How To Paint Walls Like a Pro REAL DIY TIPS & TRICKS 

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gattonebianca People are haters lol 😂 they always find something negative to say because they are most likely unhappy with themselves!! Makes them feel better to insult others and nit pick!! Hahaha 😂 I know I have a mom who’s like that!!

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When to use a paint sprayer vs a roller

+abe draws Yes 2 coats :)

Do It Yourself Bri what about using masking tape or painters blue tape? 2) how long did you give before doing second coat?

Yea this was the only thing i was wondering at the end. Good advice tho ty

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That noise was annoying!

Sorry it took so long to get back to you.... No you don't have to remove the baseboards. I only did because I was installing new floor.... Are you starting a new project?

You have to do two coats bro. Even the paint that says "covers in one coat" needs two coats unless you're using a color very similar to the existing one. Occasionally you can get away with two cuts one roll because the brush generally puts paint on lighter than the roller. But there are so many different size roller sleeves, brushes, and materials used for both that also effect the coverage.

In the application of the paint I generally overlap 1 " for about 3 rows, than go over the same rows smoothing out the paint overlapping 6", when smoothing out the paint always go in the same direction (basically when rolling a wall your applying the paint to the wall first (fairly heavy) and 2nd is not really to add any paint its more to smooth it out and get a even looking texture) the paint will have a slightly different texture to it rolling up verse down which will cause a difference in appearance, enough that you can generally see the roller mark... Additionally waiting to smooth out the paint more than about the space of 3 or 4 rolls will cause a variation to texture and even color, because as the paint starts to dry it pulls away from your roller nap differently causing a slightly different look. The key is, apply the paint and smooth it all out the same way, which will give the entire wall a very even texture and color. Giving it a beautiful look... I would suggest watching the part in my video where I do the rolling a couple times just so that it hopefully makes sense... And yes cut in first, you can generally get a better look when doing this so that you can roll over the paint lines with a roller nap (as much as possible) to give the wall a matched look without as many brush lines. I hope this answered your questions, let me know how I can help! Good Luck with your next project! (always keep in mind when rolling a wall, you will see uneven roller lines in the wall until it dries, if you apply it correctly when the paint completely dries the roller lines will go away)

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What would you class superdirty?

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Hey Hugo....let’s see you hold your breath.....

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Hey Elizabeth! I used a BEHR Premium Plus Ultra, from the home depot.

Yes it does... Most of the popular paints have primer built in... However no paint beats a primer for its primer quality

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Its called drydex . and it does work on concrete but you have to seal it and prine it or it will degrade and crumble

Srapping it won't make that purtruding drywall paper go down I use the metal bottom of my 5 in one tool and just press it in creating a small dent to fill

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The left one. That way it all matches stupid together, tattoo and allll.

Hahahaha Shawn that made me laugh out loud!