5 INCREDIBLE HACKS Every Painter Should Use! 

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lol i said the same thing a diffrent vid minni cena

This gets said in just about every video

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That's awesome man you're gonna run that school someday

👍 I'm glad there's painters who teach tips that ppl can use 👍

@@Idahopainter hey man, help me market my invention for Hardy Board. Looks like wood as these Colortones or spray and stack shops do but next time it needs cleaned and sealed they can't do it without the boards lol. My way a monkey can do it

I don’t know if you have heard of the Richard/Hyde gooseneck flexible paint brush extension. This will help in all kinds of situations. Awesome paint brush. Reach the unreachable. Cheers!

I'll be using this tip this week

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Nice, you're a painting vet!💪🏽💪🏽

Got a question for you pros . I am a trim carpenter . I was building a new hand rail and staircase in a really nice house . It was just me and my crew doing some windows and staircase and remodel of two fireplaces . Painters came in too paint all of the . Super nice oak . Base/case door jambs . Crown chair rail . Kitchen cabs and island . As it was all stained and finished . We left for a week let them have the house . Came back and the finish is cracking bad . U can run your hands across the wood work now and it feels like 400 grit . But the cracking and etc is BAD . Bad bad bad bad

Did they stain or paint it?@@robblakley5805

I over head the painters and home owners talking . Painter said . There is a product. That they can spray on over lacquer . So they wouldn’t haft to use lacquer again . As home owners . Left for a week . They don’t want to leave again cause I know it’s a whole re paint . I guess my question is . Is there any such product .

Keep Grinding 💪your effort will be worth it

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Thanks for watching and sharing!

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Wow, thanks

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Baby/wet wipes do exactly same thing, also they're great for cleaning off oil and water based paint. I have been using these for years!

You would think the alcohol would dry out the rubber... and I don't think you have to worry about getting YOURSELF sick. Lol. Maybe if you share masks... which is gross...

I appreciate that!

Miss you on live show how are you doing?

@@Idahopainter doing good, miss you guys too.

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The goose neck brush I seen it in another video paint life

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I spray cabinets with solvent based alkyd primer and solvent based polyurethane top coat. Meaning solvents get air borne. Your only option for ventilation is to have all doors and windows open. You could spend $150 on a very powerful exhaust fan from Harbour Freight - it is 3,000 CFM, not kidding, and very very sturdy. But it won't suck out 3,000 CFM from any room fast enough so you don't inhale it even with a VOC respirator. Best approach is to open all windows/doors AND spray slow so you don't saturate the air with overspray/solvents. I also use a forced air full face shield with the air pump on a belt You can get these from military surplus ebay stores for literally $20 for the air pump. The face mask is about $100. Taping is not as straight forward and fast as he shows it on the video. The spray will enter any little gap you leave in the tape - like for example where the tape meets the shelf. Also usually cabinets have dust or fine debris or food oils and tape does not stick perfect. Take your time taping - it is done the way he shows here but he uses fancy orange tape because that is probably one of his sponsors. I suggest using the highest tack white masking tape you can find. And don't use plastic - use masking paper - it moves much less than the thin plastic when the air from the spray gun hits it. Plastic, if not tight can move and stick itself on the newly sprayed surface. Do yourself a favor and use super fast primer - an alkyd solvent based primer or a lacquer undercoat (solvent based too). Dry time is instant for the alkyd and about 60 seconds for the undercoat. Fills any scratches, dings, etc. too and results in a superior sculpted finish. Both materials fill the worse of the worse - the exposed edges of MDF - in a single pass. Because of the fast dry time the solids do not have time to "soak" into the shitty MDF and set hard on the surface. Every other primer either soaks in or it requires 3-4 coats and waiting in between. Spray rig: HVLP gun (remote cup preferred for hand comfort and easy angling) or the Graco fine finish nozzles for airless (but if using the airless filling the hose takes a quart of material and cleaning with Lacquer Thinner wastes a gallon for sure). Honestly for the ease of use I'd go with the Fine Finish Airless nozzle. Price of 1-2 gallons of Lacquer for cleaning is ok and you most likely own an airless sprayer already so a Fine Finish nozzle and tip will run about $90. With my suggestions you do not need to remove any doors and drawers unless you need every single surface of the drawers painted (back, bottom). But taping some models of hinges and handles is a bitch so play it by ear. Remove as much hardware as you can. A kitchen with two walls of cabinets and two bathroom cabinets takes me 6-7 hours - from the time I open the door to the time I lock up the place and leave. One man. Good luck.

Too expensive to bring it to México

Wow, perfect tip

Just get a graco 395 with fflp tips Much faster and better quality that those hand held battery powered sprayers You will see the difference on the finish product

Glad to help

Thank you!🤙

If you have 3 hours of painting experience you have no business being that close to anything Graco