You may know bitumen from its other name, asphalt. This sticky, highly viscous liquid is best described as a syrupy form of petroleum. Bitumen comes from the residue created by the distillation of petroleum and … Read more
Fiberglass reinforced plastic (or FRP as it is more commonly known) is one of the cheapest materials used to create a bathtub. Tubs made from FRP are tough, light, easy to install, and repair. However, … Read more
Textured walls are not just decorative; they also provide the practical effect of hiding signs of the drywall underneath being installed. The taped seams where each section of drywall meets are easier to see underneath … Read more
When you plan to paint the interior or exterior of a house, there is a lot to be excited about. Walls shelter us from the elements, give us privacy, and are pretty much the one … Read more
Dyes have been used to improve the color of grass since the 1950s. Developed for Hollywood films to showcase green grass coloring, the process has been used for golf courses as well. With the use … Read more
In the increasingly complex world of varying industries, it is inevitable that several chemicals and compounds will be used across a wide variety of products but are unrecognizable to most people. One example of this … Read more
Various different types of spray paints are today used for crafts, experiments, as well as for DIY home projects. Some of them are safe to use, and some are not. But the question is – are … Read more
One sector that has continuously caused environmental problems over the past few decades is the seemingly harmless paintbrush industry. Though this may come as a surprise for many, the effects of this industry have not … Read more
Thinning polyurethane before applying is important for several reasons. Whether it’s thickened over time or your product needs a gentler coat of polyurethane, to begin with, a thin polyurethane layer can help you create the … Read more
Traditional glass is falling out of use because it is heavy and, when impacted, can break up into shards that are dangerously sharp. A popular alternative is Lexan®, a type of Plexiglas often used for … Read more