How to successfully paint over water damage; One step process and it's easy as!
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I show you how I treat a water stain so you can paint over it with out it bleeding through your new coat of paint.
Knowing what to use is the trick here. There are many different brands and they will all do the same thing. Just make sure it's 'shellac' based or cleans up with metholated spirits or rubbing alcohol. Easy peasy!
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Im in my first house and am new to DIY and painting and as you said people would have, I've been painting over the water mark with new layers everyday with no success. Today I have got some of the spray and the stain has instantly been painted over! Thank you very much for taking the time to share your knowledge with newbies like me!
After my Transportable Home, was recently damaged by smoke, I wasn't too sure if I could fix it all by myself. After watching this, I have decided to give it a go. Excellent Video... Full of Encouragement. Watching men work, makes it looks easy, one of the best videos I've watched so far. Thank you for your experience and knowledge.
Thank you very much for your sharing. I do the same as you had said. The water stain on my bathroom ceiling disappeared. You’re my great helper. Appreciate sharing of your experiences on TH-cam. Follow up: Actually I had sprayed that Zinsser BIN for 4 to 5 layers over prior to water based flat white ceiling paint. More than 2 layers there!
Glad I could be of help. That's what it's about. :)
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@@RickBushell1958 I don't hear any sound ..What is name of product
I'm amazed that there are any negative comments... great job on this. Very informative!
LOL, yea, always a few negative nelly's. Not to worry, big shoulders, and thanks for the nice comment. :)
There are always going to be some malcontents.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’ve been working on “fixing up” our 14 year old home. Your videos have been invaluable. I’ve already learned so much! We took down room wide shelving the previous owners installed + I started patching the drywall damage from it this week. I’m excited to prep for painting and slowly make our house our own in time!
Good stuff, glad to of helped along the way of your painting projects! :)
Thank you for this video, I was one of the ones who painted over a water stain a couple of times and it kept coming back. Now, I know why and how to fix it!
Good stuff! :)
u425868 by a man of a
Thanks, just what i was looking for to treat a small leak stain before repainting.
Thank you, you've taught me many useful things today. I had been told I wouldn't be able to cover my water stains that happened before we replaced the roof. Now I know I can!
BlackSeranna Happy to help BlackSeranna. Any questions, just ask. :)
Yes Zinsser is great. We use Zinsser CoverStain too which has never failed for me in stopping stains from bleeding through.
I've used both Zinsser and Kilz and IMO ZInsser is by far the better of the two
+Tug_Slug I have to agree with you, I've always stuck with Zinsser. Although at the end of the day, whatever one uses to achieve the desired result and it works, should make for a happy camper. :)
B.I.N is an awesome product! Its alcohol base and dries quick! I use this product on my rental properties! I love it! Its definatly a time saver! Also works on knots in wood that bleeds through paint! Put some B.I.N on it and your ready to repaint! Works great for killing any stains, crayons, marker, water marks, wood knots...anything! Great video! Not many people know about this product! WORKS AWESOME!!!
ajm923 Yep, this is truely a fantastic product, and I can tell you mate, lots of people know about this product. It’s the diys that don’t know, the reason for this video. Very happy you know all about it’s magical applications. Good stuff and thank for a great post. Happy days, 👍
if you have a water stain coming through say on a wall , ceiling wipe down .let the stain dry out then paint over with oil based undercoat ( thin it a bit with some meths , then apply over the stain area ( ensure you paint bigger area than Stain , let that dry ….then use the water based original emulsion over .
Simples or you can buy the expensive stain blocker
This helped me sm, I accidentally fell asleep in my tub with the water running and there’s water damage on my baseboards now 😂
Lol!
We just replaced our roof and I noticed there are water marks on the ceiling. I’m dreading we might have to cut it out and put up new sheet rock because in the past, no matter how many times we painted over watermarks, it still comes through. But after watching this video, I’m going to try this blocker spray and hope it works!
Thank you !! Great information, I learned something ! Now I won’t have to do it twice 😄
yeah good recommendation on the shellac based B.I.N primer, its the best. I have a video which shows how to use it when the paint keeps peeling off & water damage repair, good explanation here!
Yea, it's a great product. Simple, it works. Thanks mate
3:35 to get to the topic at hand
For few small areas around the nails and tape lines, I used a sponge with diluted bleach and dapped over the stains. It's been through one Summer and Winter, it still looks as white as it can be.
Good stuff, as long as it works. :)
Glad you told me to stop the leak first. Was a real pain trying to paint it while it was dripping!
Stephen Lacher you’d be surprised how many people don’t get the leak fixed. I’ve seen it a hundred times.
@@RickBushell1958 No doubt. I'm sure you've seen a bit of everything.
Thank you !!! I truly appreciate your knowledge and time... I know it is valuable.
Thanks Monica, I like to help. :)
Zinzer products are incredible 👍
This was awesome. Running to Homedepot to get the solvent stain blocker.Thank you
Jasmine Sanchez So glad you like it. All the best.
You just took a day of my life just listening you talk. but good advice.
