How to Paint a Door Like a Pro: Tips and Techniques for Perfect Results
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- You want to know how to Paint a Door Like a Pro, giving Tips and Techniques for Perfect Results
and I'm using CIN AC Thane satin paint from Portugal, used for the first time on doors using Two Fussy Blokes 10mm Mini Rollers.
The best water based satin paint?
The best mini roller to use?
How good is CIN AC Thane paint when used with moni rollers.
Let's go through painting a door and see how both products preform with each other.
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I use these rollers exclusively. In fact, with the exact same set up you have there. I don't think I could use anything else now. They're brilliant.
As for washing rollers out, I've had this conversation with my decorator mates a few times. It's a dilemma. Is it more environmentally friendly and economical to wash or throw? I've leaned more towards throwing them away after a couple of uses. You can buy pretty decent throw away 9" rollers these days and you've not got to spend 45 minutes running water and chucking paint down your plug hole.
I have the same dilemma but tend to reuse quality rollers over and over, I roll out as much paint as possible, leave in a can of warm soapy water for and hour or so then rinse for about 5 mins. Seems to do the trick for me. I'm on the search for a mini sleeve roller spinner, I have a 11/4 sleeve spinner which is a godsend.
I'm finding that if you leave them damp, then come to use the roller it seems to ooooze out some water at first with the paint, water that wasn't there when shook out after washing.
@Phil Beckwith The Professional Painter & Decorator Yeah, you've really got to give them a good spin. I tend to keep wet in the paint I'm using. It's fine in satin but they're no good after a few uses with Johnno's brush killing WB undercoat.
Wrap them In a towel and stick em in the tumble dryer it’s noisy but works a treat 👍🏼
Hahaha
Good man Phil, the opening is ace..
I'd just bin it. I do exactly the same thing as you with the edge of the door and moldings.
Here's a tip if you haven't tried it.
You don't have to brush the moldings in, you can actually use the the little nooky roller. Just cover it and tip it off as you normally would a panel..
Great work.
I did try not to brush the moulding, but it didn't look so good, with how quick i could go around it with the 2" I kept with it and just filled in with the roller. The paint goes on so well.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator absolutely Phil, I still use the 2 in these areas. I've had to paint hundreds of doors by just brush alone, so it's definitely great and more efficient and time saving with using the roller in conjunction..
Obviously many people spray or paint their doors off. But sometimes it's an inconvenience depending on the job, so it's cool seeing you paint the door while it's on. I'm currently working on a two story interior and we've done exactly what you've shown.
Finally he reviews 2 Fussy Blokes rollers. The dogs danglies. And the Wooster Pelican... my fav combo for doors.
Great rollers. Been using these for some years now. 👌🏻 the fine ones are
my fave for woodwork.
Yes they are!
I use 2 fussy blokes exclusively. I sprayed some units a while back, and had to return a year later to do more, but couldn't spray second round, used 2 funny blokes instead and they looked better than the sprayed ones! Would suggest the 5mm nap for the final topcoat to avoid any orange peel.
Thank you Phil. Great content here as always. I am use your information all the time on my jobs, and appreciate you making all the videos you do. Thanks again.
I appreciate that! tnx :)
I'm buying them now you've said there good 👍 Currently using Wooster speed bucket with 6.5 inch Wooster with Wooster cage mini. Yes I love Wooster's
1st time I saw the Pelican was when i looked for a mini roller bucket. what's the others like?
I’m gonna try my smooth one in oil and keep the semi smooth for acrylic 🫶🏼
Try the Mohair with oil
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator I’ve tried loads of mohair brands mate what are you recommending buddy?
@@RickyHudson-cj4un the 2fussyBlokes ones iv used with oil based Zinsser allCoat
Try these mate imo better then the fusy bloke.
Staalmeester Microfelt Mini Roller 4" 5mm Nap 2 Pa
Always wash them out lasts for ages, and keep them in a sandwich bag, thanks great vid. 5mm r brill 👍
That’s ok mate we will recommend these as per your previous video and you then get all the freebies 🤣🤣🤣 …glad we can help 😊
#porcshe lol
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 😂😂🤞🙏
Rate the TFB gear highly. Rather than chuck them away after one use, I keep them all in a zip tight plastic bag and chuck them through the washing machine on a Sunday morning with a drop of fabric softener. Come out good as new. The finish on the 5mm nap can be as good as a spray finish depending on what gear you're using, but let's be honest, spraying is more fun!
