Knot Anymore - Pining for Paint part 1

[@jessicat9055]

Been trying to decide if painting over the knotty pine is the way to go and you've convinced me. I'll have a pro come in as those grooves are all over. Thanks!

[@lolawalsh9187]

I love knotty pine

[@jeffg6008]

Me too!! I’m sanding the paint off mine to expose the beautiful wood!!!!

[@sheepdogonthehill]

@@jeffg6008that sounds like a lot of work

[@kristiefish7041]

Nice “radio” voice. And great vid😊👍🏼!

[@Loki7430]

Excellent tutorial..... particularly the sections on why not to fill gaps. Makes perfect sense.

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!

[@Anndkfjrosldm123]

Now that wood elements, rattan and tans are in style, I think you should have stained them with whitewash stain to tone down the yellows. They sell the stains in sandy colors too.

[@wildtrinigal]

I just bought a house full of knotty pine and im thinking I gotta do something....I think this is it!!

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

I don't think you'll regret it, good luck!

[@lsseaside7303]

Very Impressive! Thanks so much!

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Thanks for watching!

[@jlbreedloveable]

Like now with the uncovering of wood floors from carpet and linoleum, a few generations will be like “OMG they painted knotty pine and brick” 😂. He does a great job though.

[@nickknight6130]

Thank you very much for your video, is very detail video, you tell which primer, orifice size, you show us how to spray. Gbu🙏

[@tammycsicso7997]

Thank u I needed this pine kitchen cabinets I wanna paint them white

[@gardengirl11ify]

Me too. How did it go?. Could you cover the dark knots?

[@ad-fu1sd]

I just want to make sure, we don’t have to sand or strip the walls at all?

[@flexhex3334]

So did you completely sand the varnish off?

[@gthompson4024]

I have two small bedrooms with knotty pine paneling and would like to paint them. I'm gathering estimates and the range to do both rooms varies significantly ($2,500 to $5,600) What is a fair estimate to paint over knotty pine in a 12x14 room?

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Impossible to say without knowing more details but I'd be suspicious of the low end price, do your due diligence with references with the higher end price and make sure you understand their process.

[@michaelc2820]

This is 5 years old, so I am sure you have learned by now that you always strain any Sherwin Williams product before use and to have the proper filters in your gun as well as your pump especially when using a 310 tip. The spraying technique you used was very novice as well, no horizontal passes should have been made here. Vertical strokes only, working from right to left with your fan angled slightly towards the right followed by a second pass from left to right with your fan angled slightly towards the left, this method will assure all gaps between boards are covered.

[@walterlodzinski6847]

Do we not have to sand the sealed walls before pruning and painting?! Or is that only when using a sprayer (which I don’t own). Please tell me there’s a way to simply prime and not sand first 🤣

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Sanding is best practices and always a good idea, but technically there are bonding primers that will adhere without sanding like Stix and Coverstain.

[@johnfrederickson3082]

How do Sr. Denoff FFLP 310 airless tips compare to Graco FFLP 310 airless tips? Is there any difference?

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Don't know anything about the first type of tip you mentioned so I'm afraid I can't say!

[@andyfox1979]

Are those starter weed plants at the end of the video?

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Haha nope, tomatoes!

[@andyfox1979]

@@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482 very similar look

[@bloodyv3ins800]

Think you I need this I hate my walls

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

I hear you, knotty pine can get a little taxing after one too many years!

[@elisaf524]

Hi Noah, I was always told NOT to paint wood in cabins because it doesn't let the wood breath - I'm not sure if this is based in anything. What are your thoughts?

[@gregmiller9957]

I can't see paint vs polyurethane having too much difference in breathability and there's a ton of wood that is polyurethaned. I could see there being a problem if you didn't do both sides...especially with something not attached to a wall.

[@piperfect]

Someone painted the knotty pine in my house and I want it back to being knotty pine. What is the best way to reverse this?

[@cy0mrb58]

You can sand off the paint and refinish

[@piperfect]

I considered it, but I wouldn't want to spend the time it would take to do. Maybe someday when I am retired.

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Sanding would be the easiest method, but this would be a ton of work and likely not worth the time/expense.

[@Xoletta]

Excellent video series! I'm wondering how the paint has held up over the years? Any cracking, flaking or peeling? I keep hearing paint won't stick to this type of surface for long. Was your paneling varnished?

[@mick2spic]

It’s all about the quality of primer used first. Stix primer is tried and true. Also a quality trim quality paint finish from a pro paint store would be best. Ben Moore Advance or something with similar quality. If using primer / paint from box store it will more than likely peel

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Yes, the paneling was varnished, and I've been back to the house recently and it's all still perfect, no bleed through or failure. This substrate could absolutely fail with a bad coating system, but with Stix plus a quality enamel it's going to last indefinitely.

[@stephanieclement7692]

This video is prime.

[@LubaLuba1]

Hi painter, what do you recommend in a primer for knotty pine stain covered beams in my great room. I don't want the knotty to bleed.

[@LubaLuba1]

I think theres a lil shellac on the beam so can I just use the SW extreme bond oil based primer on it all I will be brushing I am no set up for spraying.

[@LubaLuba1]

oh in the video I am pretty sure you said Extreme Bond but you are suggesting SW extreme block ?

[@LubaLuba1]

So what I picked up was ""exterior oil based wood primer for penetrates, seals and blocks stains""

[@thesweetestpotato81]

Bob Ross-esque

[@ruthlian2846]

What product did you used for the primer ?

[@ruthlian2846]

The Freelance Painter from sherwin William? Does it work ?

[@ruthlian2846]

The Freelance Painter I tried painting it on my wood panel and the top wall close to the ceiling turn slight yellow is that normal ? And how do I get off the primer in my wood floor and window?

[@Josh-sk2xw]

That's all I use for fine finish 395 and a Titan 440 they work great better coverage or material quicker snorkel goes in the material and you're good to go who wants to keep refilling

[@claryfray707]

I want to wallpaper over this exact type of wood paneling i was planing on using a thick wallpaper liner first and then putting my patterned wallpaper on top would that work ti make sure the cracks won't seep through should i sand first or fill in the cracks with a spackling agent please let me know I don't want to mess up my wall. Thank you

[@claryfray707]

@@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482 ok thank you

[@Cam-wi3tp]

so sad to see all that pretty wood get hidden by paint

[@terryf5131]

Agreed!!

[@johnsherman6718]

I agree.

[@natekerx85]

No way, bye bye!

[@elegantutility368]

Lol - no! After a short while it feels so so depressing

[@dougcaswell9961]

Isn't much of the point to let us know what kind of primer you use to do this, hello?!!!!!

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

I did, watch it again.

[@jimfeaster4837]

Which brand paint ?

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel

[@rpainter6862]

why dont you post any more

[@rpainter6862]

@@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482 i get you thanks gor the response

[@thomastindira8717]

That’s a lot of hassle

[@vickylynnfrench4146]

natural look is way better painting it ruined the look

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

Thanks for your design input I'll notify the client immediately, I'm sure they'll be really glad to know.

[@Patrick-nw9bt]

7 mins ans 20 seconds worth of talking.

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

I hope you relished every second

[@Patrick-nw9bt]

@@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482 nope went on to the next video

[@advicefromayoungtradesmant2482]

@@Patrick-nw9bt holiday cheer abounds 🤗🎀🐎