Love this video so useful as I’m renting a house and need to fix it xx
Easy as, glad it helped you. 😉
Thank you for sharing Bob. Saved hundreds
Thanks for sharing this video. Step by step very easy for me.
Very clear, thorough and well presented, helped me a lot, thank you.
+Chris Chisnall Very happy it helped you. That's what it's all about, helping others. :)
Great video! Glad I saw this before I just painted over our water stain lol
+ducktapepilot Good stuff. Happy to of helped. Spread the word mate. :) Share to your friends
Excellent explanation and good logical elaboration.
you go to far lengths to help us.. thank you for sharing your wisdom
Glad to help
Thank you for educating me on this topic.
Glad I could be of help :)
Tried it today and it worked. Thank so much!!!!!
Isn't is sooo good when something so simple works! Very happy for you.
You're welcome Leslie. :)
Going to try
Thank you for great coverage of all I needed to know x
Good stuff, glad I could be of help. :)
No pun intended?
Audio is broken on the video.
He realy explained it. Well, sort of.
Yes! Great Lengths! Great Video! Thanks!
Appreciate all your info! Who would know NOT to use water base primer!
Just one of the many things a painter learns along the way. :)
Great job! My project for next weekend! Thanks!
Easy, just take your time. :)
Thanks so much. Super happy with your advice. Bless you
have used Kilz before but I am going to give this stuff a go, thank you for the video.
You're welcome, but at the end of the day, whatever it is that works for you is all that matters. Happy painting.
Appreciated. I painted over a water stain by your detail advise.
Happy it helped. Good stuff! :)
Can you use this product, then use primer and then paint the ceiling?
thanks a million.
I take that 1 million and welcome you 2 million. :)
When you "cleaned" the bottle, you sprayed it out onto the wall?
LOL, because the entire office got painted, all good :)
sherwin williams stopped making the problock spray cans ..it was the best by far blocker...ill get it a try ..i never use kilz spray you can still see where u sprayed it after 2 or 3 coats
Using the wrong paint I think, i found if I used a good quality paint, It wouldn't show. Never had an issue unless I was using a cheaper paint or a brand I didn't like.
simple answer-- buy stain sealer or any oil based primer will work too
Excellent video. Thanks!
Cheers mate
Thanks so much! Do you have any advice for how to fix bubbled paint down walls due to ceiling leak? I saw someone use an iron online, but I'm skeptical.
michaela k Hi Michaela, yea the iron sounds like something I sure wouldn't do but then, everyone's different! You have to scrape off the loose paint, You may have to treat any stains that may be there before patching. Watch this here, th-cam.com/video/LKZ9yo_NlTM/w-d-xo.html It may help. Good luck. :)
When you use the stain blocker does that seal it to prevent any mold issues or anything? I've heard water stains can cause mold if not replaced. enjoy the videos and def saved me a lot of money if I can do this instead of replace the sheet rock. Thank you in advance for your answer.
Justin Blanchard It depends on just how bad the water damage is. Over the years I've used the stain blocker on some pretty bad water damage with great results. Meaning, it has to be pretty bad to make the decision to replace the gyprock. I've even had to float topping compound over it sometimes!
Invincible Painting Basics LOL, Rereading your comment Justin and I realized I didn't even answer your question! As for the mold, I'm not a mold expert but I cant see mold growing there after the treatment unless it's an area in your house that is suitable for mold growth (new mold as apposed to the mold underneath your treatment) meaning mold from spores floating around rather than it 'coming' through the new paint.
I'm going to paint over anti stain paint, which is white, in a peach colour in one room and a yellow colour in another room. Do I have to paint over the anti stain paint in the above colours first?
Hi, I urgently need your help, as I am sure a lot of DIY's do. We just came across your video. We had a water damage spot repaired "by a professional" in a new home we purchased. Then we went around ourselves, after the repairs were done, to save money, and applied the recommended Bullseye 123. Then, we hired and paid a professional painting company to "paint our home." To our surprise the two water stains on the ceiling "bleed through." After listening to your video to our amazement the "professional sheet rock repair guy' NEVER MENTIONED ONCE to use a "stain blocker" to block the stain and keep it from bleeding. Why did he not use it? I do not know. Well, at this point that is neither here nor there, we just need to know how to resolve the problem. Can we just spray the "recommended stain blocker" we saw you use in this video over the area we had painted less than 24 hours ago, or do we have to have the entire area paint removed, repaired again, and then spray with stain blocker? HELP HELP HELP.
Yep, you can certainly just spay over the fresh paint (using zinsser BIN) and then just repaint, it's good stuff. All the best :)
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. We are going to take your advice. And then the painting company is coming back to do final touch ups and will repaint those areas for us again. Will keep you posted. Love your videos. Great information. You make it easy to grasp and execute.
Thanks for the nice words. :)
Hi, I have looked everywhere to try and find the exact can of BIN you have in the video. I can not find it. I only can find the Zinsser BIN Primer Ultimate Stain Blocker. Totally different can. Tried to upload a picture, but would not let me.
It may be the same thing. Branding and graphics change over time. Read on the back what it takes to clean up. If it needs rubbing alcohol or mineral spirits, it will work. Your looking for a shellac based product. There's numerous ones on the market these days. good luck
thanks for the water stain remedy
John Hillard You're welcome John.
