Thank you so much...I have seen at least 50 videos before staring my project, and your explanation was a revelation, it finally click in my head... thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@dubbled3063

3 ай бұрын

I’m glad to have been able to help!

Pay Attention to what he's doing and saying, Hes showing you the correct way. Nice Work Sir

1000 pro tips. Save lots of time!!! Perfect thank you

Excellent explanation on using an 18 inch roll...subscribed

I see that you sprayed the base trim. Always good to do that if you can. Most of the time, you don't have the ideal circumstances for it though. You rarely have the luxury of rooms being empty.

Good job

Great video.

I like the way you made the plastic liner,to fold over.and screw driver to tighten wing nuts.

@dubbled3063

3 жыл бұрын

Minor details that really do have a purpose, I’ve had the 18” roller fall off the frame before, but never when using this method 🤙🏼

Regal matte finish...nice!

The only thing I'll add is to go back and layout in one direction. With deeper colors(I paint for a photography studio) you will/could see vertical striations because of the direction of the stiple(up drag or down) left by the nap of the roller.. it's more pronounced when painters put too thick of a coat or use too long of a nap roller just to get the job done faster.. that last mention exaggerates how stipple can alter very small shadows and you can see the change in direction.. flat paint not noticeable so much.. sheens are a different story. Other than that this dude has good info.. 👊

Really like the way you set up that pan with plastic. I'm going to share that and require it with my men. We paint and sand and finish floors. We always have that long plastic around

@mrjw6701

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely fantastic for the environment more throw away plastic.

@mikethepainter

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrjw6701 yea that is why we use drops instead of plastic or plastic drops.

@RubenRyb66

3 жыл бұрын

water is much cheaper than plastic lol. Clean your stuff when your done using it for the day Dx

Liners for your Wooster Wide Boy roller bucket can be found on Amazon. They load in seconds.

@dubbled3063

3 жыл бұрын

I use those as well when available 🤙🏼

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18 inch awesome rollers I'll on use between 12 to 18 inch only now. I never use 9 inch roller or frame unless detailing or touching. I'll always use 4 to 6 inch for very small or awkward areas

@mikethepainter

3 жыл бұрын

If you need to do more cut in work your loosing time using the 18. I can paint faster with a 9 they are more versatile. I use a 9 and a 3.5 inch straight cut wall brush. all that clean up time and room used in your truck is costing you.

@rozzieamros4203

Жыл бұрын

Where do you order the 18" roller?

@rozzieamros4203

Жыл бұрын

Where do you get the 18" roller?

@rajnirvan3336

Жыл бұрын

@@rozzieamros4203 try a decorating shop or amazon

FILM IN LANDSCAPE but thanks for the video.

Hi. I see that you never cut in first. Do you roll the walls and on the second coat you cut in and then roll into the cut?

@dubbled3063

2 жыл бұрын

Generally we always cut before rolling, especially on the final coat… but in this case we rolled before cut on the first coat.

I'm just starting to paint for the first time, and I have old walls...70s...not smooth but abour 10 million little nubbies per wall...lol Question is, what nap of roller should I go with? 1/2? Ive got very long walls so i thought 18 inch would be best...Thank you! You make it look easy.

@dubbled3063

8 ай бұрын

If you do any patch work on old walls that have a heavy texture from years of painting, those spots will stand out unless you go with a heavier texture roller like 3/4 inches or bigger depending on how much texture you are working with. A 1/2 inch roller is better if you are trying to keep a smaller texture and won’t do you much justice in your situation. I would definitely suggest an 18 inch roller in most situations.

@johnwagner4559

8 ай бұрын

@@dubbled3063 It's not a texture from painting, it's tiny little bumps that are in the wall itself. They are very small like glandular bumps in the wall board. Idk if your familiar. At least I think that's correct. I just had one small area where I had a patch a section. All I'm looking for is a decent coverage, not a perfect job.

Firstly l am study the way you use thy toller

Open your stick more. Too short.

@dubbled3063

5 күн бұрын

Story of my life lol 😂, this is a 2-4 foot pole I’m using and it is extended to the max.

omg no lmao xD. My boss would literally shoot me if i wasted plastic on that or lazily strained paint directly into the pan. Is running water hard to come by in your neck of the woods? Its very easy to spin rollers out Dx. Just use your pan as a shield

@dubbled3063

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah we do that when it’s not below zero here... but usually just save the roller and bring back to the shop for the low end employees to clean on a rainy day. Also a lot of our customers don’t want us cleaning up in their yard. Plus most of the time the color is used on a daily basis, we continue to keep the map from drying out by sealing with plastic, and the plastic is just thin mil painters plastic so the little we used here amounts to pennies on the dollar.

@RubenRyb66

3 жыл бұрын

@@dubbled3063 Fair enough. I guess I take Ga weather for granted. When I went up to delaware to help some family paint their fixer upper I couldn't even find 18 inch rollers in the paint shops up there. lol

@dubbled3063

3 жыл бұрын

Funny you mention Georgia... I actually first started painting in early 2000’s in south west Georgia and is where I learned to spin rollers out like you talking about. We did things all by hand brushing then and used mainly oil based on trim!!

@RubenRyb66

3 жыл бұрын

@@dubbled3063 Oh nice not far from me. I learned in camden

@jonathanstephens1551

2 жыл бұрын

@@RubenRyb66 my guess is Ruben's boss did not pay his employees to clean the rollers because the plastic costs far less than the painters' time.

Or you can just get the liner that fits the bucket and call it a day…….

@dubbled3063

9 ай бұрын

This is true, which I do mention in the beginning, but on the fly 9 times out of 10 most painters would have plastic on hand rather than liners.

Hack!

@dubbled3063

4 жыл бұрын

Phil Sheldon lol 😂

better on 20' wall.. after 6hrs strait you can feel. it thta its a short wall