And renovation doesn't mean repainting, replacing carpet, etc.

My home inspector recommended using this to repaint the exterior (because there was a problem with water intrusion in the past.

We replaced furnaces, gutted the kitchen, full repaint throughout the interior and refinished the hardwood floors.

I'm planning to pull up the porch boards to repaint and was wondering what type of waterproofing would be recommended to ensure that when I replace the insulation and drywall that it doesn't turn into it's current state in another 10 years.

The tenant smoked in the unit (even though their original lease said no smoking), so it had to be repainted and several other smaller items needed repair.

I thought of painting the sign onto the garage so it could still be read, and then repainting the garage door when it sells, but I'm thinking it may look a little tacky?  

The first thing I would do is take a razor blade and clean up the glass and make all those lines straight and scrape the loose paint and repaint. 

Those were repainted.

"He (Du) is remodeling the place, renovating the rooms, repainting."

I spent the trouble of pulling apart and repainting a few baseboard heaters. $4 per spray can and needed about 4.