This is quality prep and wonderful job! Not what my painters did for big $. So now I watch your videos and use all your tools. Painted two houses by myself outside. Now it’s time to paint inside. Thank You for all your hints. I see you removed locks from doors. Please keep making videos and include all little details.
I use a 10 litre bucket with a bin liner inside to store wet tools overnight/weekends etc. I always put a few slightly bleached wet microfiber cloths inside to keep the humidity up. Bleach deters mould. If I have multiple colours the tools get bagged separately. Just tie the bag up at the end of the day. The Linbide scraper has been popular in the UK for years. They are also good for burning off . Turn the blade around and push instead of pulling. The holes are designed to dissipate the heat.
Ever use dog poop bags for brushes and small kitchen garbage bags for rollers? Both are airtight and disposable. I can't imaging putting an in-use roller in a cylinder overnight and not having it dry out. Plastic bags are great - no air. Do you ever use a Festool planex for the walls. Pole sanding is a thing of the past.
@@paintpaintpaintco.6039 what if you have to go back to using it? Do you rip off a new piece? We can reuse the same bag over and over during the day. Give it a shot. They sell them in the dollar store. We act like picking up dog poo, roll the bag around our finger tips, grab the end of the wet brush, and roll it back over the brush. Squeezing out the air. Twist at the end, and done.
Thank you for the helpful tips. Defo wanted to see the scraper in action a bit closer, like side on close up scraping shots. Great video, just a suggestion
Your content is very watchable - excellent and the info is useful. I'm actually taking notes to refer to as I go through your videos. So many answers to questions that come up as I re learn the trade. Thank you!
Chris, I've purchased both the Provinci Roller Saver and the Linbide Scraper from your Paint Life Supply Store and love them both. I would also like to see you do a review for Rollingdog's 14 in 1 Painters Tool with 420 stainless steel.
Chris, have you ever thought about moving up into industrial painting? Same concept, bigger job's, more money. Get a big pump, similar to maybe a Graco Bulldog, 30-1, or 45-1 airless that will push 3 gun's constant use easy. Set it up on a 4-wheel cart, cut a 55 gallon drum in half, or buy a half drum, buy rolls of plastic in 20' x 100' or 200' in either 2 mil or 4 mil, and other basic consumables. Your ready to rock and roll. Some rolling scaffolding, rent scissor lifts or jlg's when needed. Roll in the big money. Start small, work your way up. You have the knowledge already.
I like this channel it's very informative but sometimes it seems like the reinvention of the wheel. I keep it simple with basic tools for painting except my beloved Festool.
Matt is doing a great job. We can tell that the music isn’t from your playlist Chris. I feel like your playlist would have some Thin Lizzy and Twisted Sister in it. Possibly something newer like Five Finger Death Punch. Maybe. 😎
Around here where I'm from in Oklahoma we don't use paint trays we use buckets and grids paint trays seem like that's a mess and it don't hold enough paint for anything
Sold! I'll take o e of each. Do you offer free shipping on orders over a certain amount. I'm just getting back into the trade and am building up my tools. What else is a must have that you carry and use
Hi! Friendly tip! A must have is this unique 2 1/2 gooseneck flexible paint brush extension. You will save so much time going up and down ladders and save a lot of MONEY! Cheers!
This is quality prep and wonderful job! Not what my painters did for big $. So now I watch your videos and use all your tools. Painted two houses by myself outside. Now it’s time to paint inside. Thank You for all your hints. I see you removed locks from doors. Please keep making videos and include all little details.
I use a 10 litre bucket with a bin liner inside to store wet tools overnight/weekends etc. I always put a few slightly bleached wet microfiber cloths inside to keep the humidity up. Bleach deters mould. If I have multiple colours the tools get bagged separately. Just tie the bag up at the end of the day. The Linbide scraper has been popular in the UK for years. They are also good for burning off . Turn the blade around and push instead of pulling. The holes are designed to dissipate the heat.
Great tip!
