Wall decals can transform a space, but but damage from removing them can seriously detract from it. Here's how to avoid that dreaded peeling paint.

Fingerprints? Pencil marks? Scratches? Walk with us through this guide on how to remove them without removing your paint.

Before you start cleaning the brick with any liquid or other agent, you should give it a quick vacuuming. Little crumbles of ...

Cleaning your walls has never been easier with this £2 item you might find in your first aid kit - as it cuts through grease ...

A startling symptom of water damage is when the paint on the walls or ceiling bubbles up. Fix the leak first, and then tend ...

While it can be easier to paint baseboards when the flooring is a hard surface like tile or wood, avoiding painting ...

Take good care not to remove your paint along with the stain. If the stain still persists, try this method again, but apply the paste directly to the wall and let it soak for a few minutes before ...

For hardened sap, carefully use a plastic razor blade at a shallow angle to remove tree sap without scratching your vehicle’s paint job. Avoid using metal tools, as they can damage your clear coat.

Before you grab a hammer and start pounding away at those old wooden shelves, you should know the best way to remove them ...

Choosing the right painter’s tape, and learning how to apply it correctly will ensure that you get a professional-looking paint job every time.