I use way more paint to let the strokes flow into one another, so maybe this way it needs to be done more times in total. Have no idea. How it looks dried up might be a different story as well. As I see it we can't deny that it's been done really fast and looks precisely, which is great. But I'm not a professional painter (and very slow compared to this).
Ummmm.... no it Wasn't. Anyone who's actually done this can Clearly see he's painting over old paint. A wall that has been properly primed is going to be WHITE. HE'S Doing a Grey over a brown... anyone that has actually done this knows, either the Grey paint is an expensive paint primer... or he Will have to go over this again because that brown will bleed through the Grey. That's a Textured wall... so it WILL Bleed without proper coverage. In addition to... WHERE IS THE COVERAGE For the floors??? Babaaayyyy the way he's slinging that roller I Know it's paint splatter all over everything. I'm SURE little specs are flying because he's not being careful at all... this is a method I've used .. just not this careless.
@@glassceilingconstructionsh3573 That's bare sub-flooring, the paint splatter is fine because the flooring hasn't been installed yet. That said, this is probably being done on a flip property... they don't care that the paint will eventually bleed through, as long as it makes it through the short sale and closing dates.
My daddy was a commercial and residential painter his entire life. He could paint the entire inside of a 2 story house in just a day. It took me all day long to paint my bathroom 😂.. He was the hardest working man and I admire him so much.
Well believe what you want to but you saw just this dude paint a wall in less than a minute. Now consider that room has 4 walls and there is usually about 10 rooms , in a 2 story house . No lies here , no embellishments. My dad painted for 30+ years. He painted an entire inside of a 2 story house in 1 day. By himself. That isn’t with trimming the windows and doors and base boards. That is rolling , take it or leave it . Doesn’t make me any less relevant. But have a great day!
@@trishwilson7972 Ok so it's not the entire house then is it. Dad rocks up at this two story house, 8am. Customer says, "painter, just paint the walls in a single matching colour with one coat, all the one colour in the same colour. I have all the paint ready to go, stirred up. Don't do the ceilings, don't do all the trim, doors and skirtings, hell don't even worry about cutting in. The house is completely empty and all the walls are clean." Painting is 70% prep. It took me four weeks to prep and paint my small three bedroom house. Dad either did no prep, did poor work or breathed in too many paint fumes over his career for that story to be believable or at a professional standard.
I mean it is also an 18 inch ROLLER so that that helps and if it has a thick nap to hold all that paint. But he's also getting speckles all over the ceiling going that fast
I worked at Sears in the 70's and 80's and we were taught how to get away with 1 coat. Yes you do the *W* then side to side, then finish with up and down. You always have to do patch and trim on any wall ...this is the fastest way to do the full wall. Good job!!!
Sounds like two coats to me……….side to side and then up and down……….literally two coats. Just because you do it back to back before the paint dries doesn’t make it one coat.
Depends, if he is, then he is likely charging a lot since he's doing it fast. If he was doing it slower then it is likely that he would charge a decent amount. Also varies upon what else he has to do but who knows lol
It’s a paint job you charge by wall or by the job as a whole not by hour unless your the worked then you get payed by job or by day sometimes by hour but if he’s doin it that fast he’s probably doing more then one job a day
My dad taught me this 45+ years ago. He called it 'cut ins and wide W's'. Mine looked horrible at first (too much paint, pulled up sheetrock paper etc) but it's like anything: practice makes you better. I'm just glad I didn't need to be a house painter to survive cause damn watching this brought back muscle memory - painful muscles!
As a professional painter, don't do this, when you roll too quickly with a paint roller, paint splatters everywhere, it's usually tiny specks of paint that go everywhere, he doesn't roll it all the way at the bottom where he cut with a brush, so you're gonna see paint brush marks. Majority of the time, it's better to take your time, do it right so you won't have to waste more time trying to clean up
Well looks like he has blue painters tape on the baseboard and maybe he is using a special roller that eliminates most of the over spray. The paint could be a flat or eggshell finish, if so those two finishes tend to blend better and reduces brush marks. I been painting homes for 22 years and dude on the video is actually doing a decent job, we professionals have our tricks of the trade. What works for others may not work for you. I like the paint jobs where the house is empty and new flooring will be installed that way you can Rambo thru it and always have a wet rag just in case you spill paint or wipe paint off on areas that is not suppose to be painted.
@@rawdawgtv778 if you really have been painting for more than a week you know as well as I do, that is shit work. Not to mention he now has dots on the ceiling. Lmmfao.
I ain’t never seen a roll hold that much paint lol PS: to all the professional painters 😂 when you roll like this you’ll need multiple coats for spreading the paint to thin.. also his ceiling and floor will have specks for rolling that fast. And no you can’t paint the ceiling after. Ceiling always goes first.
It's a stick or he just loads it the hell up and that's why he makes that first pass to distribute it on the whole wall then goes back and spreads it out.
I’m a pro painter and trust me fast doesn’t mean quality. Take your time. Take pride in your work. I can guarantee those wall have lines all Over from the roll marks
He's dry rolling it. Sloppy. It looks sweet from afar, but I betcha paint is flying on everything even more so than what's being rolled on those walls. (Kid of two professional painters)
It doesn't matter if they pull the carpet and trim. The paint is so uneven and full of small holes you would swear every single time you walked past it. Doing it like this would take at least 5 coats to make it look even passably finished.
