15 basic tools every painter must have. 

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I use womans pantyhose from the dollar store for a straining paing . Sound ridiculous but its cheap.

Thanks so much! More coming

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Neat and clean is the name of the game always!

Thanks. Love this biz!

Thank you

Every job yes. But in the duffel on site. Not on your person.

We paint at high volume. Not interested in brushes lasting forever. A month tops. As far as natural versus synthetic that's personal preference. I say whichever you pick master it and be sure to apply every stroke as perfect as you can with no brush marks. keeping in mind the absolute satisfaction of the customer. Happy painting

Coffee too. Lol. Thanks

Kettle?

@@kdcarespainting8651 paint kettle he probably means. We use them in the uk lol

To be a real painter you must paint without tape. Believe it or not you can actually acheive better results. Tape is More for the DIY

@@kdcarespainting8651 I used to think that way, now I paint trim first, tape, then walls. Lines are so straight it’s stupid, and I don’t even have to cut in real perfect, just the ceilings are the only thing that need a journeyman to cut in. It’s so simple, now a day I just get into the house, clean the walls, protect the floors, paint the trim, tape the trim, roll the walls, cut in everything and then roll a second coat, take the tape off and it’s money. I can charge a few dollars more because I’ll explicitly tell the client “it is physically impossible to paint a straighter line by hand then it is by using tape” and I’ll show them examples through their own house. The difference between a straight line, and a perfectly straight line, one where you are able to look at a customer and tell them “notice how perfectly straight the trim and wall have been cut in” is frog tape. Try it on one room, bro, you will not regret it

Its a "MICROFIBER" towel. But thanks anyway lol