Awesome.Thank you.

thanks. how many layers you apply on ceiling and walls? do you cut in one layer or two?

Great instructional video for a near beginner like me. The way you cut in close ups was very useful.

What size nap did you use for the siding? 3/8” for smooth soffit, but what about siding with texture?

I could hear what you was saying when you turned on the sprayer? Did a missed something good like information? Or what should I do 😮

Your videos are great, but surprised you use that caulk. It doesn't last very long.

That's a lot of music, but your videos are great.

My house has a very old YELLOW (80s color) how to color it with white, any idea. I tried 3 quotes but still yellow shed is still there.

My shit slipped today lmao I couldn’t do anything but laugh it off. Thankfully didn’t experience any real pain just a scratch haha

So helpful

Dat 3/8 is the one

Step one, don’t listen to unqualified gardeners parading as Decorators 👍

Thank you for organizing us for this project.

😢 not legal its a water pollution

i like the sound of your sprayer. what model is it?

Thank you for explaining and demonstrating how to do the lay on and lay off so well. I’m going to attempt to paint my spare bedroom and your videos were absolutely amazing 👌🏾

Thank you for sharing your expertise 💯

Thank you so much for this information! It’s still extremely helpful 💯

Very helpful. Thanks!

Thanks You

Could you attach the links to the items you used?

So is the step 2 (Lay it off)considered the second coat? Or would the second coat be seperate? Also with the T11 siding, is it necessary to use 3/4" nap, or can i get away with 3/8"?

You got me! I was thinking this guy's nuts and then....lol!!

Doing it right is probably the difference between a paint job that can last a decade or more..and one that starts peeling almost a month later.. so yeah..the prep is JOB #1 .. thanks so much for thise video.. I had some painter come to give me an estimate.. and the house is mostly brick except for the top of a typical rambler home.. and the cheapest was in the thousands.. and I ask what prep job they did.. the guy was . we scrape and paint.. no powerwash, just a quickl swipe with a rag... and slap on the paint.. I was like.. that dont sound right to me.. no wonder the guy was squirly about any warranty.. he was.. if it dont stick its the paint manufacturer fault.. pfft.. I never called them back.

This helped me a lot, thanks mate!

Whole series was terrific. Great explanations and tips. Thank you!!

Great video, thanks.

Cant lay off on new drywall tries too quick

Been paintin for 15 years never stepped on a tray/pan😂

WELL ... to be honest - It is 10 times easier and faster for a home owner - to always paint the trim FIRST ! you can allow the paint to cover a 1/2 inch to to an inch or more of the wall . Then when you paint the wall it far easier to cut a clean line to the trim with the wall color . and YES I painted a lot of rooms with working at a high school for 4 years , 10 years painting college dorm rooms and my brothers and sisters and friends homes and condos

No paint would survive a scratch test after a day. Different products vary but most take 2 weeks to a month to cure. It can remain soft for up to a week or two at least. So this is bad advice, not practical either because paint is supposed to go over primer within 7 days so that it bonds properly. So many reasons why this is just wrong. If you scratch it with fingernail, more then a month after final coat of paint, then you should be going back to the store or just find a new product. Sorry but I just don't think anyone should take this advice. Rub your finger on it back and forth before applying your next coat, if it rubs off, then you have an issue. Don't use your nail on paint or primer that hasn't even had time to cure. It's latex, you know like the gloves or condoms. Oil, acrylic and epoxy, tend to be a much more durable paint as it dries into a hard product, unlike latex. Latex is decent for most residential applications though, no need to go overboard.

11 years ago! Wow! Too much trouble. I'll just use a roller.

Why wouldn't you be using a wieny roller so you don't have to cut in?

i rubbed my cock real good .

Thank you very much for this. Very helpful. Peace!

Is this guy a idiot

Beautifully explained

Sorry if I sound negative but I’ve been painting 40 years and running it onto the ceiling is not acceptable just because you’re dealing with textured wall, there are ways around a misaligned ceiling that don’t require much extra time to make your lines crisp

Yo, I've been painting all day. I may have had a few cold ones. The last thing I wanted to do is clean the brush and roller. I REALLY appreciate this video my man!!!! 👍

good job!!!

No BS or selling products. Thank you for keeping it simple.

this is one of the OLD AND GOLD ONE BEST TUTORIALS you wll see in your life !! i alredy know how to paint im kinda profesional but damn i wish i saw this video when i was starting

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Really appreciate how concise your videos are 😊🤘🙏💪 thank you for all the tips

My paint doesn't roll on wall very well. I end up having to press so hard, i end up giving up. Whats happening?

I love this guyn the axes did it for me you got a sub!

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Slow process, Just down stream it...

Thanks

Thanks babe