the name of the filler compound used to repair interior walls before painting? If you guessed spackle, you're right.
Did you know that glass beads and ceramic elements can be added to pavement lines and markings to reflect light back to the driver from the headlights and make them more visible? This addition can be particularly important for unexpected mergers and other traffic changes so that the driver has some warning.
Many interior paint schemes utilize three colors in careful proportions to create a cohesive, integrated whole. Here's one classic formula: dominant or neutral color -- 60 percent coverage, complementary color -- 30 percent coverage, accent color -- 10 percent coverage.
Airless pumps can come in gas, electric and hydraulic types and are among the best pump types for painting. This is because of the uniform jet spraying of airless pumps, which also have better atomization qualities, enabling a more uniform spraying with no overspray.
The US Bureau of Public Roads officially adopted white lines in the center of highways in 1958. So how did we end up with yellow lines? In 1971 the Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Devices mandated that all center lines be yellow, and they've been that way ever since.
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