How To Prep And Prime New Drywall - Dust Removal And PVA Primer Before Painting (STEP BY STEP)
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- In this video I show you how to prep and prime new drywall. I go step by step in drywall dust removal from the walls. PVA primer is done before painting. This video is a painting tutorial for beginners. I show how to roll on primer using a 18” Purdy roller. I do dust mopping to remove most of the dust from the walls and ceiling. Enjoy!
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Timestamps
Intro 00:00
How To Prep New Drywall 00:45
How To Cut In With Primer 05:15
How To Roll Primer 09:04
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I used your method of removing the dust (including the leaf blower) worked like a charm! Thanks for the tips!!
Your videos are so great that I started building my house and was a few stages ahead of you that I stopped so that at each stage I could watch your tutorials first. You've saved me tons of time on the learning curve. Thank you!!
Hey Craig! I am more or less passing along the information I learned over the years of building my own houses. Every house I learn something new and a better way of doing it. That is so cool that I helped you with the learning curve! Stay tuned for more and thanks for watching!
Thanks for the excellent video, well explained and the great tips very helpful. I appreciate the time you take to bring this information.
Just finished 1st coat of pva on my ceiling and cut outs. So happy to find this video Im using the equipment you recommended and this 18in purdy is a game changer! Thanks for all the info!!
Love your videos. I have been building for 40 years and have seen a lot of changes and improvements to tools and techniques. I still learn something from almost all of your vids. One thing I noticed in this vid is how you fill the paint pan. I drill a 1/8 inch hole in the lid of the five gallon pail, opposite he bung (big hole) and the place apiece of painters tape over the hole. When pouring into the pan, uncover the hole. The paint will flow very nice and even with no gulping. Try it. Merry Christmas!
Thanks a lot for watching my videos. I learn something new every day while I am building my house. It’s amazing all of the different insight you can get around UA-cam. That’s a good idea about drilling the hole. I might have to include that one and one of my videos. Thanks a lot for watching Nathan! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Excellent! Dust removal is a huge step. I see so many homes where that was not done. Great video 👍
And almost no one sands between coats 😆 that is a really great idea 👍
Hey! The only coats I might skip is the the final coats. Depends on if any dust is seen on the wall. Thanks for watching!
@@BathroomRemodelingTeacher No. I have NEVER seen professional tapers skip sanding between coats. I've been taping since 1980
Am looking for a painting job, am in Dubai, am willing to relocate. If you need any experience helper to add up to your team please let me know, also Please help me reach out someone who will be in need of my help.
Thank you so much for your sincere videos . They helped me a lot along the way.
You are very welcome. I’m glad you took your time to tell me that. Take care!
Great guide for newbies in painting walls and ceilings
Beginners is who this video was designed to help. Thanks for recommending it. I appreciate you watching!
Good and clear explanation covering all the details of priming works. Thanks.
Basic, straight forward and thorough. Good stuff buddy.
Hey Mike! I am glad you are enjoying my content. Thank you for watching!
This is a very thoughtful description of the entire process.
Thank you so much.
In fact, if I get the job I am studying for, it will be the first time I’ve ever done the entire inside of a home.
If I get it, I am definitely going to invest in the 18 incher.
Thanks so much.
Yes, do! Having used an 18 inch roller, I will never go back to the 9 inch. It makes a huge difference.
Man I can’t wait to get to this part of my build! Thanks for all the how to videos! I am building a post frame home so it is slightly different but much of the technique you show still works.
I have always wanted to build a post frame house. I used to build barns for a company using post frame but not for housing. You will get to painting before you know it. Just keep going! Thanks a lot for watching!
Thanks for letting know you blew walls with walls you didn't mop yet. Would've really confused me. Thank you so much for the concise and practical video.
your videos are honestly the best!
Thank you for the tips! My murals have never looked better since following your advice. I never knew about stealing the drywall with PVA first and I got to say holy cow. What a difference! Thank you sir. You do great work!
Thank you so much, you earned a UK subscriber 👍👍
Im renovating a farmhouse. There is so much stuff in the room that I am painting !
Kitchen cabinets. Saws on stands. Vanities, flooring stacks. I envy your empty room.
Great video, thank you
Perfect! Just what I was looking for. We are having some work done in the basement and I vacuumed all the drywall Sunday and then was going to go back over with a swiffer to get any that remained and I had no idea that there was still that much dust on the seams. It was clogging up the pads in no time and falling to the floors that I had already vacuumed. That's when I realized that I needed a good video to tell me how to get the rest of the dust cleaned up before priming. Are you sanding between every coat of paint and primer?
