Well what I'm trying to teach here is proper application of the paint to utilize the brush strokes to create the groening of the bristle strokes with the latex to create a natural-looking door, I can throw a gallon of paint on there and not even mask it I can mask it and throw paint in a pump sprayer and pump it up and spray it on like that but I'm really trying to implement teaching proper brushstroke methods and I think that's important in this video but I appreciate that you can spray a door and tape it, I can also spray a door I don't even have to tape it and mask it I can just roll it with a 9 inch roller but proper brush strokes are important in painting in my opinion

@RightWayInteriorpainting obviously as a professional painter it is essential to know how to use a brush. If this was a textured 6pannel door you can brush it all day and get flawless results. However this is a flat door that in my opinion is completely ruined by brush marks. Been painting 22years.. so I can paint it any way you can imagine. I'd at least use a microfiber mini roller personally if I absolutely didn't want to get the best finish spraying it. Consistent stippling looks far cleaner than brush marks... even the best trim paints like emerald urethane enamel with is excellent self leveling properties doesn't leave behind a sprayed finish.

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Valspar 2000 eggshell great question this paint is just as comparable to Benjamin Moore at 2399 a gallon I use it on all of my painting jobs for the interiors however I do use Benjamin Moore white semi-gloss on my tram

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Well considering the price of tape blue tape wouldn't work you would have to buy green tape I think 2-inch green tape is at 1499 a roll I was taught to learn how to freehand with painting with a paintbrush I do utilize tape once in awhile but never for taping trim or ceiling lines but everybody has their own preference I don't have enough patience to set tape up LOL 😂😆 I would get frustrated real quick thank you for your comment and thank you for your interest keep watching and learn more

@@RightWayInteriorpainting all good - I'm just an amateur who only decorates his own home. I buy the tape in bulk, it's only £8 for a 40 metre roll here in the UK.

Precisely, but if you watch the Right video and do it exactly that way it will be easy I appreciate your comment keep watching learn more at DIY how to paint interiors the right way 🤓🇺🇲

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After you dunk your roller if you start at the top there's going to be too much paint up there if you start at the bottom they'll be too much painter on the bottom and it could trip down on your baseboard I always start in the middle that spreads the paint evenly not too much paint at the top not too much paint at the bottom this method spreads the paint uniformly on the entire wall surface so when it dries you have a perfect finish and the second question is you don't necessarily have to use a mask but if the paint smell bothers you you could I normally use a fan while I'm painting to dry the surface more quickly you can utilize opening Windows when you paint thank you for your comment I truly do appreciate it and they're really good questions 💯

@@RightWayInteriorpainting thanks a lot

We don't use primer the walls have already been painted it's two coats of the finish paint very good question I appreciate your question 💯

An incidentally the paint we were using for this job as a valspar 2000 eggshell 2399 a gallon

Yes I was using a half inch roller nap good question thank you very much I appreciate it

Well it's just because I'm starting off with videography and it's complicated to do it all by yourself but I truly do appreciate your comment keep watching to learn more at DIY how to paint interiors the right way

Well there's many techniques the way I roll my walls you don't see any lines that's why you go back over your work lightly to blend everything in when the paint dries there's a nice teen with no imperfections this is my way and I find it to be the best way for equality finish I appreciate your comment keep watching learn more at DIY how to paint interiors the right way

@@RightWayInteriorpainting I worked briefly for a painting company years ago and I was taught to go straight up and down and then to "feather" over when the paint was dry. This was nice to watch. Thank you for posting.

Precisely when you go up and down and blend over your work you're removing any imperfections in the roller nap and you're leaving no lines and the finished product comes out 100% better then rolling randomly side to side thank you for your comment I appreciate you watching learn more at DIY how to paint interiors the right way

Were you repainting the white trim and shelves? I was cringing at the red spatter there must have been.

@@craighamelin no there wasn't a lot of splatter the way I roll and at the end of the job I go around and touch up the top of the bottom piece of trim where there may be splatters of little drips from the roller very good question when I finish a job it's 100% quality

Well that's the whole purpose of painting it by brush is to leave the professional graining in the wood to make it look like a natural wood painted door you can roll it if you desire but if you watch my last video you'll notice it's a professional paint job that's the way professional painters do it some people use a roller and that's just fine that's not the way I do it but I hope that the video helped you keep watching thank you for your comment 👍

Yes it matters I use a stiff brush when I paint doors I use a stiff blue bristle brush very good question a lot of people like to use a light feathery brush light feathery brushes are more for wall cut in

Yes please do the meth it works really well if you use the method over and over you'll become very proficient at it and it will save a lot of time energy and money doing it right the first time thank you for your interest I appreciate your comment

You're very welcome I hope it works stick to the method and you'll save time and money and energy doing it right the first time

Yes I used to do the top panels first when I first started painting, but then I learned I was sick of kneeling up and down going up and down up and down so once you start at the bottom panels and bring your side rails up by the time you stand up the bottom is already done and you don't have to keep kneeling down that's why I do it in reverse

Apparently either or way works just fine it's all about preference the older I get the less I want to kneel down LOL thank you for your input I appreciate it 🖕

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@@RightWayInteriorpainting used to paint houses during the summer months growing up.

Two and a half inch purdy brush

Two and a half inch slant

Very good question, normally we paint those at the beginning if we're painting the walls if not they can be done prior to painting the rest of the frame I like to get those because it makes the job look complete thank you for watching my video I appreciate your input

The side of the door the front edge gets painted always the hinge side is outside so that's considered exterior so therefore it's only the front side of the edge of the door and normally that gets painted first too

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Come back to review the videos as much as you need to to add some different techniques to your jobs thank you

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Thank you for your feedback I appreciate it the customer didn't want us to remove any of the hardware although I probably would have removed it myself I found no need to remove it if you utilize your Brussels of the brush properly you can cut it in without removing it

Benjamin Moore white semi-gloss two and a half inch slant paintbrush

I'm going to be making a video about what proper tools to use while painting

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Excellent advice I've already made similar videos and I plan on producing another one exactly of what you're speaking thank you for your input I appreciate it 👍💯😎

Exactly but if you have the proper techniques the paper really does come off very easy thank you for your info for input 👍

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Thank you for your input it took about 3 minutes to paint one wall

Yes the trim was painted no the ceiling was not painted that wasn't part of the job for the customer

Normally when we do a whole room we paint the ceiling first and then we paint the trim and the walls are always last to give it a fine cut line

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