SHERWIN WILLIAMS Locations

Okay painters. I’m at my breaking point. I helped paint my parent’s house and several walls have this uneven streaky look. The previous paint was low quality and sand paper feeling. It was sprayed on. We applied two coats of Sherwin Williams SuperPaint in a Velvet finish with a roller. (Yes, rolling from top to bottom! I watched my YouTube videos!) Most recently, I tried Gardz Problem Surface sealer to see if they’d help the uneven/weirdness. One wall looked better but I’m thinking perhaps I’m not skilled enough to use Gardz? It’s hard to do a thin coat and not overlap. I’m afraid that’s where things went more downhill.

Hi everyone. Day 1 backer here. I've hit my limit with the game and have decided it's time to step away and liquidate what i can from my hangar (most i ll end up stuck as i didn't understand the gift rules and use store credits a lot to test things). I have a massive accumulation of items, but as a first-time seller, I need some advice from experienced traders on how to do this safely and efficiently. **1. The Giftable Ships (Price Check Request):** I have two standalone giftable ships. What is the current realistic market value for these? * Guardian MX - LTI - CSV - Granite Paint - Terrapin 2954 Ship Showdown Poster - Terrapin 2954 Best In Show Paint * Polaris - LTI - Carr...

Gods finally blessed us we have alot of our big spenders ask us for them had them give them the unfortunate "No we haven't received any" for months

Meet William "Bill" Hoenk (aka u/photohoenk on IG) He calls himself a "professional photographer." 500 Facebook followers. A portfolio full of underexposed trash. And the ego of a deity. Here’s what went down: I laughed at his sky pics and muddy portraits on another photographer’s post, after **he** decided to dunk on a beginner like his own work was untouchable. His response? Not silence. Not maturity. He sent a **literal child** to DM me. Voice messages and all. A kid. Fighting a grown man’s internet war. When I called him out, he admitted he wanted to "stalk" my IG. Then started posting my replies on his story like he was winning. ...

I'm getting an outdoor metal deck put in my backyard. Base cost includes only black steel and painted with sherwin williams epoxy paint, if I want everything to be sent to be galvanized, it will cost an extra 5k. Any thoughts?

I have a small wood "treasure chest" that I thought would be fun to fill with treasure. I have a selection of 1g and 10g bars and 1g, 1/10 Oz, and 1/4 Oz rounds in it. It started when I first found a few 1g Valcambi bars. I had no good place to store them when I remembered this small chest I had painted as a craft one day. I now keep my eyes out for more to fill it. To date 1 have 13.7 Oz inside. I feel like a pirate!

I went down a bit of a rabbit hole recently looking at royal memorabilia, and one thing that kept popping up was cardboard cutouts of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. At first I assumed it was just novelty… but it turns out there are quite a few genuine reasons people buy them — and some are actually pretty clever. For context, you can get full-height versions (around 166–195cm depending on the design) for about £35.83, which is surprisingly affordable for something that makes such an impact in a space. 👑 1. Events, parties, and street celebrations Royal cutouts really come into their own during UK events — coronations, jubilees, royal weddings, even big public scr...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Steam * Xbox * Playstation * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including UK/CAD cards Can also offer other payment methods as well, depending on the val...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. If you sell creator merch — print-on-demand: * Would your audience buy a $40–80 DIY craft kit if you put one in your store? * Have you ever seen another creator do this and have it work? * Is the blocker the product itself, the price point, audience fit, or all three? Brutal honest answers help me most. Happy to share what I learn ...

He threatened to call corporate and get people fired and/or possibly deported all because he was waiting in paint for 20 minutes and in spite of people being paged, no one ever showed up. Some people are flat out ridiculous. Gone seem to be the days when rather than waiting and/or making threats if someone wasn’t helped in a reasonable period of time, they’d simply leave and go elsewhere. They wouldn’t act like a second or third rate Home Depot store was “the only game in town.”

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. If you sell creator merch — print-on-demand: * Would your audience buy a $40–80 DIY craft kit if you put one in your store? * Have you ever seen another creator do this and have it work? * Is the blocker the product itself, the price point, audience fit, or all three? Brutal honest answers help me most. Happy to share what I learn ...

I’m sorry, but I didn’t like it. I know this book is everywhere. I just took a flight across the US and I saw two people reading it. It’s in all the stores everywhere. It’s #1 on the NYT best sellers right now, and it’s the highest rated on Goodreads for my TBR. Maybe it’s because I just read ‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ and I could be worn out a little on ‘sweet old man-core’. But this a debut novel and it’s had tremendous success. How do I explain my thoughts on this? This is a very sweet old man who comes to town with seemingly unlimited money and a true heart of gold. As he immediately sets out listening to (and fixing) everyone’s problems, there’s very little con...

Quick context: I'm a co-founder of a small on-demand manufacturing company. We've made physical product for creators for a few years. Recently we expanded into DIY craft kits — diamond painting and paint-by-numbers, same on-demand model. Here's my honest question: I don't actually know if DIY craft kits belong in creator merch at all. A few months in, only one customer is doing real volume — a niche brand who turned their existing art into kits. Everyone else either signed up and never ordered, or placed one test order and disappeared. Most merch agencies we've reached out to haven't responded. Creators we've pitched directly are polite but not buying...

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3587490/Terrors\_to\_Unveil\_\_Day\_Off/ Jack Williams, a 26 year old hard-working man, is finally taking a day off after a long week at work. He decides to spend his day off at his quiet cottage for a weekend of relaxation. Little did he know what would happen during his stay there.