81.   Paint is still by the gallon.

82.   Remember, paint is weight, and the more coats and heavier coats you apply, the more likely it will pull itself off.

83.   Sanding old paint is also important, Stauffer said.

84.   Shortly after the attack, museum conservators removed the painting and within an hour had cleaned it before the white paint was dry, leaving the artwork apparently undamaged.

85.   Since milk paint is a water-based paint, it should not be applied with a natural-bristle brush.

86.   Some cement-based paints are liquid, and they are OK, too.

87.   Sometimes the paint is intact, but the surface may be rippled or depressed.

88.   That paint is now sticky and tends to lift off when the rugs on part of this floor are picked up.

89.   The base paint is the same sail-cloth white, an exterior paint from Benjamin Moore, used on the walls of the main space.

90.   The deep turquoise wall paint is not quite the color of money but a tad more cheerful.