Good video bro. Thanks for all the tips, much appreciated.
You are welcome Pete!
For those 5 gallon buckets, you can actually turn them 180 degrees, so that the hole is at the top. Then they won't gulp while pouring, and you don't get paint dripping all down the side. Works for anything with a spout offset from center, like paint thinner.
A old operator taught me that while pouring form oil into a can, works great. A lot of people don’t know that .
Sir, bc of your thoroughness, I have liked your vid. Thank u!
Thank you! It’s hard to put all the information into a video, but I’ll try to put the important pieces together. Thanks for watching!
Good job😊
So many little nuances that are perfect for a newbie like me.
Knowledge is power, I’m glad I could help you!
good info quality work
Hello I really enjoyed how simple you explained how to paint. When it comes to primer, do you also recommend (2 coats) of primer on walls and other surfaces that are already paint? Thanks
This was perfect! I just built a house and the basement is not finished. There is a wall by the stairs. I needed to make sure it is readt to prime and paint. Im trying to make a craft area until we can fet the basement finished.❤ Wish me luck.
THANK YOU 😀
First of all, I love smooth ceilings. That give such a beautiful look and clean. Dusting is so important. Had many jobs that I literally peeled the paint off a job on about 1/2 the walls on a higher area because someone figured since they couldn't reach it, no one will know. Wrong. Still love hand priming and painting over spraying. Better look and very durable.
Thanks again Josh for an inspiring video. You always cover all the important information for those who might never have painted. Also paint with primer in it doesn't mean you should use it over fresh drywall even patches should be primed first. Paint and primer mix is for going over a wall you want to change the color if no touch up is needed. As you said too about having enough paint or primer on the roller and not try to get as much out of it by pushing hard. Don't let the paint work you. It goes on so nicely keeping the roller loaded with paint. 18" rollers are so much nicer too. Running the pole sander is so critical as well and I have always done 2 coats of primer regardless what a manufacturer says. if anyone watching this has never done two coats of primer, try it. Your walls will look wonderful as long as you follow the important steps. Thank you again. 👍🏻
Hi David! I have tried the paint and primer mix before. I have not had any major issues but I know the best way is to prime first. I think hand priming is superior to spraying. I might make a video about spraying it on and then back rolling it soon. I know it’s a faster way so some people might find value in that. Yes if you don’t get all the dust off it can peel off. I have seen it before! Sounds like you have a lot of great experience. I’m glad you are a subscriber! I appreciate your comments!
@@TheExcellentLaborer the prep work that goes with spraying is time consuming as well. I've always been taught to take pride in your work. Being in the trades since I was learning drywall and plastering at 12 years old and continuing on and learning all the other trades to do remodeling of kitchen bathroom and basements but never building houses. I have always worked by myself except for a few areas that needed more expertise. Carpeting, vinyl flooring or masonry work I have always had someone to take care of that but at least knew what needed to be done if I had to make a transition from a wood floor or tile floor to carpet or vinyl, I would take care of that. And remodeling I was almost like a one stop shop. When you go into someone's house to remodel the kitchen and they only have to deal with you except for the countertops that pleases a lot of customers. But if you're honest with the customer and give them what they pay for and believe in what you do that sells the work all in all. At 59 now and health issues from a stroke 10 years ago, my neurologist recommended when I was 52 and having some residual issues from the stroke and then some mild seizure issues, he felt it was time to slow down. I have helped so many people still in areas that I can handle here and there but always try to give as much information to help others out.
With a lifestyle change and helping my wife take care of her mom who we live with since I had to listen to my Drs, I maintain 3.5 acres and all the house things and so forth. It might all sound like a bad thing to happen, but actually I stay positive and will never quit. So, that's why I still do my best to help those in need. All the years of the trades and problem solving are for me to share. Learning new things is never to late.
Thank you for letting me share this and as always e will respect the comments and always make them beneficial to others and never step on toes. We need to work together. Thank you Josh
Merry Christmas to you and a Safe New Year.
@@davidharrison3074 Is a true craftsperson. and Ditto - I have no desire to build houses (nor have I ever gone there) but I do everything else A to Z with a thriving handyman business that has a 98% customer return call for all other work they come up with or need to have done right - the first time, as the quality is never compromised.. and it always shows. Keep on Keeping ON!
@@ckuiper7332 isn't it so pleasing to have basically repeat customers and referrals from them to others. I remember to this day when a person was referred to me by another customer of many years and she said that the other individual made a comment that I do basically everything. As she went down her list , each time she said something I made a comment that I don't do that and she moved to the next item and I continue to do the same thing. When she got to the end we had so much laughter because she said her friend said I do everything and you told me you don't do any of these. I then started laughing and I said I was just having fun but I can take care of everything that you have on your list. After that day we have had a wonderful relationship and I was able to help out for many years to come after that with her and her husband. To this day she always brings up that memory from almost 10 years ago and how she felt so heartbroken thinking she was told, I was a One stop shop. Hahaha.
