Thank YOU for the tips and tricks. I can honestly say they helped me be more efficient and now im being paid $21. Not just that im about ready to start my own company at 22
I prefer to wrap it around , I get to wrap it really tight with the tape with even pressure all around , works great for me , but Everyone gots there methods
@@mikesrandomvideos It is all good info that I would have liked to know when I started. I have been in painting for 16 years and I appreciate your content.
Thanks Mike making time to give true pro advice
Good to see a new video Mike, glad you're still rock'n and rolling 😎
Hey, thanks!
Come on Mike, your giving all our secrets away lol
ha ha. then they need to do the work. which most people are too lazy ha ha.
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Thank YOU for the tips and tricks. I can honestly say they helped me be more efficient and now im being paid $21. Not just that im about ready to start my own company at 22
God bless you Mike, I was losing my mind
Thanks man, i needed this advice
Great channel!
Ever tried using a lint roller?? Works pretty good.
kinda the same principle as what I do. either way would work. Something sticky to remove the loose lint.
I prefer to wrap it around , I get to wrap it really tight with the tape with even pressure all around , works great for me , but Everyone gots there methods
I do the same.
yea I think most guys know this one but I did see some comments from newbies....
@@mikesrandomvideos It is all good info that I would have liked to know when I started. I have been in painting for 16 years and I appreciate your content.
I'm painting a dresser with oil based paint and the Winnie roller is putting lint everywhere.
I just wash mine out with soap and water a couple times works the same
synthetic is too much work and really they dont hold and release as much paint. But if you want to do it go for it.