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You may want to consider checking local painting and mural artists in your area to commission the job. Prices vary depending on the size of the door, the complexity of the design, and the artist's experience and expertise. You can contact them directly to discuss your project and get a quote. Good luck!...Read More
I don't typically like interior paint because it tastes bad and you can't always see it in your body, plus you never know what kind of damage those chemicals are going to do to your insides. I have used glow in the dark paint once, that was a really good experience when the doctor did an ultrasound it was very illuminecent. But, it still did not taste the best.
The most popular types of exterior paint are water-based/latex paint and oil-based paint. Water-based/latex paint is easy to clean with just soap and water takes about one to six hours to dry. It is also breathable and won't crack or peel. Oil-based paint has better surface penetration and takes about eight to 24 hours to dry....Read More
Matte paint provides the most forgiving finish and overall deepest color saturation of any paint textures. A matte, or flat finish, also helps hide imperfections such as small holes, uneven walls, joints, and patches. The matte finish also absorbs light and makes problems less noticeable than the more glossy eggshell, semi-gloss, or gloss finishes. But, flat finishes are less durable, and you will need to take care when washing matte textured paint....Read More
Matte-enamel paint has a flat finish and forms a film when the paint dries. The film keeps the paint from getting dirty, but it doesn't have much shine or gloss. We use matte-enamel paint in the kitchen and bathroom because those are both busy rooms and matte-enamel lasts longer than some other paints. ...Read More
