INTERIOR PAINTING? How DIY’ers Can Get A Perfect Finish Using The “W” Technique!

[@frankdeckard5395]

How are you keeping so much paint on your roller? I am just diy guy painting my house but I feel like my paint is much thinner and doesn’t cover that big of a w. Thanks for your content good sir.

[@riding2nowhere]

Hey Wazzup, what's the deal with priming the walls after it's been taped and floated before you put the Texture on the wall???? Is it a Scam for contractors to make more money?? Then prime again after Texture. THANKS

[@leroychavez4113]

Nice work Paul.

[@aurelius6000]

Wondering how you can go over the covered surface and not create pulls and lines in the paint. I also share the question immediately below.

[@ScullyPop]

Awesome technique.

[@PaulPeck]

Thank you Scully!💥👊🏻😎

[@jonathan19947]

Never seen this method before is it new or something

[@jamestiscareno4387]

No, not new at all.

[@mountaingorilla406]

No...old secret

[@GhostsGenocide]

Very old

[@tedmcdonald3377]

😎⚒️😎⚒️😎

[@kittybrowneye3163]

Back rolling omg revolutionary has nothing to do with the "w"

[@PaulPeck]

Sounds like you might not have seen the beginning of the video? But for the record, the final roll from floor to ceiling is crucial for the “W” technique to be successful. You never just want to roll to the middle of a wall and call it done. You have to lay it all out as the final step. That helps distribute the paint more evenly.👍🏻🤓