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05/29/2026

Benjamin Moore color… or classic song title?

Today’s trivia challenge features 5 real Benjamin Moore colors from the yellow family — and every one of them shares a name with a song.

From The Beach Boys to Elton John, Donovan, Survivor, and Dolly Parton, these color names have some serious music history behind them.

How many did you get right?

Drop your score in the comments — and when you’re ready to find the right color for your next project, stop into your nearest RepcoLite. We’ll help you hit the right note.

05/27/2026

Art Deco can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be.

You don’t need to turn your home into a 1920s hotel lobby. Start with one room and ask three questions:

Do I want it to feel dramatic or elegant?

Where will the geometry come from?

Where will the shine come from?

That’s the key. Art Deco is not really about piling on expensive things. It’s about composition. It’s about knowing where the drama belongs, where the structure comes from, and where the polish shows up.

A deep green wall, a brass light fixture, a geometric mirror, a glossy vanity, a patterned rug—one or two intentional choices can bring the style into a room without overwhelming it.

The goal is not to copy Art Deco perfectly. The goal is to borrow its language: line, contrast, shine, shape, and confidence.

Catch the whole episode here: https://repcolite-home-improvem.captivate.fm/episode/dead-animals-art-deco-and-the-secret-life-of-paint-finish/

Thinking about painting your kitchen cabinets two colors?It can be a great look, but the key is making the color change ...
05/25/2026

Thinking about painting your kitchen cabinets two colors?

It can be a great look, but the key is making the color change feel intentional. Islands, lower cabinets, pantry walls, hutches, coffee bars, and separate cabinet zones can all work beautifully. . . as long as the colors make sense with the rest of the kitchen.

Before you commit, think about your floors, counters, backsplash, appliances, hardware, and lighting. And always sample first. A color that looks perfect in one kitchen can feel completely different in yours.

Stop by your nearest RepcoLite and bring photos of your space. We’ll help you sort through the options and find cabinet colors that work together beautifully.

05/22/2026

Now through May 25, RepcoLite Deck & Dock Wood Protector is 20% off in both oil- and water-based versions.

And if you’re planning to stain your deck, there’s one reason we recommend the oil-based version every year: it’s incredibly easy to work with.

Yes, it’s oil-based. And yes, that can sound intimidating. But for deck projects, that slower dry time is actually a huge advantage.

It gives the product more time to pe*****te into the wood, and that’s where deck coatings get most of their durability. It also gives you more time to work, which means fewer lap marks, fewer streaks, and better-looking results.

So even if you’re not the most experienced painter, oil-based Deck & Dock can help you get a great finish.

Stop by RepcoLite and we’ll help you choose the right product for your deck.

05/20/2026

Some paint color names are elegant. Some are strange. Some sound completely fake… even when they’re real.

So here’s the challenge: 10 green-toned color names. Which ones are real Benjamin Moore colors, and which ones did we make up?

Drop your score in the comments.

And when you’re ready to find the right real-world color for your home, stop into your nearest RepcoLite. We’ll help you sort through the names, the undertones, and the options.

05/18/2026

Now through May 25, RepcoLite Deck & Dock Wood Protector is 20% off in both oil- and water-based versions.

And honestly, the timing couldn’t be better. Spring is one of the best times to tackle a deck project.

The weather is mild, the wood has a better chance to stay dry, and your coating has more time to work into the surface before it dries. That means easier application, fewer lap marks, fewer streaks, and better-looking results.

Wait until June or July, and the heat can make the job tougher than it needs to be. When the sun is beating down and temperatures climb, products can dry too fast and become harder to work with.

So if your deck has been dry for about 48 hours, now may be the perfect window.

Stop by RepcoLite and we’ll help you get your deck ready for the season.

This is the moment.The weather’s beautiful. Summer's almost here. And all those outdoor projects you’ve been thinking ab...
05/16/2026

This is the moment.

The weather’s beautiful. Summer's almost here. And all those outdoor projects you’ve been thinking about? The front door, the deck, the trim, the shutters, the siding?

Now’s the time to get them done.

Now through May 25, save 20% on select Benjamin Moore premium exterior paints and stains at all RepcoLite locations.

That includes premium products like Aura Exterior, Regal Select Exterior, Element Guard, Woodluxe, and more.

So before summer gets busy, stop by RepcoLite, grab the products you need, and get your home ready for the season.

05/15/2026

Spring is here, and that rusty patio chair may not be ready for the curb just yet.

The biggest thing to remember? Paint doesn’t fix rust. Prep fixes rust. Paint protects the work you’ve done.

Clean it well, scrape away anything loose, sand the rough edges, prime the bare metal, and finish with a coating built for outdoor metal.

Need help choosing the right primer or finish? Stop by RepcoLite and we’ll help you bring that old metal furniture back to life.

Rusty patio furniture doesn’t always need to be replaced. Sometimes it just needs the right prep.The big thing to rememb...
05/13/2026

Rusty patio furniture doesn’t always need to be replaced. Sometimes it just needs the right prep.

The big thing to remember: paint doesn’t fix rust. Prep fixes rust. Paint protects against future rust.

So before you repaint outdoor metal furniture, take the time to clean it well, remove loose rust, sand rough edges, prime bare metal, and finish with a coating made to hold up outside.

A little work now can give that old patio chair a whole lot more life.

Need help choosing the right primer or finish coat? Stop by RepcoLite and we’ll help you get everything you need for the project.

05/11/2026

Art Deco doesn’t have to mean turning your home into a movie palace.

Start with three ingredients:

1) Shape. Art Deco loves geometry, repeated patterns, stepped forms, fan motifs, and clean lines.

2) Contrast. Light against dark. Gloss against matte. Soft upholstery against hard metal. Cream walls against black trim. Jewel tones against warm metallics.

3) Sheen. This may be the most overlooked part. Lacquer, mirror, glass, polished metal, smooth stone, sleek tile, and even the finish of your paint can all help create that Art Deco feeling.

So before you start buying décor, ask where those three ingredients will show up: shape, contrast, and shine.

That’s where the style really starts to come together.

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