lol it was relaxing watching you paint! 🤗 Loved the warm color you used. I'm painting a hallway that's going up three levels and nervous about the third level as its extremely high up. 😣😐but I have to do it. Trying to learn all i can from people such as YOURSELF showing us all. Thank you! 🎄🎁⛄Happy Holidays!
Great video. I'm 71 and followed your instructions to the tee for a 20 ft. vaulted open staircase. A little risky at my age but well worth it. Great results. Have tried paint edgers of all sorts but nothing better that a 2" slanted short handled brush and hand cut the edges up high. For folks afraid of heights or unsteady ..... definitely hire a professional painter. Thanks for your great video.
thanks! my work in peoples houses has slowed down at the moment . Taking things one day at a time here. I am painting some trim at home though so I may try to make some videos of that and I do have quite of few that need editing.
Haha just googled the brawny man to see if this was a compliment. I believe it is a compliment 😊 so thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you found it helpful.
Great video. A little woman trying to do this job alone and this is very helpful. However, I wish you put a link of the ladder you are using. I wonder if it is possible to rent that instead of buying 🤔 . Thanks again for this
Thanks for watching, the ladder is a feather light adjustable. I bought it new a long time ago from home depot. Not sure if they rent them with there other tools or not. Worth checking out. That ladder has been a great investment for me over the years
Hey there, the ladders I use are made by a Canadian company called Featherlite, they are great ladder and have all differ sizes. The one in this video is the 8 ft adjustable one. If you are in Canada then Home depot has them. If your in the US I would say they home depot not sure if they carry Featherlite or not, if not I'm sure they have something very similar
lol it was relaxing watching you paint! 🤗 Loved the warm color you used. I'm painting a hallway that's going up three levels and nervous about the third level as its extremely high up. 😣😐but I have to do it. Trying to learn all i can from people such as YOURSELF showing us all. Thank you! 🎄🎁⛄Happy Holidays!
Thanks for the kind comment Chrissy. I am glad you found this video helpful! I hope you have success with you project. Be safe and take you time. 😊
@@TheCanadianHomePainter Yw and I'll definitely try my best.
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Great video. I'm 71 and followed your instructions to the tee for a 20 ft. vaulted open staircase. A little risky at my age but well worth it. Great results. Have tried paint edgers of all sorts but nothing better that a 2" slanted short handled brush and hand cut the edges up high. For folks afraid of heights or unsteady ..... definitely hire a professional painter. Thanks for your great video.
Hi Ken!
Thanks for watching and for the comment, I am glad you found the video helpful !
You did a great job! Nice video and thank you for showing us. Keep up with the videos!
thanks! my work in peoples houses has slowed down at the moment . Taking things one day at a time here. I am painting some trim at home though so I may try to make some videos of that and I do have quite of few that need editing.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Nice job. I wish I watched this video 3 days ago. I just finished painting my stairs walls. It was a struggle for me.
Thanks ! Sorry to hear that. Stairwells are not easy. I get called to paint these all the time. With my ladder it make things much easier
Good technique!
makes all the difference when you use the right ladder for the job makes the job easier thanks for sharing this tips with us enjoyed the video
Thanks for watching and for the kind comment!
You made that look so easy,edging is what I’m trying to get good at. And a Spackle knife just slows me down.
Thank you! I appreciate your comment. It has been years of practice.
This is kinda irrelevant but you remind me of the Brawny man off the paper towel roll lol Also thanks for the video!
Haha just googled the brawny man to see if this was a compliment. I believe it is a compliment 😊 so thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you found it helpful.
Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome! 😊
Great video. A little woman trying to do this job alone and this is very helpful. However, I wish you put a link of the ladder you are using. I wonder if it is possible to rent that instead of buying 🤔 . Thanks again for this
Thanks for watching, the ladder is a feather light adjustable. I bought it new a long time ago from home depot. Not sure if they rent them with there other tools or not. Worth checking out. That ladder has been a great investment for me over the years
@@TheCanadianHomePainter thanks I’ll check.
It's a beautiful finish. I'm trying to do mine without steps and a nightmare.
Thanks for watching and for the comment! I hope your job goes well 😊
What paint and paint roller are you using? You make it look so easy
Hi! Thanks for watching and for commenting. I am using a 10 mm lint free roller sleeve, the paint I'm using is Sico muse soft gloss paint.
Its golden color .....
I wonder how many jobs have been turned down just because of the staircase walls
Haha, yes very true
I know some people call me just to do these areas after they painted everything else
The inside of my house is all plaster board walls no brick or stone walls is it safe to use a ladder the way you use it in your video
This was on drywall in this house. And it worked perfect
Which brand of paint did you use?
I use Sico paint. It is a PPG product
Thank you!
What is the name of the ladder you used?
Hey there, the ladders I use are made by a Canadian company called Featherlite, they are great ladder and have all differ sizes. The one in this video is the 8 ft adjustable one. If you are in Canada then Home depot has them. If your in the US I would say they home depot not sure if they carry Featherlite or not, if not I'm sure they have something very similar