there is a white paint spot on the door😅

Out of all the videos, this is a real professional. I was taught by a painter to learn to cut with both hands.

If you were, for example, painting a single wall in a home to use as an experiment and you applied 1 coat of primer then 1 coat of topcoat then you looked at it and decided to add one more coat of topcoat to make the finish appear more "full" for lack of a better word and you were satisfied with that look. When you begin painting the other walls that are just like the experiment wall, will the finish appear the same if you decided to apply 2 coats of primer and 1 coat of top coat? I had read an article that a guy wrote and he was talking about if you are going to paint something more than 2 coats (1 primer and 1 topcoat), to use primer for those additional coats. One reason being primer is half the price of top coat paint usually. But Ive never done an experiment to see with my own eyes if you painted a wall with 1 primer / 2 topcoats would it appear the same to the eyes if you used 2 primer / 1 topcoat? Would you also recommend that same strategy of using multiple primer coats vs multiple topcoats?

Question - Im not very knowlegeable of best paints to use in certain scenarios so I'm asking you guys. I literally scraped all the old paint off the drywall in my guest bedroom using a heat gun and I re-mudded the entire surface area going for an L5 finish. Im about 80% complete with the mud/sanding and I'm approaching the point where I need to select my primer and topcoat. Im now seeing these articles saying something like "seal your drywall before priming" which makes it sound like sealant is a seperate thing from primer and should be applied to the wall first and then the primer after that. But then the very next sentence says "using a primer-sealant is crucial for good paint adhesion" and I'm like .... so why would it say "seal your drywall before priming?" Can you guys explain this b/c im more confused now than i was before i had heard of drywall sealant.

Im a homeowner. I also help family and friends maintain their homes. This is the single best video on primers. Saved me $. Gracias.

Should have squeezed the trigger before putting on the "tip" so it doesn't damage the needle

I've used this, its not very fun to control the dangling doors , some material dosen't hang well . Still have to take doors down to sand an prep.

Great episode, Michal Cheney is a great inspiration for us in the Industry!

Wow thanks for this video!!! I’m a new paint contractor so i’ll take all the tips, tricks, and advice possible!

They do it the best way THAT WORKS FOR THEM, everyone is different.

I have an extra gallon Zinzer oil based primer that says interior. I cannot return it so I want to use it on an outside project. It need not last longer than 2 years. Is it worth trying it?

Don’t need the background music

Not sure I really heard any tips?!?!

goodnight . My name is Reginaldo, I'm 40 years old. I live here in Brazil and I'm looking for someone to help me work if possible. live in the United States. I have worked as a construction painter for 20 years

Bro you have to use an oil based primer over oil based paint if you are switching to water based 😂 what a hack

Every painter has their top quality of hand held brushes. You can have the best brush, but I really believe it’s how good you can cut in. I personally use Purdy brushes. This is just my own personal opinion. I’m not criticizing any company, or anyone.

I mud and paint drywall, but you sir are a very talented professional. Leroy Chavez

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Would this be the same process for latex over a danish oil finish?

What about the turbine how do you know where to set that. I have the graco 9.5. Do you go full 100% on the turbine

Team huddles.. That's what happens when women get involved in 'mans' work Be talking about 'feelings next !

Awesome video guys,what if the customers insist in buying the paint??? I am at this point of figuring out how to inject this into my final price,however it is a challenge. Any critical feedback is welcomed

Rembrandt are the best brushes for sure. Especially on stucco

Starting my first two limewash jobs next week. Doing my house this weekend as practice. Contractor in Salt Lake City Utah not sure if there is a rep? 🤷‍♂️

Masking top spots is the most tedious task in spray painting Did you guys use an ordinary ladder to reach and mask the high areas?

5-10 minutes to strain paint? Haha! Just use a 5 gal net strainer takes 1 minute including clean up. These guys are clowns.

Wooster speedbucket (not the pelican) are the best ones , more room to work with.

Very impressive!

Why is it that just about every contractor says the previous guy was trash and used amateur techniques 😂?

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Great video, I'm going to be implementing something similar for smaller jobs. Many homeowners don't realize that for a contractor to drive across the city, and do an in-person meeting for a quote, it can easily cost the contractor several hours + vehicle costs. It's especially hard when I give that much time out of the day, and it's just a small low value job, and they say thanks, and that they were just "curious" what a contractor would charge.

Don’t like angle cut sash brushes. With a twitch of the wrist a square cut can go back without flipping. Purdy no longer seems to stock brush racks with square cut sash brushes. They also discontinued the 4” XL Titan years ago. The only 4” brushes they sell now have sharp square corners on the ferrule which make it uncomfortable to choke up on. Economists are running design not painters. DIYers don’t want to spend money on good brushes or clean them properly

Thank you for this, I had some previously used doors installed but they definitely don’t pass the scratch test. I’ll strip them back to the bare wood before repainting. Thanks again.

Thank you

cool vid

If you spray at a shop temp that is 53 then take them inside the business at the same temp checking them every time you hang another to the end and they look perfect, then after you clean the gun up, 20-30min, you walk back into the drying area to find the boss turned the heat up to 75 and all the cabinet doors have runs, what do you say?

What do you do with the two screw holes left in the edge?

The spray pole looks great. But shocking to see a professional worker climbing a 60 ft ladder. That's insane. I'm used to other regulations, where the maximum height for professional work on ladders is 6.5 feet

Those are sash brushes, not for cutting walls. they leave gaps. when you use an actual wall brush , which is a flat brush, no angle, you get much more even coverage. You need a very good, 3 or 4 inch brush with fine bristles.

Notice she says she’s in charge of finances !!!! I believe that goes for every business owner with the wife is the finance manager ??? Lol

Hard to tell,does this sander have a tapered pad? Or a rubber outside ring like the full circle radius 360? Looks like a good pivot point.

for a profesional finish is better to paint the doors laying down so you can put a thicker coat on them with out worring about the paint saggin

this stuff doesn't work lol

Don't be a Douche to your employees! Oh Ive been doing it for 25 years. Your cool!!! Then you pay your guys like trash and profit all the money. Sweet

what about using deglosser?

Great video

"Sponsored by" Stak Rak. Also you're reading a script... This looks like you can make a mistake and the upper stacked door can slide off the rack and can drop on the bottom door giving birth to a plethora of curse words and ruining your paint job and day. The design is promising but lacks security. Too flimsy.

Cutting in white trim with white wall pait is a poor choice for a visual effect