Zayden Wook

Whenever anyone goes for paint the house then there is always some leftover trays of paint, paint thinners and other mixtures that you can’t put back in their original containers. Disposing of leftover painting materials can be a bit of a challenge, due to the toxic nature of the chemicals in paints. The best idea to store your unused paints for future use. I took painting services from My Home Handyman contractor in Calgary, they did a good job but little paint leftover was there. So I decided to store it for future use, so covered the top of the can with plastic wrap and tightly tap the lid back on with a rubber mallet, creating a seal. Then stored the paint can in a basement store room.I use it for retouches or matching paint hues. If you have a lot of leftover paints, this can be a great excuse to finally spruce up an old piece of furniture or a closet door.

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