When you build a trust relationship, it will change everything. Growing up doing plastering with my father then drywall and always learning to listen to the customers and have more of a bond to be a part of their household instead of a contractor, was so rewarding. When my dad passed in 1990 there were people that were showing up to pay their respect even from him just doing one job. He made that impression on so many people and I always wanted to be the same way. When I branched off years before and continued my business in complete remodeling as I stated before, my father always respected what I did and knew he I loved what I did. I was glad that my brother took over the plastering and drywall business when my father could not continue when he turned 80 years old but he always dabbled in little projects on some of the jobs. After my brother passed the beginning of this year, the almost 70 years of experience of plastering and drywall was done but not forgotten. Have a blessed Merry Christmas and safe New Year.
You can use a shop vac to vacuum your dust mop also just remember your vacuum will create more dust. So run a exhaust hose out a window.
Fantastic idea with the 18-inch roller. I never would have thought to look for that!
I started using 18 inch roller a few years ago. It has been a game changer! It is a must-have for me now. Thanks a lot for watching Randy!
awesome man .... you with the pro tools making it look easy. there's nothing better. 71.1k Subs. Tuesday December 21, 2021. Loook at you go!!!
Thanks Eric! I love the time logs of subscribers. The 18” roller is key!
I learned a lot. Nice job.😊
I’m glad you learned something. Thanks!
Great video! Thank you for the time and effort !! Question … if doing two coats of final pain (after primer is done) is there a sanding in between first paint and second paint ?
thank you
Great Video!
Thank you I appreciate that!
Hahaha Bunny suit …. Another excellent vid like a pro … can’t wait for Excellent Laborer 2022 vids
Hey man! I see your comment from your other account I guess? 2022 will be great!
Thank you great infoI wonder if the blower would take the place of the dust mop??? Or if it would leave some... I wipl soon experiment with that
For dust removal, I place a clean micro fiber cloth on my round, 9 inch sanding pad with extension - works great for work on my house.
That works! 👍
Good idea. I wrap a cloth on my push broom when there’s a lot to do. Saves a little time.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge/videos. I just won a bid with a home builder. Can you tell me what kind of flat mop you are using for the walls? Thank you 😊
Thanks for another great video! Is this the same process for the knockdown textured drywall?
You have helped me undoubtedly save thousands of dollars from DIY renovations -doors, windows, and siding. Thank you so much! Question: do you find skim coating necessary after drywall installation/ sanding? I would just like to know your opinion. Some guys on youtube say it gives a nice finish for painting I guess.
Hey Paul! Skim coating will give you the best finished possible. I would do it in the primary parts of the house. Garages and closets are not that critical so may not have to worry about it in those type areas. So cool I could help you. Thanks for watching! Hope that helps!
I’ve always shop vac’d the walls and ceiling. Big brush attachment and new filter.
Thank for your input William!
That dust mop he used will fill up with drywall dust in about 10 seconds and after that he is just pushing drywall dust around.
Used your dust mop procedure to remove drywall dust for the first time and it worked great!!!! Never had a new drywall so clean! the only difference i made was to vacuum the mop often with shop vac and used a microfiber dust mop. So clean I didn't even have to sand the primed wall, was ready to go for topcoat! Great technic!
I like that method too. Thanks for watching!
Wonderful work your doing and thank you for sharing👍😎
Thanks you Vee Gee! I enjoy what I do. I am thankful for you stopping by!
Any particular dust mop recommended. Great video thanks!
I found you when I was looking into how to clean my drywall after the contractor was finished. Your technique looks fairly simple. Did you know you can get the Paint Pail and liners along with Purdy brushes at your local Ace Hardware?
Crazy thing is I just started doing this & before I just watched your video I had a natural instinct to do all the things you did before starting to prime. I just did it out of sequence lol. What I need most is that handle your using to to keep the roller in place. I’m currently using a smaller roller but I notice how it tends to slide off a lot when I’m applying primer cuz of the handle I’m using.
Paint and primer will dry out your hands. Wear gloves. Also wear a Tyvec suit.
I sprayed the floor with water using a spray bottle. Used a blower and swept the floor with the water, keeping the dust from getting airborne.
Good vid
Thank you Dave!
Would these same steps work for orange peel texture? Thnk you in advance
I like the attention to detail you put in to your builds, if you were in Oregon I would hire you to build my house.