The further he tries to push the roller, the hard r s he's pressing it into the wall to attempt to stretch the paint. All this is going to do is leave heaven paint lines on the wall and tons of spots everywhere with no paint that stuck to the surface. so he's going to have to apply another coat on top of this shit and even if the second one covers it will look terrible
People will think it's easy, but they didn't see you do the prep-work (that's where the work is--and, you've done a nice job at it/that)! This part is the *fun part,* but can't have the fun part without the *prep!*
I spent over a decade as a painter but haven‘t worked in that field for over 20 years. Having said that I am surprised how much I enjoy watching your clips 😊
I’m case you needed another reason to know that this is a bad idea, he clearly was pushing that thing hard against the wall which most likely splattered paint everywhere while also creating a terrible thin layer.
@@zackzander425 forreal. I was just gonna say the same thing. Let a woman talk like that to you and mark the calendar for her exit at some point. If a woman doesn't respect you she'll eventually leave for someone she does
It's great in theory... but, at that speed, I woulda rolled up over that crown molding and hit the ceiling about 5 times AND knocked at least one light fixture off the wall!!! 😂😂😂
He makes the squiggly line at the beginning to spread a thicker layer of paint over the entire wall so that the roller is constantly getting paint through the process
@@AJ-lw6jf I haven't been doing it that long... Maybe 7 years? And even I know that shit is a fireable offense Or at least a stern "give that roller to me right now"
He’s rolling that so hard that it’s creating micro splattering. You can’t see it from how small it is but trust me, if you’ve ever painted a wall using roller you’d know.
You are right.. But this is no roller this is a brush and with the right angle every time he sweeps he could keep it clean. I wouldn't bother though. I'd use regular roller
Pretty sure it’s because of the streak he did at the start where he put a huge amount of paint on and then spread that around, not paint inside the roller
Used to be a painter a few years ago and omg this is horrible. He's going to have light spots on the one half of it because he was dragging the paint over so far and you can hear him pressing harder to keep the paint dragging. The roller spinkles so much that it probably got on the ceiling a little and could possibly drop on the trim . And the sides of the roller can dig into the wall and leave scratches they'll have to putty, sand, and paint again. There's a difference between doing something with perfection and just moving fast
@@iiPlay2Much Whoa guys, we have a chad who'd rather paint the wall 3 times because genuine proficient attentive solutions are for people who take painting a wall too seriously? I'd run for the door if I was your partner with that kind of attitude you have about handling something that's "not serious" to you lol
@@pkboyakasha common in building subdivisions and JUST "disguising To contract status..."everything must have 2 Coats of paint"... consider it à single coat of primer and paint it whatever colour you REALLY want. Unless you're acting as your own contracter and sitting on sites all day, every day, moving from contactor To test with each workman, utterly impraticable To see each THROUGH for thé full 8 HOURSeach spends there every single day , on top of thé subcontractors daily, *expect they'll do thé minimum necessary* To squeese past thé superficial contract requirements(visual inspection only.) how ELSE is ANYONE GOING To KNOW?
@@cryingbroken8824 i just grab a big can of paint and throw it at the wall and consider myself an artist lmfao ... 🤣 Even if it misses the wall and hits people and furniture and the ceiling and the floor and animals and whatever is in my way . Im an Artist . Lol
For those not experienced with painting it's important to note the prep work of taping off trim, filling and sanding holes and cutting in is by far the most time consuming aspect of painting. Rolling that quickly will generate tons of tiny splatters, so you need to completely cover the light shades, ceiling and floor. It is an extra wide thick roller and can hold a great deal of paint. Personally I would have gone back over a feathered the edges with a lighter touch. A roller with that much paint will leave roller marks otherwise. There is no shortcut to quality work.
Well stated 👏🏼 I couldn’t believe that he didn’t have to dip his roller into paint again. He’s gonna end up with roller marks or even drips with a paint layer that thick.
Me watching the video: Damn he is good. He also did it fast so I am pretty impressed. Me after reading the comments: This dude sucks he just f**ked up the wall . Edit: Damn I've never gotten this many likes within one day .
😂😂 Your comment is my own. All of the sudden there are painters with 30+ years of experience in the comments section to let everyone know that his job was complete ass and unrealistic.
I worked for a builder who built Fisher homes painted two two-story homes in eight hours, and another dude did the trim. Painting is easy, that was some quality paint.
@@joshanderson8482 also a career painter here, and you would legitimately get fired instantly on almost any respectable job site for this kind of work. You have no idea how badly that paint job will look even after a 2nd coat, even,if the second,coat is done well your still gonna see all kinds of ugly shit left from the first. #1 rule of brush painting and roller painting is you paint with the paint not with the brush/roller. This guy is definitely not painting with the paint
Well, a good contractor would. But I have dealt with enough bad contractors that see guys like this as time savers, and by extension money makers. This kind of work goes on all the time in every sublevel of suburban sprawl overnight McTract houses.
When I was an apprentice years ago I was shown how to prepare a wall, load the brush carefully, dab against the bucket and apply evenly to the wall itself angling the paint brush into the corners and crevices and cross stroke the wall sections at a time. We didn't paint borders unless we were spraying. The result was a beautifully, even well bodied wall without blemishes or areas of patches. Rolling is a faster process but at what cost.
There’s more to it than that. Lol the zig zags he made first in the middle, that ran the length of the wall was a lot more paint than it looks. So, he didn’t have to keep going back to re wet his roller.
Scratch that last. Not getting political over painting a room. Touched wrong key. Meant to say that roller still seemed to hold a lot of paint. And when you move that fast you fling a lot of paint droplets off. You need a drop cloth.
