Failing to do so 'can create a bumpy base upon which the paint will be applied, and thus develop bubbles, especially if the wall has cracks or small loose particles,' says professional painter, Kaur.

Most often, paint bubbles on walls from moisture or heat, which causes a layer—or multiple layers—to lift away from the surface below.

The most likely cause is moisture. It's important to address the underlying issue before you repair the paint.

Whether you're painting the interior or exterior of your home, take these steps to ensure a pleasing result.

If you've ever attempted an art project that called for the use of bubbles, you know they're pretty finicky to draw. Now imagine trying to do it with spray paint. It's kind of a situation where if ...

Give your coffee mug a personal touch with stenciled designs! This easy DIY shows you how to paint a mug with words, patterns ...

If your car has paint cracking, or your Welds or Bondo is showing when it's not supposed to, Car Craft Magazine will show you how to repair your car paint job effectively and correctly.