About TGJ Painting | Henderson and Las Vegas Painting

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Ever since TGJ Painting was founded, we have established our reputation as one of the leading commercial and residential painting companies in the Henderson and Las Vegas area.

When you trust your home or business painting needs to TGJ Painting you are guaranteed high quality Henderson painting services from one of the top area painting providers and product selection from some of the top brand names in the painting industry. We know exactly which tools are required for each contract and provide free consultations about your commercial or residential painting needs before beginning the job.

So, even if you know nothing about painting, the talented staff at TGJ Painting can assist you is discovering the painting services that you need.

Our promise to our customers is as follows:

• We will never rush a residential or commercial painting job.
• We will use the top quality paint and tools to complete your contract to your satisfaction.
• We will never leave any tools, stains or materials behind that you must clean up.
• We will always stand behind our work and take pride in your painting service.

 

Painting Tips

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Using Paint Primer

One of the reasons that many amateur paint jobs end up looking dull or listless once they are dry is that the painter fails to use a primer before applying the first coat of paint. Primer is actually one of the most important parts of the process. It keeps stains or imperfections from the deeper layers of the wall from showing through your paint, helps your paint to spread evenly to the wall without significant blisters and increases the time between paint jobs. It also helps the layer of paint appear much more bright and vibrant.

If you are painting with a lighter color over a darker color, one of the ways that you can make sure you hide the underlying color is by mixing a small amount of the paint with the primer before applying it. This is only possible if both your paint and primer are of the same type (latex or oil). You do not need much paint in the mix but you should be able to tell that the primer is shifting towards the paint color.