Everyone talking about how it’s not neat or something. Meanwhile me who just painted my walls two weeks ago: bro... how did his roller not dry out six times already?!
He just put alot of paint on the roller and that's why he smeared it all over the wall first before painting his lines. If there's a thick amount of paint on the wall all the way down then all you gotta do is just keep rolling into it and it will keep the paint going. Iv done it many times but you still have to put another coat or two.
The easy part of painting walls is using the roller to paint large sections. What makes the process time consuming is painting around doorways, windowsills, preparing the wall, the multiple layers...
Exactly. I could paint half a house myself in a day if I was just painting walls.....trim and detail work takes FOREVER if you're trying to do it with any quality.
Yeah, all the prep work takes time. The same when installing T-bar drop ceiling. If the room is square, then it goes fast. If the room as some strange angles and corners, then you start cutting tile by tile.
That's exactly how your supposes to do it... big w a across the wall followed by top to bottom where you head board and foot boards are already cut in! Nice work
I've painted for a living and I can hear when a roller is crying for more paint. You'd definitely notice the awful zigzag with thick paint thru that coat, even with multiple coats. It's always better to take your time and paint consistently. And you know, not smash thermostats off the wall with your roller.
And not taking the fixtures off the walls hurts me physically. Light fixtures are like handbags nowadays, every one is designer and runs in limited numbers. Imagine if those fixtures were the last ones available and he smashes them with his painting.
This is what my dad called wetting the wall. You basically leave a wet reservoir for your roller to refresh itself a bit on the wall. It truly makes things run much smoother than any other method. Also, you want the diagonals so that different parts if the roller are refreshed each time it comes into the wet line.
Thank you for the explanation!! I was trying to figure out what made it fast!!! 😂🤪 I also just painted some walls a few days ago, I'm not finished, but the explanation helps!!
Considering how much paint you’d have on the roller and how hard you need to roll to keep a solid pattern going, the thumb strength here is incredible.
@@cubilycrafter5037 Yeah I feel like ppl r getting mad at this video because it's not correct technique, but this is just a quick way to get some base color down. I don't get what the big deal is..
@@CatsAndPokemon because with this paint, if done right should not require a lot of touching up and additional coats if done right. In order to get the paint to look half decent he would have to go through and apply more coats and touching up more and it would effectively make painting it that fast pointless because he'd still spend that time fixing his work
The real question personally: Why would you want to speed paint in this way? It’s going to look like shit once it all dries. From a non painter, they did it quick. But from a painter who knows a thing, this is rushed, even with a roller that big. Painting takes time to do, and you have to do it right, can’t just swipe the wall all in one roll without needing more paint.
Yeah seriously. First time I got to do a paint job for my tio on a renovation, he had me do a basement door by myself. He already had primer and everything on it. Shit was hard. Took me like an hour. It was simple too, not alot of crevices, maybe like 2 of those rectangle decorations in it but they weren't as intricate as others he did.
Wow dude, that's awesome!
Not surprised this was pinned. Aside from everything, this was a mildly interesting to watch at 1:27 am.
Wow, that's the opposite of awesome!
I use way more paint to let the strokes flow into one another, so maybe this way it needs to be done more times in total. Have no idea. How it looks dried up might be a different story as well. As I see it we can't deny that it's been done really fast and looks precisely, which is great. But I'm not a professional painter (and very slow compared to this).
He missed a million spots and painted the floor and ceiling not to sure what was amazing half assed maybe
...said the idiot with no clue! 🤣
Could also be titled : “How to tell if a painter is hourly, or not.”
Bravo🤣
Fast, good, or cheap pick two!
How to tell if a painter is HIGH
@@center4nerds okay I pick fast and good
@@davidkramer9905 that is a trick question all painters are high.
90 percent of the work is preparation. It was already sanded, primed, and it was already cut in. Rolling is the fastest part of the entire job
With a crazy good paint.
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Trim is the hard part!
Ummmm.... no it Wasn't. Anyone who's actually done this can Clearly see he's painting over old paint. A wall that has been properly primed is going to be WHITE. HE'S Doing a Grey over a brown... anyone that has actually done this knows, either the Grey paint is an expensive paint primer... or he Will have to go over this again because that brown will bleed through the Grey. That's a Textured wall... so it WILL Bleed without proper coverage. In addition to... WHERE IS THE COVERAGE For the floors??? Babaaayyyy the way he's slinging that roller I Know it's paint splatter all over everything. I'm SURE little specs are flying because he's not being careful at all... this is a method I've used
.. just not this careless.
@@glassceilingconstructionsh3573 That's bare sub-flooring, the paint splatter is fine because the flooring hasn't been installed yet. That said, this is probably being done on a flip property... they don't care that the paint will eventually bleed through, as long as it makes it through the short sale and closing dates.
My daddy was a commercial and residential painter his entire life. He could paint the entire inside of a 2 story house in just a day. It took me all day long to paint my bathroom 😂.. He was the hardest working man and I admire him so much.
I smell some generalised embellishment in that statement. Respect to your dad though.
Yes. No way an entire house can be painted in one day by one person.
Well believe what you want to but you saw just this dude paint a wall in less than a minute. Now consider that room has 4 walls and there is usually about 10 rooms , in a 2 story house . No lies here , no embellishments. My dad painted for 30+ years. He painted an entire inside of a 2 story house in 1 day. By himself. That isn’t with trimming the windows and doors and base boards. That is rolling , take it or leave it . Doesn’t make me any less relevant. But have a great day!
