uidnss l0 d iss ds es . i B dsA c t e itc Wt d i lt ce oc es s i sï¬ c ic i 1994 â€"H6 anuary 12 o gloss or not to gloss? That | is the question homeowners and doâ€"itâ€"yourselfers often _2 ask when they visit their local paint S store. With so many options availâ€" 8 able, selecting the right type of 5 paint for your latest home improveâ€" z> ment project can be a confusing Homes â€" m Sale effective Jan. 12 to Jan. 16, 1994. â€x\ :) Not all items available at all stores. 510 Speers Road ~845â€"0848 STORE HOURS: Mon to Fri. 8:00 A.M.â€"9:00 P.M. task, especially with interior paints. The following tips from the Rohm and Haas Paint Quality Institute are designed to take the mystery out of selecting an interior paint. These tips â€" along with advice from your local paint retailâ€" er, hardware store, or decorating ) Saturday 9 A.M.â€"6 PM. Sunday 11 A.M.â€"4 P.M. ANUARY 12 â€"16, 1994 INTERIOR FLAT CELING WALL WHITE LATEX. centre â€" will help you get the best results from your next paint job. * Use flat paints on walls and ceilings, anywhere you want a muted, lowâ€"reflecting surface, or where it‘s important to hide surface imperfections. Flat paints are best suited for the lowâ€"traffic areas of accessories not included.. Store books only. NOUVELLE CUSTOM LIMIT 5 PER CUSTOMER. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! Reg.book price. Matching fabric/ your home, because it takes more effort to remove dirt and stains from these paints than from finishes with higher sheen or gloss. * Eggshell, sheen and satin paints are best suited for areas where a slight luster is desired, such as kitchen and bathroom walls, 3.781 . MINIâ€"BLINDS *Del Mar Custom Blinds Suggested Retail Price IF YOU: are not satisfied with our product quality we‘ll replace the product or give you a refund; find a lower price within 30 days we‘ll refund the difference; are dissatisfied with our service we‘ll send you a voucher equal to 10% of your purchase. See inâ€"store for complete details. 3105 Dundas Street West 828â€"7070 STORE HOURS: Mon to Fri. 9:00 A.M.â€"9:00 P.M. (7:00 A.M. for Contractors) Saturday 9 A.M.â€"6 P.M. Sunday 11. A.M.â€"5 P.M. Make sure your select the right paint for the job children‘s rooms and playrooms, hallways and woodwork â€" in generâ€" al, the highâ€"traffic areas of your home. These paints are easier to clean than flat paints, hold up better after repeated washings and provide a shinier appearance. * Semigloss and highâ€"gloss paints and enamels are most suitâ€" able for trim, banisters and railings, shelves, kitchen cabinets, bathroom and kitchen walls, furniture, door jambs and window sills, and surâ€" faces that you want to accentuate. A general rule to remember is: The higher the gloss you choose, the more it will highlight surface imperfections. So it‘s especially important to properly prepare surâ€" faces where a semigloss or highâ€" gloss finish is applied. Be sure patched areas are thoroughly sandâ€" ed prior to painting. * When selecting an interior finâ€" ish, consider choosing a waterâ€" based gloss enamel as an alternative to using an oilâ€"based gloss paint. Waterâ€"based enamels have less odor than oilâ€"based paints. They are also much easier to clean up after and are less prone to yellowing and embrittling as they age. * Select a top quality paint. Quality paints perform better for a longer period of time. They won‘t yellow; are easier to wash; are stainâ€" and dirtâ€"resistant; and won‘t show unsightly brush marks. They tend to go on more readily, and hide the surface better than ordinary paints. With the better performance you‘ll get from using top quality paints, you won‘t have to repaint as often. That means you‘ll get more for your money in terms of years of service. Quality paint brushes are important Experts agree that for best home painting results, you should pay a little more to get a top quality paint. But it is also important to use top quality application tools â€" high quality brushes, rollers and other accessories â€" to get a job that not only looks great, but will be longâ€" lasting, too. Here are some tips on what to buy and what to avoid: * Since natural bristles tend to absorb water and swell, be sure to use synthetic bristle brushes to apply waterâ€"based latex paint. Polyester brushes are best. They will maintain the proper stiffness and keep their shape regardless of the amount of water and humidity they are exposed to. * For the same reasons, if you are using rollers, be sure to select those that have synthetic covers when painting with a latex or waterâ€"based product. * Regardless of the type of brush you select, it should be a high qualâ€" ity product to ensure even and effortless application of the paint. Before purchasing your brushes, test them for springiness. Be sure they don‘t fan too much or have bristle gaps or loosely held bristles. * A good brush is one that is well balanced, will hold a lot of paint and will apply the paint evenâ€" ly. Look for brushes that have tightâ€" ly packed bristles.