What can I say? I love color! So whenever I see a painting hack that looks like it could save some time (and money buying paint brushes!) I’m interested. Recently, I came across a painting hack ...

This powder has to be suspended in something to make a paint, and the current recipe is an acrylic with suspended water particles. Mix water, acetone, and bits of Plexiglas. When the acetone ...

The right paper towel holder hack can do wonders in a bathroom by reducing countertop clutter, streamlining under-sink ...

I’ve been accused of painting everything that comes into my house before, and honestly, it’s pretty true. What can I say? I love color! So whenever I see a painting hack that looks like it could save ...

A green hack is something really simple to do but ... You can use special paint called acrylic which will stick to the bottle really well so you can decorate to your heart's content!

Creator @theedgewoodhome takes this hack to the next level by buffing out her ornaments after they’ve dried ... The instructions are easy to follow, and you just need a teaspoon of baking soda, ...

When I saw this gorgeous Instagram post in which Bonnie Barton (@flashesofstyle) and a group of friends give basic pumpkins ...

Make your own modern art using this simple DIY method and some leftover paint. It’s as easy as that. There’s something so satisfying about nailing a really good DIY hack at home. It feels ...

The next DIY paint hack we’re keen to try ... In a nutshell, this technique uses a canvas, acrylic paints and a hairdryer to push the colours around and create an almost wave-like effect.

Black 4.0 compared to a typical black acrylic art paint. Credit: Stuart Semple Beyond its greater light absorption, the paint has also seen a usability upgrade over Semple’s past releases.

One of the most important is the type of paint. There are three main types of car paint: acrylic, enamel, and urethane. Acrylic is the most affordable and easiest to apply, but it doesn’t last ...

On this episode of "Car Hacks," Amr tries using toothpaste to remove scuffs from his car's paint. Will this hack be a cheap alternative to actual car polish? Or will it leave his car minty fresh?