Thank you! I try to do everything as good as I can. All I can do is my best and forget the rest. Thanks a lot for watching!
Very informative! Thank you for sharing! Which drywall primer would you recommend for basement?
You are welcome! I would recommend any standard PVA primer. I hope that helps!
Great video! I just want to add another reason it is important to dust properly is because the primer does not properly bond to dust. Think.. putting a sticker on sand.. Nothing after will stick. The paint will chip and peel and the whole wall will have a short lifespan. I am a muralist. I am not working today because paint crews had to come back and completely resurface a wall that they didnt properly dust. None of the paint would stick afterwards. Very expensive problem to fix
Thx Josh. Can you suggest how you’d do the initial coat for a spray application?
If you were to spray on the primer, I recommend back rolling with the roller over it to make sure it adheres to the Drywall properly. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the tutorial. I love how you explain everything, and the pro tips you give. I bet you've given many people a significant confidence boost in building their own house. I wanted to know, did you hang the drywall by yourself? If so, Id love to see a tutorial on that, and how to patch a hole, if possible. Thanks again Josh!
I appreciate you watching and stopping by. I make my videos as if I was just starting to learn how to build houses and what content I wish I had. I’m glad you are enjoying my tutorials! Thank you for watching!
There's a couple ways: If you are doing a lot of drywall like the quantity shown in video - use a drywall hoist (rent one or buy one harbor freight w/ coupon). If one sheet - make a dead man from a 2x4 fasten together into the shape of a "T" it will wedge Sheet to substrate at an angle from the floor - I've done this alone before with both with the original weight sheet and the lightweight sheets - either way - not easy at all & best if you have help with that. CKM
Is it necessary to re-mop and clean the walls/ceiling again after you have sanded and before you apply the second coat of primer? Also, looking forward to your upcoming video on using a spray gun in painting the walls. Well done job, Josh.
It is not necessary to mop after the sanding unless there was some significant dirt issue. That was a good question though. Stay tuned for the upcoming videos Bob!
can you use the PVA primer to go over spackle spots on baseboards and casing so the spackle doesn't flash through your finish coat?
I've been in the house painting business for more than 50 years and do things very different than you but I'll make one suggestion that will make a huge difference. Instead of the little brush you are using to cut in with, try a 3" Purdy XL Nylonia.
I Was Going to Comment Definitely Cut in with a Bigger Brush a Lot Faster. Spot on Using Purdy Too Great Brushes.
2.5" brush compared to a 3" brush? Hmmmmm.
The difference between these two brushes is huge. The bristles of the 3" XL Nylonia is about an inch longer. The stock of the brush is twice that of the little angle brush. It will hold multiple times more paint. The small angle brush is made for small things like window sash.
This was a great video, about to do stairs tomorrow for the academy. Any tips or anything I should keep in mind while building them?
Thanks Noah! Something easily forgotten when building steps is you got to allow for the thickness of the threads. Hope that helps!
@@TheExcellentLaborer I'll keep that noted, thanks
@@noahmcknight3713 sure!
Was wondering what dust remover you are using?
What happens if a painter doesn’t clean or apply PSV primer to the new drywall before painting, what will happen (the painter didn’t clean the wall or sand it…only applied two thin coats of paint with primer in it)? I was taught to paint drywall the way you showed in your video but GC stated that was necessary. Will have pealing paint or problems later down the road? Will I have to paint the walls again?
So I sprayed kilz 2 a few days ago and there is one spot I found that didn't stick well to the mud. I did dust and let it dry and the primer pulled off when I pulled a piece of blue painted tape. Now I have a spot three times the size of my hand. The ac is off and it has been humid. What do I do from this point?
If you're doing smoothwall, you are doing this absolutely right? Yeah, I wouldn't go that way with what you're doing. But sanding a second code of primer. Before you'd put on your top coat would be easier and better. I don't know what to say. F*** dude. I wouldn't mind working with you around you. You go kind of beyond. It's impressive, even know all my text messages to you are kind of like s***** But I've been doing this for almost 30-30 years, but I'm impressed. People like you are really hard to come by these days.Everything has to be perfect.
Awesome!! DiGGs the Large Dust remover tool unit thing -- is sooo much better than blasting with the reverse wet-vac! Just Say No! to Paint Buggerz! (lol). Reversing the wet vac also works great to "wring out" that dust mop.. (TIP1:) slice some 3/32 or similar v-notches into that wet vac suction head with a hack saw -- this will allow the head to not stick as much when vacuuming & increase suction with the airflow too!. *Always* use PPE. Especially eye protection & the gloves when painting - paint is a chemical and no one likes to scrub hands with a brush for hours after priming! (TIP 2)--> body lotion works *Extremely Well* to help with cleaning paint from the skin/ face/ arms, etc.. Sanding Screen after prime is the ultimate way to go in producing Quality results!!! --> It's Never a Crime to Prime! (lol) Az All~wayz --> Great vid bud!
