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Brilliant! Tyvm

Can you use the primer sealer then use the paint mixed with primer 🤔

My caulk line would be so smooth i would not need to cut in with wall pain so caulk wipe paint base for pefect line

I always paint base last

Great video, super helpful! So can you spray the primer on? Do you need to sand afterwards to smooth and even it out prior to painting the walls?

I would also add the paint that you take from the wall get that from the back of the refrigerator. So if the color doesn't match it won't be as visible

thank you for the tips brotha

good idea

Drip edge is a code requirement as of 2012. Eves and rakes. That rake board looks funky. It's not particle board is it? Or is that just rot? Should have been backprimed from day one, but nobody does that, so someone pays a ton of money down the line. Was that board *never* painted?

great tip, never thought of that.

Cool, I made one. There are two windows on the other side of the fence I sprayed. I did not want spray ending up those windows obviously.

Will never listen to an idiot using pink spackling..sorry bud u don't know what ur doing..why even make this video...my sister could of gave me this information

Don’t never use the pink stuff. It’s hard to sand and always leaves edges.

it is garbage. and i was a ben more retailer for 15 years

We tried that we are on our second try. Ugh

Audience, great information Paul with great tips for drywall finish. Straight to the Point!!!

😢can you get the primer sealer tinted?

A spinner really cuts down on the time cleaning.

I'm finishing my garage ceiling, I mudded, taped, textured and primed my ceiling. I can still see the "humps" of the mud and tape. Is there anything I can do, other than redo the whole job? Is there a paint that would hide this more than others?

To paint on top of old paint, should we prime first or don’t need it?

You're supposed to let it set in for 15 minutes before scraping

Great tips I’m about to paint my cedar shingle house. What color stain is this you’re using I love it.

Great info. I would also prime that whole wall that you already patched because the old paint is so dark. Unless of course the new top coat is also dark.

Used it on kitchens and it’s good

Great advice!! Thank you 🙏🏻

About to repaint exterior of 100 year old home and it has cedar siding (possibly redwood, but I assume cedar due to the smell) and I have stripped it down using a Paint Shaver Pro (I do not know if you are familiar with this, but if you look it up you will get the idea, just an angle grinder with a patented head attachment) and then a sander to smooth over. I am also filling the holes in with filler and caulking where need be, but my question has to do with paint. I had come to the conclusion (after sifting through many painter forums) to use an oil based primer for cedar, but with that said, I see the brand you use in your video is Zinseer and I was wondering if you would still consider that a brand worth trusting the quality of? (I know its only been a month, but I just want to verify, haha) I planned on using the "Rust-Oleum Zinsser 03504 Cover Stain" paint and was curious if you, an experienced painter, thinks that would be a good choice to use as a primer on bare cedar? (I assume so since its probably about the same-ish as the one you used in your video) Also, I have seen talk of all bare wood needing sanded after priming, they say that it burs up when it gets wet and needs lightly scuffed before top coat, do you follow that methodology, or is it more a check and decide type of thing? Hopefully this finds you well, and if you have any other tips to add with painting bare cedar that you would think helpful just let me know, and thanks.

Marshall is that you , look like slim shady

Right on brother!!!

No matter how many knives ur using ur still working out of the can with the one knife. And then using the other knife to scoop off that knife. So ur cutting down on scoops by maybe half, what’s the point. Do u see how small that can is? I would say use two knives simply because a good spreading knife is too big to scoop with, not because ur puddy will dry too fast. If it does just add some water. Don’t worry I’ll learn ya.

You sir just got me paid, I can't thank you enough!

Invaluable advice. Exactly what I was looking for

What about walls that have texture

Thanks Paul!

you sound like the A.I guy

I have an all-cedar shingle home in the coastal PacNW where as you know, it rains incessantly. I'd like to stain the shingles (with a transparent color) and I'm wondering if this would, a). extend the life of the shingles, and b). act as a first line defense barrier to termite/carpenter bee intrusion? Not to mention that I LOVE the look.

Fine to "gush it in" but what size nap on roller?

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Are there any cleaning products you’d recommend avoiding to prevent the paint from coming off, or is it safe to use standard cleaning solutions?

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I use deck tape and it works great.

Great tip 🎉

Zero info

Friendly tip! Good stuff Paul. 100%. Always keep it Professional. Cheers! The Gooseneck Guy!😌

thanks sooo much helped immensely

"Productivity" by adding a redundant step that decreases productivity. You could argue reduced wastage maybe, but you are solving a non-existent problem.

Very helpful, clear and succinct, thank you!!

White gold, Baby

Super helpful, and concise.

guys that sand and paint shakes TAKE NOTE !!! this man knows his shit 👍

Also what type paint sprayer and tip.