ART STUDIO TIPS AND TRICKS TO HELP YOU ON YOUR BUILD 

Thanks 👍 as I say it's great until you get a cat jump on the roof and makes you jump lol not good when your doing detailed stuff But love it so peaceful and works so well thanks for watching see you in the next one ✌

How cool is that glad it helps you out you will love it mark just watch out for the cats when they jump on the roof lol all the best with your build rob

My other studio started it's life as a 16x10 shed and the roof went that's when I made the new version which has a flat roof on it sloped to the back much better Thanks for the feedback 👍 all the best JT AIRBRUSH 👍

🤣🤣it works great for the screams when things go wrong 🙃 I use to have grass in the garden a one point until the electric mower go stuck and I lunched it over into next-doors garden 🤣🤣🤣 so yes the sound panels work great 👍 thanks for watching ✌

But man you save my house from having a square opening for thr exhaust fan. It's much easier and cheaper to cut one in the shed. Just gave me a great idea! Thanks. Just need to get off my lazy butt and build it😁

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Hi Dean thanks man 👍studio 2 is my favourite it has beer in it lol and no one can hear you scream when things go wrong And believe me they go wrong if I put the outtakes on RU-vid I would get banned 🤣

@@dredfxcustompaint LMFAO I've got a 6x8 galvanised up my back garden you've inspired me Rob I can see a conversion comming up in the spring I will need a 100ft extension lead though as my compressor is electric other than that it's good to go 👍👍

@@deanbrown7643 nice one Dean you have a studio 2 right there waiting for transformation 😀

@@dredfxcustompaint yep bud and my first job will be a mobility scooter I bought for my misses when she had a back operation and couldn't get around very well for 6mnths now it's redundant so I'll do it up and flog it already painted it once candy Apple red but that was a few yrs ago and it needs freshening up 😆😆without that video off yours would never have thought of it I originally painted it at work but had to do it in my own time which meant sat and sun afternoons

By the way bud did you hit the u tube criteria to start getting revenue? ??

Thanks Richard remember watch out for cats on the roof it scares the s**t out of you when your concentrating on some artwork all the best with your build thanks for watching and i will see you in the next one 👍

Haha I bet. Last thing anyone wants when concentrating. Rob when you have the time who do you watch on RU-vid airbrush wise. If you do 👍

@@gardenholding4411 my favourite artist has passed away which was Jamie Rodriguez he was my inspiration the next artist I really like Is Corey Saint Clair I went on a course at sm designs in Ireland and had the choice of a Corey Saint Clair course or bru blar and picked dru Was a great course dru is spot on at teaching but I wish I had have met Corey 😕 maybe one day

@@gardenholding4411 this is Jamie ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xn_15KP0Y7I.html

Thanks rob. I'll check the link out. 👍

Yes I no it only had one small window in the side and the light that came in was no good so went with daylight bulbs above The easal works great when your painting thanks for watching and the feedback much appreciated all the best rob 👍

Hi Mike it's fully insulated so in the winter I have a small electric heater summer months I have the door open if it gets to hot but it never gets to hot here in the UK 🤣👍my paint has been fine in this studio with the temperatures here

Thank you DRED.

John if your referring to the peel and stick underlayment. Works like magic brother. That's what they are using now here in the states, untill the actual metal or shingle roof goes on. It works so good one of my family members used it on his house till he got money to get the metal roof he wanted. Funny thing the insurance guy asked him to removed the underlayment cause he needed to see the status of the roof. He told him I'm not taking it off. You guys told me to protect my roof till you guys figured something on how you would handle the claim. He also told him he was asking him to do something almost impossible to do. He told the ins guy It's stuck but you can try taking it off. Which the insurance guy said I would how hard could it be. 15 mins later he said damn that's on there alright. He said okay I had to walk allover the roof making sure everything was solid under there and gave him the green light. The funny thing was that they only used that for valleys and he put it all over the roof. So yes it's very expensive but worth the money. It's like 200 dollars or was at the time per roll. It only cover like 220 square ft. I could be wrong on the coverage. They also have another one which is less expensive at homedepot but I can tell the quality is also not as good as the one mentioned, but still better than the black felt. If you go for the black felt go with the thicker one the 30 instead of the 15. I have used all and have never had a problem at the end if the day it all depends on the way the shingle is installed. I would wait till summer to do it. As one of the roofers told me he had less problems when the shingles are layed on summer time. On cold weather. The cold makes the shingle hard and brittle to install easy to break. Hope this helps John!

Thanks for the detailed reply Jesus, it's just a replacement roofing felt that I need to keep the water out of my shed which is only 13x12 and it came with a few rolls of the cheap looking thin felt, it's been on there a couple of years now but I want something better and looking around I've seen a rubberised alternative to the usual roofing felt so was wondering if it's any better, I don't want something that will cause condensation between the felt and the wooden roof.

@@JohnWD40TC02you're welcome John! I do have that rubberized layer on the side of house which connects to the house but only covers the part of the porch. It's not shingle it's more like a layer. I think it's been there quite a while but it did start to leak on the edges but maybe cause it only has like a 3 degree slope, or couldn't withstand the wind pressure or maybe whoever installed it did a poor job. The roof It's almost flat. But if yours has a slope I think you would be fine using the rubberized shingle on your shed. If you decide to go that route please let us know how it holds up. I'm thinking about replacing mine with a flat sheet metal roof. The one where you put it with rivets and weld the joints and edges. We did that on a roof for a family member in Chicago back 2011 and so far no leaks and has held Chicago's temperature damn good.