We saw him roll a wall. I can roll a wall pretty fast. But cutting in takes longer.
@@trishwilson7972 Ok so it's not the entire house then is it.
Dad rocks up at this two story house, 8am. Customer says, "painter, just paint the walls in a single matching colour with one coat, all the one colour in the same colour. I have all the paint ready to go, stirred up. Don't do the ceilings, don't do all the trim, doors and skirtings, hell don't even worry about cutting in. The house is completely empty and all the walls are clean." Painting is 70% prep. It took me four weeks to prep and paint my small three bedroom house. Dad either did no prep, did poor work or breathed in too many paint fumes over his career for that story to be believable or at a professional standard.
I'm more impressed that he got the whole wall covered without dipping the roller into the paint again. I would have to dip it 3-4 times
Thats why he wet the entire wall with those w shaped strokes at first, it rewets the roller.
Poles with paint in it too
Skimping on paint
did his roller have paint in it?
ME TOO!! I would have had to reload it after 2 swipes!
To paint a whole room in minutes just activate the infinite paint cheat.
Just enchant the roller/brush with infinity.
Dry ice bombs in a paint bucket doesn't always stop time correctly :(
There's paint in the handle!
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Didn’t know that brush could hold that much paint
It doesnt! You know that wiggly line he did? He refreshes it everytime he touched that as long as it doesnt dry up! Hope this helps 😊
@@How2Disappear195 that was actually super helpful. Thank you!
Dry painting.... Probably 2 coats. He's fast though fr! I need him.
Ikr
I mean it is also an 18 inch ROLLER so that that helps and if it has a thick nap to hold all that paint. But he's also getting speckles all over the ceiling going that fast
All the prep is done and he already painted all the tough areas. I'm more impressed he didn't run out of paint
I worked at Sears in the 70's and 80's and we were taught how to get away with 1 coat. Yes you do the *W* then side to side, then finish with up and down. You always have to do patch and trim on any wall ...this is the fastest way to do the full wall. Good job!!!
Sounds like two coats to me……….side to side and then up and down……….literally two coats. Just because you do it back to back before the paint dries doesn’t make it one coat.
@@freeman7079that’s not how it works
One coat never lol
@@freeman7079lol thats one coat. But one coat is never good enough unless you are going over the exact same color and the wall is free of marring.
Anyone that’s painted with a roller knows moving it that fast spews paint everywhere.
Look at the floor and you’ll see the evidence!
there isnt flooring here so it doesnt matter.
@@texasfossilguy what about the ceiling?
thats what i think also
That's exactly what I was thinking. The floor is finished but the ceiling or fixtures?
I hope he isn’t charging by the hour, he’ll starve …
Depends, if he is, then he is likely charging a lot since he's doing it fast. If he was doing it slower then it is likely that he would charge a decent amount. Also varies upon what else he has to do but who knows lol
It’s a paint job you charge by wall or by the job as a whole not by hour unless your the worked then you get payed by job or by day sometimes by hour but if he’s doin it that fast he’s probably doing more then one job a day
He charges per square meter
He's painting his own house 🤣
Kinda deserves to with that work ethic of his 🤷🏻♂️
My dad taught me this 45+ years ago. He called it 'cut ins and wide W's'. Mine looked horrible at first (too much paint, pulled up sheetrock paper etc) but it's like anything: practice makes you better. I'm just glad I didn't need to be a house painter to survive cause damn watching this brought back muscle memory - painful muscles!
It's a good thing those floors are getting done over.
I can hear the paint splatter.
Obviously, he wouldn't paint like this if the floor was new or wasn't covered first.
Owner of house: “What happened to the light switch cover?”
Painter: “It was already like that.”
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Bawhahaha 😂😂😂
As a professional painter, don't do this, when you roll too quickly with a paint roller, paint splatters everywhere, it's usually tiny specks of paint that go everywhere, he doesn't roll it all the way at the bottom where he cut with a brush, so you're gonna see paint brush marks. Majority of the time, it's better to take your time, do it right so you won't have to waste more time trying to clean up
For real and he's messing up the roller. Letting it get too dry and flat.
Also thanks for saying this lolol
Well looks like he has blue painters tape on the baseboard and maybe he is using a special roller that eliminates most of the over spray. The paint could be a flat or eggshell finish, if so those two finishes tend to blend better and reduces brush marks. I been painting homes for 22 years and dude on the video is actually doing a decent job, we professionals have our tricks of the trade. What works for others may not work for you. I like the paint jobs where the house is empty and new flooring will be installed that way you can Rambo thru it and always have a wet rag just in case you spill paint or wipe paint off on areas that is not suppose to be painted.
@@rawdawgtv778 exactly. This profession is exhausting dealing with guys that think there's one way to do everything.
@@ncnuggets its not that there is only one way. Its just that what he just did is shit.
@@rawdawgtv778 if you really have been painting for more than a week you know as well as I do, that is shit work. Not to mention he now has dots on the ceiling. Lmmfao.
This is so satisfying to watch!!😊
Wait until he realizes there are grey speckles all over the ceiling, crown moldings and baseboards oh and him as well.
Crown moulding are a painters worst nightmare 😂
“How to paint a wall fast: Step one: paint the wall, but fast”
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I ain’t never seen a roll hold that much paint lol
PS: to all the professional painters 😂 when you roll like this you’ll need multiple coats for spreading the paint to thin.. also his ceiling and floor will have specks for rolling that fast. And no you can’t paint the ceiling after. Ceiling always goes first.
