Blog | Hoover Paint Store | Central Tennessee

If you've ever painted a stairway or worked on a building set on a hill, you know that being on an unsteady ladder can be dangerous and nerve-wracking.

It’s that time of year again when Benjamin Moore announces its Color of the Year and corresponding Color Trends Palette.

As Autumn sneaks in, with crisp breezes and changing leaves before giving way to winter winds and wet conditions, it might be time to cozy up your home with warm paint colors.

Keeping up with your deck shouldn’t feel like a full-time job. By checking on it in spring and fall, you should be able to catch most issues before they become a bigger problem.

If you're working on a painting project, like kitchen cabinets, an outdoor shed, or your living room walls, you might wonder whether you need oil-based or water-based paints.

Preparing your painting surface is a necessary step, especially if you want a polished, professional look without the hefty price tag.

Selecting the right paint matters for long-lasting and brilliant colors.

Stain protects the wood from sun and weather, which can improve the appearance of your yard and your home.

Benjamin Moore is the best choice when you’re looking for water-based wood stains.

Graco is well-known for its high-quality paint sprayers for professionals and DIY homeowners.

Selecting the best water-based primer for your home painting project gets you started on the right foot.

As you start on a wood or masonry project, you may be having a hard time figuring out if you should use paint or stain.