When is it too hot or too cold to paint your home's exterior? A painting expert weighs in with the answer. The post The Best Temperature to Paint Outside appeared first on Family Handyman.

High-temperature paint dries at room temperature, and once dry it sticks well to bricks, tile and many other surfaces without a need to prime first. It won’t peel, she said.

Obviously, high-temp paint can be applied at home, but companies such as G&L Coatings also offer metallic coatings that can be used at home. The colors differ from company to company, ...

High-temperature paint dries at room temperature, and once dry it sticks well to bricks, tile and many other surfaces without a need to prime first. It won’t peel, she said.

And while high-temperature paint ain't cheap (like $8 for a spray can) it's half a fraction of shipping costs alone on a new Yoshimura 4-to-1 exhaust system.

Hawkins said keeping your car clean, both inside and out, helps prevent long-term wear, especially when the sun is beating ...