It looks like it a paint in the stick
It's a stick or he just loads it the hell up and that's why he makes that first pass to distribute it on the whole wall then goes back and spreads it out.
exactly why you paint across the wall first like he did in the beginning 😂
The never-ending paint 🤣
He plays splatoon that's why
Beautiful work so satisfying to watch!!!
Wow.....this dude could paint a whole room with a quart of paint.
Fun fact: every time you paint a room, it gets just a liiittle bit smaller
Everybody knows that
@@aliadnan42 but we ignored it
he is just reminding us
After 2 billion coats
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When you think about it that pretty cool 😂
I’m a pro painter and trust me fast doesn’t mean quality. Take your time. Take pride in your work. I can guarantee those wall have lines all
Over from the roll marks
Facts
Thought the same....
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast
Is there a way I can contact you I have need a small advice
true shit my man if this isn't a flat paint it's gonna look like shit all the timing he did before he rolled will show through
Ain't no way that covered evenly
He's dry rolling it. Sloppy. It looks sweet from afar, but I betcha paint is flying on everything even more so than what's being rolled on those walls. (Kid of two professional painters)
Yup, and yup.
Dang aggressive! I love to paint the right way slow and steady
If you've ever painted with a roller you know paint is flying all over the molding and floor 😅
They pulled the carpet out
@@Mr.Pop0yeah I see, but THE TRIM and probably the ceiling too at the speed he's going lol
There’s no flooring and we don’t know the design on the molding
It doesn't matter if they pull the carpet and trim. The paint is so uneven and full of small holes you would swear every single time you walked past it. Doing it like this would take at least 5 coats to make it look even passably finished.
still, it's hitting the cieling too, you can't control where backsplash goes
This is like the movies where the firearm doesn’t run out of ammo.
And the bad guys suck at shooting and the good guy never misses
The further he tries to push the roller, the hard r s he's pressing it into the wall to attempt to stretch the paint. All this is going to do is leave heaven paint lines on the wall and tons of spots everywhere with no paint that stuck to the surface. so he's going to have to apply another coat on top of this shit and even if the second one covers it will look terrible
@@OddEyeGuy I see you have a lot of experience
@@SJustas 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Hi need the house rolar
People will think it's easy, but they didn't see you do the prep-work (that's where the work is--and, you've done a nice job at it/that)!
This part is the *fun part,* but can't have the fun part without the *prep!*
I spent over a decade as a painter but haven‘t worked in that field for over 20 years. Having said that I am surprised how much I enjoy watching your clips 😊
I’m case you needed another reason to know that this is a bad idea, he clearly was pushing that thing hard against the wall which most likely splattered paint everywhere while also creating a terrible thin layer.
Bravo, Bravo, Bravo!!! Get that money my guy and move on to the next one! It’s only paint! It’s only paint!
@@davidsmith228 what...?
You can hear it and it hurts
There is obviously more than one coat.
That's why he rolled it first...doesn't splatter alot after a few rolls
Being a professional painter i can only imagine how that looks up close
Lol I 2nd this.
As the daughter of one, I 3rd this
Probably looks like shit and hella thin .
Correct when you roll you get clase to the cut that way you do it perfect no 3 or 5 inglés away the cut
I mean inches
This is soo satisfying and exactly how I've painted my rooms 👌🏾
His shirt really said, "Built for Speed." And he delivered.
When your wife say "you better have that room painted before I get home" and you remember 30 mins before
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I’d never let my wife talk to me like I’m a child who has chores to do. Guys who take orders from women are pathetic.
@@zackzander425 forreal. I was just gonna say the same thing. Let a woman talk like that to you and mark the calendar for her exit at some point. If a woman doesn't respect you she'll eventually leave for someone she does
@@zackzander425 settle down Zack, it’s a simple funny- just like your unresolved issues with women.
@@zackzander425 holy shit dude, that's a real sexist thing there..
This is more: “watch me paint fast” rather than “how to paint fast”
Hire this guy if you wanna find out what’s bridle plastics on your walls he’ll tell you.
No you you don't get the lesson. There is a reason he first applied the paint on the mid section of the wall, that's the trick.
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It's great in theory... but, at that speed, I woulda rolled up over that crown molding and hit the ceiling about 5 times AND knocked at least one light fixture off the wall!!! 😂😂😂
@@XD-qm8bu You're a douche. Thumbs down on your vid...like everyone else gave you.
Yes, course! It’s the prep and cutting in that takes time! The rolling is a breeze! 🥳😉
I feel like we should all clap for you. That was so good
That’s the most paint I’ve ever seen a roller yield holy shit
For real, where can I get one of those
He makes the squiggly line at the beginning to spread a thicker layer of paint over the entire wall so that the roller is constantly getting paint through the process
@Fight Me Its not that hard to think of that, yet it's still satisfying to see him work
On god
@@whinningmaduse5964 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Painting is usually fast, it’s the prep that takes forever.
True, true, true! It’s the prep work. 👍🏻
Yep prep and trim sucketh!
And the trim!
Facts
Agreed, love to paint, but by time, the prep work is done -- I'm done😂
What a pro! Loved when he caught the piece he knocked off. That was hot!🎉
I love when your videos come up on my algorithm. So satisfying to watch.
