Ace Paints Holiday Gifts
Sam Lutz • November 27, 2018
Whether you’re shopping for an avid painter, or want something with a personal touch, Ace Paints and Unfinished Furniture has the right gift for everyone on your list. Better still, we have the supplies you need to create your own special gift. So as you start your holiday shopping, keep some of these ideas in mind. They’ll truly make the holidays unique and special.
Paints, Stains and Supplies
No matter what project your friends and family might be taking on, we have the right supplies for the job. If you’re shopping for more practical folks, there are plenty of options. From wood stains to beautiful, high-quality paints, you can help your friends or family take their home improvement to a new level.
If you don’t want to presume or simply don’t know their preferences, we carry a extensive line of painting accessories that are perfect for anyone starting a new project. From paint brushes to masking tapes and cleaning supplies, you can build a bundle to satisfy and thrill any DIY-er.
Create One-of-a-Kind Furniture
There are no better gifts than the ones we make ourselves. This is particularly true when it comes to something our loved ones will have for a long time. With a piece of quality unfinished furniture, you can create a statement piece that will suit any taste.
From dressers, to desks, to coffee tables, we carry plenty of options to create a piece of truly unique furniture that’s all wood and built to last. When paired with a stain or other finish, you can completely customize your furniture to match anyone’s aesthetic. If you’ve tackled an unfinished furniture project, visit our earlier blog
for a few tips to get you started.
Stop by Ace Paints for a Great Holiday Gifts
With two locations in Mt. Lebanon and McMurray, Ace Paints has been serving the South Hills area for over 30 years. If you’re ready to start your holiday shopping or have questions about our furniture, stop in or contact us
today.
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