After painting a room, fence or other household feature, many of us like to keep the leftover liquid on hand for touch-ups. But if paint isn’t stored properly in between projects, it can become ...

You’ve renovated and painted, but what do you do with the leftover paint? Save it! Consumer Reports says if you store it correctly, you can use it again for touch-ups or new projects. Here’s how to ...

Consumer Reports says if you store it correctly, you can use it again for touch-ups or new projects. Here’s how to keep it fresh, when to throw it out, and how to do that safely. Creating an airtight ...

When it comes to opened cans, proper storage is key. If resealed well and stored in a cool, dry place like a heated garage or ...

While the garage might be the safest place to store paint out of reach of children and pets, weather changes could affect the paint's quality. Cold temperatures can cause paint to separate, thicken, ...

Needless to say, you probably don't need that extra half-bucket of cerulean blue paint you used in your backyard pool area for ... pretty much anything else. So, what can you do with it? Here, we ...

Old paint can be a cost-effective choice for touch-ups and DIY projects, but it's important to know if it has expired. Unopened paint can last 10 to 15 years, while opened cans may go bad in just a ...