Simply one of the best edits during the blade switch...I was cracking up! 👏
Ever use dog poop bags for brushes and small kitchen garbage bags for rollers? Both are airtight and disposable. I can't imaging putting an in-use roller in a cylinder overnight and not having it dry out. Plastic bags are great - no air. Do you ever use a Festool planex for the walls. Pole sanding is a thing of the past.
We use the m3000 paper/tape dispenser with some tape and 12” paper replacement from 3m that is like plastic, just rip out a slice and cover a brush
@@paintpaintpaintco.6039 what if you have to go back to using it? Do you rip off a new piece? We can reuse the same bag over and over during the day. Give it a shot. They sell them in the dollar store. We act like picking up dog poo, roll the bag around our finger tips, grab the end of the wet brush, and roll it back over the brush. Squeezing out the air. Twist at the end, and done.
@@chriswagg9786 Good tip. Thanks.
The only painter on YT I trust, God Bless!
great video always love the bloopers 👍🏽😂😂💯
I remember seeing that Hawaii painters video when it came out, feels like so long ago. Thanks for everything you do
Great finds on those two tools. That is one full time job on that remodel, tons of surfaces.
that scraper is just the best scraper ever
Thank you for the helpful tips. Defo wanted to see the scraper in action a bit closer, like side on close up scraping shots. Great video, just a suggestion
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Love your videos Chris,all are very well done and are all so informative.I've learned so much from them all,keep up the good work.
Your content is very watchable - excellent and the info is useful. I'm actually taking notes to refer to as I go through your videos. So many answers to questions that come up as I re learn the trade. Thank you!
Chris, I've purchased both the Provinci Roller Saver and the Linbide Scraper from your Paint Life Supply Store and love them both. I would also like to see you do a review for Rollingdog's 14 in 1 Painters Tool with 420 stainless steel.
Chris, have you ever thought about moving up into industrial painting? Same concept, bigger job's, more money. Get a big pump, similar to maybe a Graco Bulldog, 30-1, or 45-1 airless that will push 3 gun's constant use easy. Set it up on a 4-wheel cart, cut a 55 gallon drum in half, or buy a half drum, buy rolls of plastic in 20' x 100' or 200' in either 2 mil or 4 mil, and other basic consumables. Your ready to rock and roll. Some rolling scaffolding, rent scissor lifts or jlg's when needed. Roll in the big money. Start small, work your way up. You have the knowledge already.
Fabulous tips on tools.
Super Handy, wow! Keep it up!
Thanks for sharing....fyi I've adopted you as my mentor✌🏿
I keep rollers from light colours and rollers for dark colours.
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I like this channel it's very informative but sometimes it seems like the reinvention of the wheel. I keep it simple with basic tools for painting except my beloved Festool.
Matt is doing a great job. We can tell that the music isn’t from your playlist Chris. I feel like your playlist would have some Thin Lizzy and Twisted Sister in it. Possibly something newer like Five Finger Death Punch. Maybe. 😎
Around here where I'm from in Oklahoma we don't use paint trays we use buckets and grids paint trays seem like that's a mess and it don't hold enough paint for anything
Great to see your success bro
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
You reccomend matte or satin for walls. Is there a big diff. Using emerald from sw
The link you provided does not appear to be the "Provinci" brand?
This man eats too many potatoes bro
Blurred out Benjamin Moore Advance label? Why?
I use the Wagner Paint Eater a LOT, almost every door jam. Have you used/ reviewed it?
Sir, I have done panting work for 7 years, will you work?
I've been painting for 35 years and never saw either tool.
Is the roller cover available for 18”?
I need that roller cover!!
Are there any 18" roller cover savers out there?
Sold! I'll take o e of each. Do you offer free shipping on orders over a certain amount. I'm just getting back into the trade and am building up my tools. What else is a must have that you carry and use
Hi! Friendly tip! A must have is this unique 2 1/2 gooseneck flexible paint brush extension. You will save so much time going up and down ladders and save a lot of MONEY! Cheers!
Where do you buy the roller saver
free tool
yep
Is there a paint cover for the 18 inche roller
Nope, just wrap up the big rollers with plastic and seal the corners with tape or a tight knot
That John Cena?