Originally Posted by l2ridehd (Post 1697290)

Good brushes cost money. Don't skimp on this purchase. I always use a high end Purdy brush for cut in along ceiling and trim. A 2 inch works well and will cost around $15. Also use a very high end paint for best results. Buy canvas tarps to cover floors and anything else you don't move. And lots of blue painters tape.

Or, hire a good painter to do the job. Hiring a painting company is one of the better values with contractors. Let them move stuff, climb ladders, clean up and most do a really good job. Search on here for painting contractors and two or three really stand out as doing a great job.

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye (Post 1697377)

To hire someone to do the painting job for you is great if you’re not able to do it. But from my experience on finding somebody to do the work for you, personally they’ll rip you off & charge you way more than the job is worth. But again if you can afford they’re prices to rip off the senior citizens go ahead. TV handymen really have a racket going.

Originally Posted by Investment Painting Contractors (Post 1697386)

I'm sorry you feel that way. But if you do your homework, request references, (LOOK AT THEIR INSURANCE POLICY) check TOTV and ask neighbors you should be OK. Investment Painting didn't last 53 Years by ripping people off. Hire a painter to "Paint" hire a handy man to fix things. Len the retired half of Investment Painting Contractors.

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye (Post 1697495)

Sorry, but I was just talking about a few bad experiences that I had. My neighbor had about 10 new very little bushes planted & he needed them moved about 1 1/2 ft. closer to the house so he called a contractor to see if he could move them. Now mind you the soil in TV is sand & very easy to dig a hole, this person wanted $1,200. to do an hr. & a half job. My neighbor did it himself in about an hr. & a half. To me that’s not a fair price Now that’s just my opinion!