Best Way to cut in Walls
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2024
- In this video I show you how to professionally cut in walls and rolls finish paint onto walls, follow the video steps and you will have a professional paint job
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A skill that really takes pratice to master.
I’ve watched loads of these cutting in videos and, for me, it’s way easier to take time taping up. It makes the whole painting experience less stressful too as you’re not as worried about paint going somewhere you don’t want it to.
Well considering the price of tape blue tape wouldn't work you would have to buy green tape I think 2-inch green tape is at 1499 a roll I was taught to learn how to freehand with painting with a paintbrush I do utilize tape once in awhile but never for taping trim or ceiling lines but everybody has their own preference I don't have enough patience to set tape up LOL 😂😆 I would get frustrated real quick thank you for your comment and thank you for your interest keep watching and learn more
@@RightWayInteriorpainting all good - I'm just an amateur who only decorates his own home. I buy the tape in bulk, it's only £8 for a 40 metre roll here in the UK.
I've watched a ton of videos about cutting in, including ones by pretty high-profile UA-cam painters/DIY guys, and this one was by far the most helpful to me. I like that I can see exactly what you're doing, and that I get to see you do it over and over and over and over while you describe what you're doing each time. Also, you have a cheery, encouraging attitude, which is nice :) Oh, and I love the Boston accent.
I'm halfway through painting my basement right now, and even though it's my first time painting, my lines are super clean. Thanks!
@@hazypurple21 thank you I appreciate your good comment
Great skill demonstration 👍
Thank you I appreciate your positive input
Very helpful and doable
Thank you very much I'm glad I could help
Fabulous tips! I have many rooms and an entryway to paint and this is going to be sooooo helpful.Thanks!
Come back to review the videos as much as you need to to add some different techniques to your jobs thank you
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Thank you I appreciate it
Nice teaching video. Please consider talking about the type of brush/rollers and set up of pan versus bucket with grid etc. Please use a longer pole and save that back. Thanks for posting this, I look forward to more videos. I almost forgot to give you credit for cutting with left and right hand, well done.
Excellent advice I've already made similar videos and I plan on producing another one exactly of what you're speaking thank you for your input I appreciate it 👍💯😎
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Excellent Tip 👍
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Dang it! I got this!
@@dzuyzoom it's easy once you know how
Just watched all of your videos. Good explanations! I found it useful to paint a house my friend is selling.
You have a lot of good vids of what to do. How about some examples of bad technique and common mistakes and how to fix them when you make them? (Accidentally touch the ceiling with the roller, too much paint in your brush when cutting the baseboard to the floor, paint drop gets on the floor, washing brush)
Outstanding, come back and watch more videos to further your education add experience in the painting field thank you for your input 👍
What's the name of this pink paint color and which brand is it from?
@@aymenhaq7775 I will have to get back to you I'll talk to my customer
@@RightWayInteriorpaintingOkay. This is a nice video, by the way.
So the baseboards were definitely painted. But what about the ceiling😅
Yes the trim was painted no the ceiling was not painted that wasn't part of the job for the customer
Normally when we do a whole room we paint the ceiling first and then we paint the trim and the walls are always last to give it a fine cut line
why are you hiding the inside corner of the trim? obviously you don't want us to see all the paint you got on it. You are using the roller incorrectly. You should not be bending over. You have a long stick in your hand so you do not have to bend. you will also get hurt that way. You also do not roll in whatever direction you want. you have to keep to one direction. if you don't you will see flashing, which means you will see different patterns on the wall once it dries instead of a uniform appearance.
Well it's just because I'm starting off with videography and it's complicated to do it all by yourself but I truly do appreciate your comment keep watching to learn more at DIY how to paint interiors the right way
All was good till it took you an hour hour to roll one wall lol
Thank you for your input it took about 3 minutes to paint one wall
You should also never allow paint to exceed the first 1/2 of the tip of your paint brush bristles!
Sounds like you have painting experience thank you for watching my video I appreciate it and I thank you for your input
@@RightWayInteriorpainting used to paint houses during the summer months growing up.
Very true