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The most likely reason this dude never posted a final results video is because he fucked up the prep. FPoE makes two substrate preparation putties, Swedish Putty and Brushing Putty. Swedish putty is for use on walls or any kind of wall board. Brushing putty is for use on furniture, cabinets, doors, etc... Basically for any surface that has natural or man-made imperfections you would use Brushing putty to hide those imperfections prior to priming and painting. The preferred method of painting over Brushing Putty is spraying. This guy used Brushing putty on the walls instead of Swedish Putty. Swedish putty is far smoother and allows for the correct application when rolling and brush trailing. For anyone doing this kind of work in the future remember: Brushing putty = Doors, Furniture, Cabinets and the like...Swedish putty = All Walls/Wall Board.

This is the clearest video out there explaining how to use Fine Paints of Europe. I've been researching this topic but have had difficulty finding all of the info in one place, particularly in applying this super high gloss paint to a wall rather than to a door or a piece of furniture. Not only does the speaker explain the product, its application in a step by step linear explanation, but he also lists all of the best products to use with the paint, and explains why they are needed. This is super helpful. I wish there were the follow-up video as promised, but even so, this is the most thorough explanation I can find.

Thanks, Davis Paints. Good description. Is there a final/finished view ?

Please paint that wall behind you lol. 😂

Where's the finished video ?

What was this video about? This is like when you contact the people from Fine Paints of Europe to ask if is there a training. Their answer is that you must have 5 years using their products, have expended $12,000.00 USD in their products then you qualify to attend to one of their "Workshops" in Vermont Virginia. After all the requirements you already have figured out how to work their products so you need them no more.

Did you ever put up a part 2 of the finished product?

Did it turn out well?

I just ordered water based ECO fine paint of Europe to learn how to spray it in a small cabinet . I always use renner 1321 and 643 primer water based would be ok if I spray eco on renner 643 water based primer? Or should I get FPOE primer? Thank you

So how many coats of the final Hollandlac Paint did you do?

Was it harder to do than you thought?

I guess he's still painting the wall. Can't wait to see the finish, its only been a year. LOL

Great video, but just a note, the brushing putty must be primed or the high gloss sheen will fade over time....another option where no priming is required is instead of brushing putty, coat the surface with FPE Swedish Putty and sand the same way...

Where’s the finished result?

Where is part two?

Epp2?

Bro got fired after this video!

With this product why not just paint a gray undercoat. Do you really need 4 to 5 coats of red. With basic paints a coat of gray for the undercoat you will just need 2 coats of red.

The Red wall behind you in this video needs a lot more work. It’s full of overlaps from the base coats. I look forward to seeing the end result. You should watch the video and you will see what i am talking about.

$100 paint thinner LOL YEah i was about to say i would need $1000 to paint a single wall if im hand brushing the god damn thing wtf!

You always have to use dark gray Primer for that kind of red color jajaja this dude doesn't have any experience

There was never a follow up video because the product is a scam!

Are you going to pass out....breath!