Wait for the roller video in a few weeks.... Title.
Spray finish with a roller
Staalmeester do some lovely sleeves leaving a near sprayed finish
Noted!
Hi Phil just to let you know it was two kiwi guys tht were painters who came up with the idea of them sleeves I use them a lot also they have bigger ones for walls and ceilings keep up the great wrk …😊
Cool.
They say made in china on them lol
I know there made in china like everything else these days but as I said kiwi guys came up with them and I think there looking at going into brushes as well 😊
@@derekmccabe2790 that would be good, they need to match arroworthy ;)
Pro dec mini micro fibre rollers are outstanding, from screwfix or toolstation, pack of ten I think for sod all… better then these too.
In what way better, do I need to get some to compare?
Did you use the 5 and 10mm 2fb rollers?
Would be great if you did a short compare vid! Or put something on the Instagram, I just think for price, the amount you get, how much they ware, brilliant mini rollers, always have a couple packets in the van, I need to check the length of pile but it's short, they work great in oil paints.
@@t.dizzle83 leave it with me.
Think it's Toolstation, always confuse the two
If a strong colour, I usually bin them but generally wash my fussys out.
Yet to try these Phil so order going in this weekend, what trousers are you wearing in the video ? Look like they have a bit of stretch in the legs which is what I'm looking for....
Prodec Advance trousers.
But I wear overalls over my jeans... So I get overalls a couple of sizes bigger... 38"
These I can get over my jeans.. but they are tight.
My other pair, no probs... Not sure if these are a bit on the small size.
While doing this series of Vids I just wore them with jeans on... As weather was a bit warmer.
Had a belt on them lol
Rollers a very good
I do a video later on all the stuff I used ;)
Can someone please help me out with a question - is Floetrol additive still a thing, or have water-based paints progressed to a level where it's no longer needed?
I think some may well do so, I've never used it or flet th need to add anything to my paint, other than a splash of water if it feels a bit too thick (round) when applying it.
Water based paints are so much better these days.
Small drop with Aqua-Guard .😉
Have you tried the ddc glosser mini rollers?
No. How do they se compared to these?
They are really good, finish is just as good as the two fussy. When I buy a new pack I can leave one with Tim at paintwell to give to you when you pop in.
Cmon Phil, you should know better. You just can’t get a spray finish with a roller, no matter how much people want to believe themselves, it’s not happening. Granted, you can get a nice even finish but you can’t get away with the orange peel. I’m currently working my way through my own house, where I’m literally almost rubbing the doors back to bare to get rid of the orange peel. It’s a new build, so say no more………… that said, i do like the two fussy blokes sleeves. They’re well made and last a lifetime also, you get great results
What orange peel?
I lijecthe Harris kettles from screwfix and way cheaper that the wooster (half the price )👍
Is it? Do they do the liners too for it?
Mmm that's it I don't think so , I've always washed them out .
I asked a decorator what rollers they used on doors and they said hamilton prestige short pile felt roller so I went and bought some and what a load of 💩at holding paint but they did leave a smooth finish. I then seen a decorator on tiktok recommending two fussy blokes smooth rollers so I thought I would try them but they are not much better at holding paint so I which I had bought the semi smooth roller now. I need to buy some new brushes but I've never used a angle brush so are these any better than a normal brush
Ideal for cutting in.
Did you get any 10mm rollers.... They will hold more than the 5mm
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator No I haven't bought any 10mm rollers yet as I'm waiting until I decide if I want to buy the angle or the normal brush.
@@internetaccount4879 get apack of each £17 a box
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Where you getting these for £17. I'm not a decorator and brewers want £28.49 a box and other online places are about the same with delivery
Crown and Painwell, even Dulux have had them about that price.
Wash them out phil
Wash them mate
Nothing worse than that last bit of water oozing out when rolling though.
I found they bedded in real easy from the wet of the paint.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator yeah after a few uses of them need binning or sometimes I use clean spirit to make sure there clean enough mate
Be great if could get these in 6inch like arroworthy. ,far quicker.
On a flush door. Or 9" ;)
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator You can get TFB in smooth in 9inch Phil