As a painter, this hurts me. The splatter... The lines he's gonna leave😭😭
I was thinking just the same
@@AJ-lw6jf I haven't been doing it that long... Maybe 7 years? And even I know that shit is a fireable offense
Or at least a stern "give that roller to me right now"
I know the feeling brother!!! They don’t understand what it does later just see the TikTok sand they think they are learning something new
…the disregard of light fixtures
We call em snail trails
“How to paint a wall fast”
::After spending two hours taping off and cutting in the edges::
Lol XD Yep
For reals. ffs
Hahaha I always giggle when I see a guy taping off baseboards and there is no sprayer in sight. Learn to paint or hire a painter. This guy? Fired.
Im like 70. I ruined 69
Taping off edgiest, AND you can see where it was pre painted along the borders before he did the rest of the wall.. smh
Madre mía!!! Q bien cubrimiento tiene esa pintura....
If a painter doesn't paint your house like this, he is wasting your time and money
Damn, this must’ve been how my landlord did it. He was nice enough to paint over the light switches too!
Lol
Literally everything on my apartment walls (doors, windows, and light switches too) is painted the same color lmao
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This comment 😂 I hate people 🤣🤣🤣
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Everyone: “that’s gonna be a horrible paint job”
Me: “How’d he not run out of paint!?”
That size paint roller holds a quart of paint in it, no joke. Especially if it's a thicker nap.
Might be one of those that has paint in the handle tube and fed via pressure.
I don't know how to explain it but he got alot on the roller then spread it out with the zigzag so it basically re dipped along the way
@@Jonathan_Kordsmeier A quart is 946,353 milliliters. For my metric system friends
I was asking myself the sane question 😂
This is such Pro level painting I’m honored to have witnessed it…
Boy that was satisfying, thank you
He’s rolling that so hard that it’s creating micro splattering. You can’t see it from how small it is but trust me, if you’ve ever painted a wall using roller you’d know.
Hater
Yes! Also creating streaks going in different directions once it dries!
@@dinardinar2657 How is he a hater for stating facts? Lol do better.
You are right.. But this is no roller this is a brush and with the right angle every time he sweeps he could keep it clean. I wouldn't bother though. I'd use regular roller
He said fast, not good
I'm more impressed he never needed to reapply more paint to that roller.
It’s one that holds paint inside the roller. Had to find that out in the comments myself
@@paytonallen1027 gotcha, 😊
Pretty sure it’s because of the streak he did at the start where he put a huge amount of paint on and then spread that around, not paint inside the roller
Until it drys and realizes he has to do it again
@@valsagar4917 what?? It's paint inside the roller..........
And that my friends is why it's worth spending the time to cut in properly! 👏👏👏
Show us a video on how to prep and tape fast! 😂 Nice video!
Painting is always the fast part. It's the prep that takes forever.
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Right and never mind he taped the base and cut out everything beforehand.
@@Urban_Paradise Right
The filler, gaps, sanding ect 🥲
FACTS. ITS ALL IN THE PREP
Correction - how to paint a wall, get paint on the ceiling, floor, and break a light switch quickly.
Or breaking 2 light switches lol
Where did he get paint on the ceiling and floor from this clip?
How he break it
Did we watch the same video👀
Facts
Preping is where it’s at either way you did a great job and looks like good quality paint. That always helps
I. Tried that and had paint everywhere 😂😂😂😂 Great skills you have
Used to be a painter a few years ago and omg this is horrible. He's going to have light spots on the one half of it because he was dragging the paint over so far and you can hear him pressing harder to keep the paint dragging. The roller spinkles so much that it probably got on the ceiling a little and could possibly drop on the trim . And the sides of the roller can dig into the wall and leave scratches they'll have to putty, sand, and paint again. There's a difference between doing something with perfection and just moving fast
Won’t you just do a second coat? As far as the light and dark spots go.
Edit: Please check out our shorts as well!
@@dawghousetv he will most likely have to paint the wall 3 times so there is no color difference
It's just paint it ain't that serious 😂
@@iiPlay2Much it is if he’s a contractor. If it’s his house, fine. But if he’s being paid, then it’s an issue
@@iiPlay2Much Whoa guys, we have a chad who'd rather paint the wall 3 times because genuine proficient attentive solutions are for people who take painting a wall too seriously? I'd run for the door if I was your partner with that kind of attitude you have about handling something that's "not serious" to you lol
"How the heck did you paint that wall so quickly?"
"I'm 6 feet 10 inches tall."
The paint is watered down
@@pkboyakasha common in building subdivisions and JUST "disguising To contract status..."everything must have 2 Coats of paint"... consider it à single coat of primer and paint it whatever colour you REALLY want.
Unless you're acting as your own contracter and sitting on sites all day, every day, moving from contactor To test with each workman, utterly impraticable To see each THROUGH for thé full 8 HOURSeach spends there every single day , on top of thé subcontractors daily, *expect they'll do thé minimum necessary* To squeese past thé superficial contract requirements(visual inspection only.) how ELSE is ANYONE GOING To KNOW?
@@cryingbroken8824 i just grab a big can of paint and throw it at the wall and consider myself an artist lmfao ... 🤣
Even if it misses the wall and hits people and furniture and the ceiling and the floor and animals and whatever is in my way .
Im an Artist . Lol
Hahahahah yeah. He has a Great Advantage.
@@cryingbroken8824 mmmm.mmmm
So satisfying to watch
Fabulous, never seen anything like it well done
I love how nobody's mentioned a single word about the outlet cover popping off
Shit happens innit
It was a thermostat cover
I laughted way to hard at this point.
Literally means he hit it with the roller.. probably got paint on it.. along with all the splatter from the speed!
Dont think it broke tho!
