Hello brother just wanted you to know I enjoy your videos I'm a professional painter I own my own company over 30 years experience but I've learned even after 30 years some things from your videos I appreciate your professionalism and attention to details and your work ethic work ethic. Ken Washington DC area
Great video! Nice and relaxing to listen to, but also informative. Watching your videos over time has gotten me interested in the whole subject of solvents (like turpentine and mineral (white) spirits). So I now have added them to my toolbox and I find they come in handy for certain kinds of cleaning and degreasing ( turpentine also has germicidal properties and is a pest repeller as well). I notice you favor "methylated spirits" (denatured alcohol) quite a bit, and I'll be experimenting with this next. Keep up the great videos!
Great video & advice. I first used BIN on a three story staircase from dark wood to white! I soon realised it had to be put on thin & quick without the temptation of revisiting. Once you get used to it a great stain-blocker/primer. Many thanks for the video & pleased I’ve actually used it correctly. It’s now always in my van.
Don’t spot prime before emulsion as it flashes through and you’ll end up having to rub the wall down and start from scratch. Good for spot priming outside though, sheds, etc.
Don't use it to over paint/fix a more flexible bathroom paint, it's brittle and won't play well. Also has a very thin bottom on the tin, don't stir with any metal or you can Peirce the bottom
Hello brother just wanted you to know I enjoy your videos I'm a professional painter I own my own company over 30 years experience but I've learned even after 30 years some things from your videos I appreciate your professionalism and attention to details and your work ethic work ethic.
Ken
Washington DC area
Cheers Ken great to know. I can only thank my dad for his great teaching and his attitude towards the job.
@PaintingandDecorating
Yes He truely loved his craft 👏
Great video! Nice and relaxing to listen to, but also informative. Watching your videos over time has gotten me interested in the whole subject of solvents (like turpentine and mineral (white) spirits). So I now have added them to my toolbox and I find they come in handy for certain kinds of cleaning and degreasing ( turpentine also has germicidal properties and is a pest repeller as well). I notice you favor "methylated spirits" (denatured alcohol) quite a bit, and I'll be experimenting with this next. Keep up the great videos!
Thank you
Hey fella. Is B.I.N any good as a primer for going over things like tiles and uPVC or is zinsser 123 better?
Whats so good about it? Is it just because it seals things well without the surface below coming through?
It dries fast and it is a stain block, metal primer. Thanks
Can this be used to seal prime mdf thanks
As I said last time,it's the best I've ever used....I'm sure the doubters will now agree after your demonstration !!
Great video & advice. I first used BIN on a three story staircase from dark wood to white! I soon realised it had to be put on thin & quick without the temptation of revisiting. Once you get used to it a great stain-blocker/primer. Many thanks for the video & pleased I’ve actually used it correctly. It’s now always in my van.
Thank you, thanks for watching. 👍
Love BIN primer since discovering it on your channel. Always look forward to your videos. Thank you 👍
thank you thanks for watching 👍
Have you guys used the bin aqua? (green label) its a total game changer, does everything that red bin does but is water based 👌
Will check them out and do some videos. thanks
Don’t spot prime before emulsion as it flashes through and you’ll end up having to rub the wall down and start from scratch. Good for spot priming outside though, sheds, etc.
It is difficult but you shouldn't get flashing. Will do a video on covering a stain and making sure it doesn't flash. thanks
Never mind the BIN…. The BOARD!!! It lives!!! 😁😁😁😂👍👍 glad it’s back out ha!
lol. it survived in the shed luckily the moisture hasn't go to it. cheers Marc
Really enjoy the videos and the advice is always much appreciated. XX ❤🧡💚
Thank you.
great info bro
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Brilliant thanks
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Don't use it to over paint/fix a more flexible bathroom paint, it's brittle and won't play well. Also has a very thin bottom on the tin, don't stir with any metal or you can Peirce the bottom
Always use sticks or plastic to stir your paint. And you can have problems with some paints.