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1201 A Walpole Ave. 306-477-5555
#1 - 406 Ludlow St. 306-374-8888
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Benjamin Moore Interior Paint "How To" Videos
Learn "How-To" Prep and Paint all areas of your home. We've been providing paint advice for 30 years in Saskatoon. We'll help select the best tools to ensure a successful paint project.
Tools you'll need
Selecting the right tools
Choosing the right paint roller
Choosing the right paint
Choosing the right paint
Choosing the right finish
Preparing to paint
How to prepare your walls for painting
How to fill cracks and holes
Paint Tips from Benjamin Moore Colour Design Expert Sharon Grech
How Paint Can Transform a Fireplace
How to update your teenager's bedroom
How Paint Can Make All the Difference in a Home Renovation
Kids' room decor project
How Paint Can Transform Old Furniture
How to Paint
How to cut in a room
How to paint a ceiling
How to paint interior walls
How to paint trim
How to paint interior doors
How to paint cabinets
How to paint a front door
How to paint a dry erase wall
How to Paint Laminate Furniture
How to Clean up
cleaning up after painting
Other Videos
Removing Mildew
How to Choose a Contractor
How to Audio Tracks
Paint Calculator
PLEASE NOTE: These calculations are not intended to give more than a rough estimate. Precise paint needs will vary according to many factors, including application method. These calculations assume 2 coats of paint and do not include the ceiling.
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Doors
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Interior Paint Tools List
Surface Preparation Tools
Drop cloths or tarps and cleaning cloths
Putty knife and caulk/joint compound
Steel wool
Wire brush
Sandpaper
Tack or damp cloth
Painter's tape
Paint Supplies
Primer and paint
Paint brushes
Paint roller
Paint paddles
Roller trays
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FAQs
Below are some of our most frequently asked questions. If you can't find what you're looking for please give us a call at either of our locations
306-477-5555 or 306-374-8888 or complete the form below.
+ How do I know how much paint I need to buy?
This Paint Calculator will give you a good estimate of how much paint you'll need for any project.
+ How much will it cost to paint a room?
Use the Paint calculator noted above to determine gallons of paint needed. Then contact Eastside Paint and Wallpaper to discuss your project and we’ll recommend a paint and quote you the price for the project.
+ What is the industry standard for cost of painters in Saskatoon?
The cost varies based on experience. Please give us a call and we would be happy to recommend some reputable painters. We always recommend you get price quotes and references prior to starting.
+ Do you offer Paint and Primer in One?
Yes, all of Benjamin Moore’s Gennex technology paints( Aura, Aura Bath and Spa, Regal Select, Ben, Natura are self priming on most surfaces. They will act as their own primer, providing the optimal foundation for the subsequent finish coat. On bare substrates such as new drywall two coats are required; previously painted surfaces can be finished with 1 or 2 coats.
Special Note: For certain deep colours, Aura® Colour Foundation must be used to achieve maximum hide and the desired topcoat colour. Consult with us.
Plaster/Wallboard Finish: 1 or 2 coats of Aura® Matte Finish (K522)
+ When do I need to prime before painting?
We recommend you prime for the following substrates:
Wood and Engineered Wood Products: Primer: For non-bleeding woods, use Fresh Start® MultiPurpose.
Latex Primer (F023) or High-Hiding All Purpose Primer (K046).
For bleeding woods such as cedar and redwood, use Fresh Start® Multi-Purpose Oil Based Primer (F024).
Finish: 1 or 2 coats of Aura® Matte Finish (K522).
Rough or Pitted Masonry Primer: Super Spec® Masonry Interior/Exterior Hi-Build Block Filler (K206)
Finish: 1 or 2 coats of Aura® Matte Finish (K522).
+ How long does paint need to dry before painting 2nd coat?
1-2 hours dry time for Benjamin Moore paint -Aura, Aura Bath & Spa, Regal Select, Natura and Ben.
+ How to paint over cement?
For Smooth Poured or Precast Concrete: Finish: 1 or 2 coats of Benjamin Moore Paint.
+ How to paint Galvanized Steel?
Non-Ferrous Metal (Galvanized & Aluminum) All new metal surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned with Oil & Grease Emulsifier Corotech® V600 to remove contaminants. New shiny non-ferrous metal surfaces that will be subject to abrasion should be dulled with very fine sandpaper or a synthetic steel wool pad to promote adhesion. Primer: Not required on properly prepared surfaces Finish: 1 or 2 coats of Aura® Matte Finish (K522).
+ How to paint Steel or Iron?
Ferrous Metal (Steel and Iron) Primer: Super Spec HP® Acrylic Metal Primer (KP04), Super Spec HP® Alkyd Metal Primer (KP06) or Fresh Start® Rust Inhibitive Primer (K163) Finish: 1 or 2 coats of Benjamin Moore.
+ Can I Paint match Benjamin Moore colour chip in a competitors product?
Benjamin Moore’s authentic paint colours can only be made in Benjamin Moore Paint. Mismatched colours are often not evident until the paint is on the walls, and the results can be disappointing. Competitors may claim they can match Benjamin Moore colours, but the truth is that they can't. You can only get true Benjamin Moore colours using Benjamin Moore paint. The reason lies in our manufacturing process. Our paints are created using proprietary colorants and resins and formulated with our patented waterborne technologies. This highly controlled system ensures the quality of Benjamin Moore paints and the purity of our colours. When a competing store offers to match a Benjamin Moore colour, their scanner simply provides its "best guess" for matching the colour using another paint, generic colorants and a different tinting system. While it may be close, the final result is not the colour you spent days or weeks deciding upon. In other words, it's a knockoff. Be sure that the colour you picked is the colour you get.