"How to paint too fast and get a thin coat and specks of paint flying everywhere "
How to do the first of multiple coats in a video that's less than a minute long.
Underrated comment.
I was thinking the same thing men I do this for a living and believe me painting is time consuming for a reason.wow
Looks like it worked out well because they have put the floors in yet. Smart. He gets hours of his life back by doing it like this.
And flicking stuff off the sockets
That's the easy part. My favorite part is rolling the wall.
AFTER my husband does all the hard work of taking, trimming.
Im impressed and jealous too !! Great job❤
For those not experienced with painting it's important to note the prep work of taping off trim, filling and sanding holes and cutting in is by far the most time consuming aspect of painting.
Rolling that quickly will generate tons of tiny splatters, so you need to completely cover the light shades, ceiling and floor.
It is an extra wide thick roller and can hold a great deal of paint.
Personally I would have gone back over a feathered the edges with a lighter touch. A roller with that much paint will leave roller marks otherwise.
There is no shortcut to quality work.
Well stated 👏🏼
I couldn’t believe that he didn’t have to dip his roller into paint again. He’s gonna end up with roller marks or even drips with a paint layer that thick.
As a painter myself. Respect and facts. For shure
I think he may have the roller that has paint inside
Didn’t ask
Yess I agree although tappin isn’t really a requirement if you’re a pro 😎
This guy: How to paint a wall fast!
Everyone: *No.*
Bro😂😂
Yes 👌🤭 exactly 😉✌️
respect for him tho a did that little zig zag with most of the paint so he can refill on the go
He did it right just could have made is thicker
@@robloxiangamer3763 no it’ll leave a noticeable layer of paint in that shape that you won’t be able to cover up
believe it or not, this is actually the best way to paint a wall possible. Its also give the best finish possible.
This was satisfying to watch 😂❤
Me watching the video: Damn he is good. He also did it fast so I am pretty impressed.
Me after reading the comments: This dude sucks he just f**ked up the wall .
Edit: Damn I've never gotten this many likes within one day .
OnGawd lol
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😂😂 Your comment is my own. All of the sudden there are painters with 30+ years of experience in the comments section to let everyone know that his job was complete ass and unrealistic.
To everyone complaining: the title said how to paint a wall FAST... Not "carefully", not "good", not "cleanly" - FAST.
I will hire you as my lawyer when I will need one.
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That a good point It does. Still can't get why this video was even made though.
Words matter right? 😎😂
@@Rey_Buz what because u dont have a brain cell pretty embarrassing
I worked for a builder who built Fisher homes painted two two-story homes in eight hours, and another dude did the trim. Painting is easy, that was some quality paint.
That is some decent paint!
I've been painting for a long time. This guy would be fired instantly.
Oh really yet you'd keep the halfwit dopers your company hires. Stop following everyone else man a.d admit this guy's r eats your lunch
@@joshanderson8482 he would be fired
@@joshanderson8482 also a career painter here, and you would legitimately get fired instantly on almost any respectable job site for this kind of work. You have no idea how badly that paint job will look even after a 2nd coat, even,if the second,coat is done well your still gonna see all kinds of ugly shit left from the first. #1 rule of brush painting and roller painting is you paint with the paint not with the brush/roller. This guy is definitely not painting with the paint
@@maxbeisch1493 wdym paint with the paint? Does that mean don't put too much pressure on? Does it mean to not go too fast? Genuinely curious.
Well, a good contractor would. But I have dealt with enough bad contractors that see guys like this as time savers, and by extension money makers. This kind of work goes on all the time in every sublevel of suburban sprawl overnight McTract houses.
Rolling paint on a wall doesn’t take the time, it’s the taping and cutting-in that does.
I never had to tape anything.
@@anizares1 That’s great! I always have to tape, l’m a really sloppy painter!
Don't you also have to double layer the paint
And the cleanup of the paint splattered on the light fixtures
If you have to use tape you probably shouldn't be painting, just saying
When I was an apprentice years ago I was shown how to prepare a wall, load the brush carefully, dab against the bucket and apply evenly to the wall itself angling the paint brush into the corners and crevices and cross stroke the wall sections at a time. We didn't paint borders unless we were spraying. The result was a beautifully, even well bodied wall without blemishes or areas of patches. Rolling is a faster process but at what cost.
Great job. I could watch this all day!!
"How to paint a wall fast."
_Spoiler alert: the key is to paint fast_
There’s more to it than that. Lol the zig zags he made first in the middle, that ran the length of the wall was a lot more paint than it looks. So, he didn’t have to keep going back to re wet his roller.
@@catlamp4135 Yeah, but it Dems
Scratch that last. Not getting political over painting a room. Touched wrong key. Meant to say that roller still seemed to hold a lot of paint. And when you move that fast you fling a lot of paint droplets off. You need a drop cloth.
That and all the trim work was done prior. Rolling is the fastest part of painting.
Dang! Benzema can really paint
Everyone talking about how it’s not neat or something. Meanwhile me who just painted my walls two weeks ago: bro... how did his roller not dry out six times already?!
He just put alot of paint on the roller and that's why he smeared it all over the wall first before painting his lines. If there's a thick amount of paint on the wall all the way down then all you gotta do is just keep rolling into it and it will keep the paint going. Iv done it many times but you still have to put another coat or two.
For real😂
“ Paint thinner “
Seriously tho 😂
I was looking at that too lol
Killed it ! Epic job !!!!🎉
he’s done that once or twice…..WOOOOW… that’s amazing
The easy part of painting walls is using the roller to paint large sections. What makes the process time consuming is painting around doorways, windowsills, preparing the wall, the multiple layers...
