which paint and roller to use on doors trims and cupboards
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- This is a quick video to help you in selecting the which best paint roller and paint to use on doors trims and cupboards. Make sure to spend a little bit extra money on the roller as this will have a big role to play in the finish. When selecting the paint try use a water based paint as the dry time / second coat is much quicker and easier to use. Hope this video will help if there is anything else you would like to see put it in the comment section and ill be happy to help. LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE ..... #DIY #howto #billshowto Your donations help me to keep helping you .....
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I love your videos, you are to the point, stay on point, dont over talk, or over complicate things! Thankyou heaps! Finally subscribed!
Great video, thank you! You're the only one that actually shows the results instead of just saying what they will look like.
Put 2 large nails in each end of the door 6" from each corner. Put the nails on the saw horses and paint one side of the door then flip the door over with some help and paint the other side. Won't have to wait twice for the paint to dry.
Good man, that was practical & informative watch..... best of luck mate.
Helped a lot..nice one😁
Thank you so much for this😍
Very handy to learn about the Nap.
The Bunnings chick said that the 10mm will do the job..
Off to Bunnings now to return the recommended gear.
I learned some important information, thanks!
Tip, put your paint tray in a freezer bag before loading it with paint. A little bit of tape to hold it in position and as soon as you have finished peel off the freezer bag - no tray to clean 😀
Yae! I have been looking for monarch plastic liners and cant find them in bunnings, and the others are expensive per piece! Amazing Thankyou heaps!
Thank you very much, excellent explained... please tell us all why you don't like foam roller for door painting? Hope you will answer, thank you
The man Bill 👍👍
Thank you!
Good stuff
Thanks for the advice Bill I'll give it a try, PS spraying sucks.
Hi Bill, i’m just wondering if you have any videos on painting over wallpaper? Thanks!
This video was life changer! Super helpful! Thank you so much!
You’re welcome 👍
How do you prep your doors before painting them? Should I use a mild degreaser/ liquid sandpaper like the Klean Strip brand one?
Hi l have vinyl wrap kitchen all the vinyl is starting to lift and crack l would like to know if l can peel the vinyl wrap off and paint the doors help thanks enjoy your videos.
How do you wash your paint brushes? I was always told not to pour paint down the sink because over time it will clog the pipes
Could you please leave a link to those rollers
Where can I get this paint from ?
Gonna practice on a piece of board first🙂
Agree with all your comments re water based but oil based enamels are a damn side tougher finish which is everything on door frames
Hey Cuz, Great video loved it. It answered a lot of questions I had. Just 1 thing, have you mixed any colours into that Dulux Aqua Enamel? and has it effected it's smoothness or thickness when painted on trims? Does it get runny when colour is added?
Do you mean when tint is added to the paint or adding adding different colored paint to the original paint?
@@billshowto Just tint. Let's say I want to use the aquaenamal to paint trims but I don't want the stock vivid white colour that is in the tin, I want to paint trims in Dulux Caps which is a dark charcoal. Does adding a tint colour effect the smoothness of the end result?
no, not at all. All water based enamel are very easy to work with 👍
@@billshowto Awesome, thanks again.
First. Thanks man! And nice "Riding with Tom" music too :)
Do you use Zinsser first?
Why do you not like Foam Rollers?
Would you roll window reveals and the face of arcs, or just use your brush?
Thank you making these videos
Thanks, I use a primer first which is usually British paints 4in1 primer, sealer, undercoat and stain blocker in one and it’s cheaper than zinsser.the foam rollers are very small and made for small projects and they aren’t as user friendly. Reveal and trim can be done using either brush or roller. If I’m painting a whole house I will get in the right areas with a brush then roll the larger areas much faster 👍
Cheers mate, thank you!
I'm thinking of painting over my old kitchen doors, which are just a timber veneer with a clear coat (30 years old)
A local painter (friend) said the 200mm black foam rollers leave a good finish on that type of surface
But i guess a 5mm nap is same same
either one should be fine. Try it on scrap timber to see if you like the finish first, iv found them to not be as user friendly. they both are cheap to try out either way
Hi Bill, I learn lots from your videos. I’m painting flat doors, short nap but the finish is still not the best. I see you use a small roller, is that better? Thank you
Larger roller will have less chance of lap lines. 👍
I hate the stubble/orange peel texture on walls; if I use the same nap for walls that you use for cabinets and doors, will that help prevent orange peel?
Orange peel comes from the length of the nap. Less nap = smoother finish. But if you use a short nap or a foam roller on a wall you won't get a satisfying result because a wall is rarely flat so in other words you can't really avoid having some degree of orange peel unless you spray it. On the contrary for cabinets and doors I only use foam rollers, and mohair nap is for shutters.
What s the rush?
Breath man! Lol
Use Enamel paint. More durable.
Enamel comes in oil and water based. Oil sucks to use. Try using water where possible. Water can be cleaned with water. Oil based needs turps of meth spirits to clean brushes and messes. Oil is harder to work with and smelly.
Are the rollers good for gloss or semi gloss finishes? Nap needs to be max 5mm. 12mm for walls and ceilings.
Is this wool or foam?
Wool👍
Great video and explaining the benefits of the technique yot use. But the background music is a bit mind numbing... that shit will be haunting me in my sleep.!!
oil will always be more durable than water based
Waterbased enamel is crap. It doesn't have anywhere near the same gloss level :/
You're right it doesn't, but it's not crap it has its merits especially for the workers who cannot use solvent based products on a daily basis or they would get sick.
iHave NoName I was like that, do I got out of the painting game. Now I'm restoring a 50 year old boat and need to paint it. I'm just roughing it out cause that water based stuff won't cut it.
Great video but obnoxious music background! Sorry man.
your right about that! No music would be better
Nice video apart from the annoying music.
The 5mm did not look any smoother.
That crap music god my the video will me much better without the so called music