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I have actually tried it, yes. But we put the tape around our wrists and carry plastic in our back pocket. We use two types of different applications. The problem I have with the tape holder is that you when you start on one side you can do top down, but then when you tape from the opposite side, you have to start at the bottom and tape up. It's real clunky and I just don't like it all that much. We are all super fast at prep work. It's what we do for about 80% of the summer.

I made a video just for you today. I will tag your comment in the video when I upload it.

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Love your videos! Great job.

Close. Airless 517

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It is a Google search away.

@ZackAcciari lol that's funny. POV you are thr painter 😅

Don't know what that means. We speak English.

Don't know what that means. We speak English.

its a good brand??titan​@@PurityPaintingINC

We had a great time doing this job. We never throw in the towel !

This is a Titan440 Airless. We certainly do make it look easier than it is for beginners, but once you get the hang of it, it is very easy. The main thing you have to know and understand is how to fix a problem as it comes up like drips, bubbling, and pitting.

I spray, but we also have employees that spray. The setup is done by one of our crews.

@racheltoombs9868 Yes. I don't do them anymore lol

@toddbuzulis7195 I was using the 440, my employee had the 640. It simply just sprays less. Also, it's underground garage paint, you want it thick no matter what.

Textured ceilings are considered outdated and a lot of people want them gone if they have them. That's where we come in. We take them down, we don't put them up.

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This channel is designed for our potential clients. The point is not to show the end results. The end results can be found on our Google profile. The point is to show the process. 90% of the questions homeowners have are regarding the process. This channel is built to show just that.

In regards to what?

What spray are you using? Just white spray paint

@@XxOrlandoxX209 it's called Bullzeye 1.2.3 BIN. It's a stain blocker.

Thank you!

You must be in America. We buy ours from CarQuest. I would assume they are at stores like those you've mentioned.

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I don't work solo actually. But fair assumption based on this specific video.

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Best of luck.

Do you honestly think so? We used it because it's dirt chrap

No.

Y.E.S.

You mean "attached to the tray". That is a banana. I don't know the actual name of it.

Thank you 💯

They pulled someone over on the street.

Awesome. Thanks!

Not sure how "creative" this is. This is, or should be, standard procedures.

@@PurityPaintingINC well when I see a red door I want to paint it black

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Thank you!

Thank you!

Amazing to be outside!

Train under a professional, and after you're good enough to be on your own, create a website, a business name, etc.

Yes, this is right!

Its a product called "Tread Plex" by Sherwin-Williams

You might be right lol I didn't ask.

I would have removed it any day of the week and it would have been cheaper for them to rip it out, tape and mud, and paint. This was an expensive bit of the project because of the primer and the need to spray.

100% looks cheap. But I promise you that it wasn't unfortunately.

Right.

Great question. The answer is no, not at all. That's why we use "Extreme Bond." It's either that or "Shellack." It inbeds itself in the varnish and makes a paintable surface to roll or spray over.

Yeah I know it looks pretty goofy. It's the paneling corner round. They put a 90° trim piece to close in the panel edges, but I guess the trimmer doesn't want to do extra work and cut it out to put his baseboards so he laid the bade out like this.

It's probably the second bit 😅

No I haven't. I've only heard AMAZING things from smaller guys, but bigger companies like us seem to hate it. Just very impractical for doing bulk work. We spray a ton of stuff, so I'd never have a real reason to try something like this unless someone gave me one to test. The greyco sprayer in this video was something someone handed me and said "hey, try using this" so I said sure.

It costs more actually.

Yeah even these colors are tough for professionals