Exactly. I could paint half a house myself in a day if I was just painting walls.....trim and detail work takes FOREVER if you're trying to do it with any quality.
Looks like they had already done the detailings.
Yeah, all the prep work takes time. The same when installing T-bar drop ceiling. If the room is square, then it goes fast. If the room as some strange angles and corners, then you start cutting tile by tile.
Ah. Shut up and go paint your own wall grumpy...
Captain obvious
Lol. “How to paint a wall fast”
Answer: paint it fast
Exactly...lol.
Thats how you do most labor quickly… quickly
Or he actually shows how to paint it fast by smearing it along the wall first, so you dont have to dip it and brush
@@joeyneal6237 joey dont get upset hes just jokin around
Hahahaha
Wow! I wish I could move that fast!❤
That's exactly how your supposes to do it... big w a across the wall followed by top to bottom where you head board and foot boards are already cut in!
Nice work
I've painted for a living and I can hear when a roller is crying for more paint. You'd definitely notice the awful zigzag with thick paint thru that coat, even with multiple coats.
It's always better to take your time and paint consistently. And you know, not smash thermostats off the wall with your roller.
Yep that idiot is trying to dry roll the whole wall smh
Thought I was the only one. You can definitely hear how dry it is
And not taking the fixtures off the walls hurts me physically. Light fixtures are like handbags nowadays, every one is designer and runs in limited numbers. Imagine if those fixtures were the last ones available and he smashes them with his painting.
I am glad you said it that sticking sound is driving me insane, can’t imagine the amount if holidays that are one the wall
It would've been sick if he caught the thermostat cover, though.
This is what my dad called wetting the wall. You basically leave a wet reservoir for your roller to refresh itself a bit on the wall. It truly makes things run much smoother than any other method. Also, you want the diagonals so that different parts if the roller are refreshed each time it comes into the wet line.
Thank you for the explanation!! I was trying to figure out what made it fast!!! 😂🤪 I also just painted some walls a few days ago, I'm not finished, but the explanation helps!!
the w when painting is very important!
Still got to 2nd coat it
Ty fornthat I was wondering why he did the diagonal part
Thanks for that answer, ive painted walls and never does the paint go anywhere near that far😅 super roller!
Great technique, thanks for sharing!!
i painted a room once... i woke up at 4am in excruciating arm pain afterwards and decided that i could never be a painter in life.
Considering how much paint you’d have on the roller and how hard you need to roll to keep a solid pattern going, the thumb strength here is incredible.
The paint roller holds paint inside and emits it as it rolls
@@aneeveewhohasinternet1871 Not if you buy the shit ones. In the UK, the non-professional ones make you dip your roller every ten seconds pretty much.
Depends on what type of roller too
i’d be glad to figure out his thumb strength
Amen to that
He cuts in 8 inches around everything and still slams the thermostat😂
HAHAHAHAHA didn’t see it happen yet at the time of reading your comment and I literally LOL’d
Cant control that ridiculous roller😅
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@@danlikes2play779 me tooooooo 😄
Brilliant I'm pissin myself laughing 😅
I don't know why him painting this wall was so satisfying but thank you calm my anxiety down
Why is this so satisfying to watch? 😅
The back spray would be spitting every where with how agrresssive that was
I thought the same
Auto read the title it says how to paint a wall fast not how to paint a wall clean
I was just looking for this comment
Not really because he bearly had any paint in the roller
Yup. Had a dickhead neighbor paint his house like that and got 100s of droplets all over my brand new Jeep. Fūckin ballbag.
“How to paint a wall fast” is apparently by… painting it really fast
he adds paint strips to restock without actually restocking
naw trick is to hire him
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Yeah I feel like ppl r getting mad at this video because it's not correct technique, but this is just a quick way to get some base color down. I don't get what the big deal is..
So that’s what my problem was!! I was just painting slowly
@@CatsAndPokemon because with this paint, if done right should not require a lot of touching up and additional coats if done right. In order to get the paint to look half decent he would have to go through and apply more coats and touching up more and it would effectively make painting it that fast pointless because he'd still spend that time fixing his work
Man I'm shook I just painted my 1st floor and it took me 4ever...got 1 more room notes have been taken and video has been saved. Thaaank yooou😊
Glad it helped
This is harder than it looks! That takes some strength!! Might be fast but looks neat too! 👍🏻👏🏻
Amazing technique for if the whole interior was the same color. Decorations, ceiling, flooring, trim, outlets, furniture, dog, etc.
Dog 😭✌️
Lmao!
Ahahahaha!
Dog 😂😂
You said it perfectly.
The real question personally:
Why would you want to speed paint in this way? It’s going to look like shit once it all dries.
From a non painter, they did it quick. But from a painter who knows a thing, this is rushed, even with a roller that big. Painting takes time to do, and you have to do it right, can’t just swipe the wall all in one roll without needing more paint.
Yeah seriously. First time I got to do a paint job for my tio on a renovation, he had me do a basement door by myself. He already had primer and everything on it. Shit was hard. Took me like an hour. It was simple too, not alot of crevices, maybe like 2 of those rectangle decorations in it but they weren't as intricate as others he did.
May e this is just the base coat? Don’t you have to put like 3 layers on or smn?
I think he used that roller that has paint on the inside
First coat bro.
@@mkjiuyuy you'll still see the texture of the first coat under the second. Especially if the first coat is shit
I love painting walls, a friend taught me this technique,saves time