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Hey C Kuiper! I like your tip about doing the V notches in the shop vac head. Sometimes it does tend to get stuck on the concrete floor. Not so much on the Advantech subfloor. Thanks a lot for your valuable comment!
@The Excellent Laborer
When it comes to priming new drywalls, which option is better: the Graco X5 or a roller?
Thanks..great video..wife will think I actually know what I am doing 😂👍
We all have been there a time or two. 😆 hope the video helps!
Any specific suggestions for covering the floors? I have heavy stall mats in my garage
Is the dust blower really necessary if you diligently clean the walls like you instructed?
Do you vacuum the walls again after sanding?
I can't find the dust mop you use on your Amazon products page. I'm a total newbie! I didn't know this type of mop exists. I assume you don't get it wet, right? If you see this, tell me what that type of mop is called.
I so appreciate this video. It's so nice to hear all the tiny little details (like working from the ceiling downward, and wearing goggles) that other peoole making videos assume everyone knows. Thanks!
Is there a major difference between Rolling On Primer vs Graco Spraying the primer?
Unless I missed it on your list of items used, what type of cloth and mop head are you using to dust the ceilings and walls? And, is it treated or coated with anything?
I just use a simple microfiber cloth mop. It’s not treated with anything. Hope that helps!
Do I need to put caulking in the corners after primer? I live in a tropical place, the floor and base of the walls are concrete.
Is there any reason not to spray primer. I was planning on spraying the primer on walls and ceilings without back rolling then back rolling when I did the finish coats. Thoughts?
do I need to do this with orange peel texture?
Do I need to add water to primer before applying it?
What brand of dust mop do you prefer to use? Libby? O Cedar? Thank you.
What about a textured ceiling and walls. New addition?
Two coats of primer then sand it again and then final paint or when should be putty done ? Is it no need before final paint ?
How long do you wait between primer coats? And then to paint with final coat? Is it 24 hours, so basically a 3 day project?
Spray and back roll is the way to go with two people doing it to keep a wet edge .
That’s definitely true William. Two people makes it a much easier task. Thanks for watching!
I have orange peel texture on my walls and when I cut in with pva as the first step the brush smoothed out the texture. How can I avoid that?
You should buy a breaker from Home Depot it will make your job more easier
I Just Use 1 Coat of Primer/Sealer/Undercoat and 2 Top Coats ? Am i Doing It Wrong.
Do you not have to mud the wall especially where the tape is?
How do
You cut in the second coat ?
Did you dust again after the light sanding between coats?
Those spout plugs on the 5 gal. bucket are kind of goofy, almost like they want you to spill paint all over. I have a spout that screws on but I don't see buckets like that anymore. I do have one that snaps in the hole that works well.
I agree with you. The plugs are definitely messy. I like the ones that extend out the best. Thanks for watching!
Where can I get a dust mop like yours?
Bro jeez with the leaf blower
New Construction with no floors. I would have sprayed that. Thats a sprayers dream compared to a repaint.
Hey Dane! Stay tuned 🔨
When do we apply the texture? Is that before the painting or after?
How many coats of primer and paint is necessary?
Hi Josh! So, out of curiosity: Would you consider the 'finish level' that you're priming in this video a "Level 3"? Am I to understand that you are applying primer over exposed, bare drywall (in some spots), and sanded mud on other spots (primarily joist, screw holes, etc.) -- thank you in advance, sir!!!
When buying a 5 gallon bucket of primer, or paint, get them to put it on the paint shaker
Unless you are buying crap paint or using pure white, they have to put it in the paint shaker to mix the colors. Either way, you should still mix it before you paint and occasionally while you are painting.
2 part question. Can you not spray primer?
Also when painting, if you are adding crown molding, would masking the ceiling off while painting the walls be necessary? With crown molding you wouldn’t have to cut into the corners correct?
Where did you buy the dust mop ?
you are a master
Thanks!
Well done. Two coats of primer and how many finish coats, one or two?
I usually do two but some people only do one if using good quality paint. Good luck with your project!
Despite what youtubers tell you, there are no hard fast rules on things like this. The number of coats of paint are the exact number it takes you to get full coverage. Could be 1 or could be 3 or 4 depending on what kind of paint, how you paint and what colors you are going over.