Hello! Do I need to sand over the water damage and put putty before painting if I’m not using stain blocker?
Hello there... whats the difference between B.I.N. STAIN BLOKER VS STAIN KILLER ????
I'm not sure, but I could tell you if I knew what it cleans up with, eg; turps/paint thinner or methylated spirits/rubbing alcohol.
Best thing to do is cut it out and re plasterboard it to stop wicking and mold spread. You can only see the surface, not the back side, so how do we know what's really going on? In my 30 years experience just painting over never works in the long run. And I've tried all the brands.
Helterskelter4 your long run is different than mine. The particular job in the video is my house. Still looks good. No issues. That and over 40 years, never g
Awesome
Thanks for the helpful tip. So let me get this right: use a non-water based spray, then also use a non-water based paint over it as a final coat?
The spray product I used in the video is an alcohol based product (clean up with rubbing alcohol or mentholated spirits) and painted straight over with the ceiling paint (water base)
@@RickBushell1958 Thank you indeed.
Your tips rock :)
Hi. I think all water-damaged ceiling part needs to be cut out and replaced with new Sheetrock/plaster? Painting over stain can cause mold issue. Did you do anything to treat mold before painting? Thanks!
It depends on how bad the water damage is. For a lot of people, it will only be a stain, the strength integrity in the gyprock is still good in most cases. And yea, sometimes I treat the stain with a wipe of bleach, not always as was this case. I'm sitting under that very spot atm.
All good after all these years. Thanks for commenting
Hi Rick, Could you give me a hint on how to cover a terrible ceiling? it has been painted over a few times and they have never done good prep work, so instead of me trying to fix it, is there something little 'ol me could do to make it easier? and yes it is peeling also..
Hi, it's always going to peel off till you remove all of it. best thing to do is wet it first then will peel off much easier.
Thanks, it worked 😊🙏
Brilliant video. Very clear. Great illustration of difference. I hope you get a commission for promoting B-I-N’s products 😃
Guv Bansal Thanks for the nice comments. But no, I don’t receive any compensation from zinzzer. Although I’m now looking into affiliations with products I know and trust. Thanks for commenting 👍
thank you so much for this video. I had a leak from one bathroom to another, the spot of the leak landing on the ceiling of the other bathroom. Had it fixed a more than a week ago and they immediately had the spot covered directly with painting. Now I have a darker spot, so I am wondering if this means that the leak is still on or they did not have the correct procedure. Watching your video I believe they did not have the correct procedure!
Yea, if the leak is stopped, they did it incorrectly. This works every single time, but the leak has to be fixed first. Good luck. :)
The Kilz is oil based can you paint over it with a water based latex paint? One other question should I give the ceiling about 2 weeks to dry out......in my case it's a very small area of stain.
The stain killer is shellac based and yes, you can paint over it with water base. I never had an issue in the 40 years I used it. To let it dry for 2 weeks, I.m not sure of, it's dry when it's dry Good luck:)
@@RickBushell1958 Thanks for the info!
convinced me..thanks
Re ceilings that are heavily discolored from cigarette smoke - Should I lightly pole sand the ceiling PRIOR to applying the oil based stain blocker or does it matter??
+Sarah G I'm always saying "If you're going to paint it, sand it!" This is one case where I usually never sanded before painting. Sounds like you already know you have to treat the ceiling (surface) because of the cigarette smoke. This smoke will bleed through and make the finish coat look awful. It HAS to be treated, but don't use 'OIL BASE' stain blocker. You want to use a shellac based (Zinsser-123 or similar) sealer. Read the instructions on the back label and look for 'Clean up". If you need rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits to clean up your brushes, you know you have the right stuff. Good luck
+Invincible Painting Basics
Thank you! No sanding will really cut down on the mess. I'm taking a break from washing the nicotine covered walls and was quite pleased to find your speedy response. {For the walls I'm using TSP (Sugar Soap) + hot water and rinsing with clean fresh water.} I was actually planning on using Zinsser-123 but wrongly called it "oil based" since it can't be cleaned up with water. It's great to hear I'm on the right path. Thank you again. ;)
It probably doesn't matter, can't hurt. Hard to tell without looking at it. Unless it's really rough and looks like it needs a sand, then sand it, otherwise straight over the top with your sealer. Good luck, it's smell stuff, open some windows and get some fresh air coming in.
Thank you! Now...are there any limitations to types of paint you can paint over B.I.N.? For that matter do you have any videos that demystify which paints can and cannot be used over other types of paints?
+Chuckles I explain a bit on water base and oil base paints here: th-cam.com/video/oHT5wvDEiD4/w-d-xo.html
Just remember, whether you are using water or oil, you cannot paint one over the other without sanding and undercoating. First, after watching the video I mentioned above, sand your surface and apply 1 coat of oil base 'All purpose (or General purpose) undercoat. Then apply what ever it is you are using. In regards to painting over BIN, I haven't had any problems painting anything right over the top of it.
came across this very helpful video while researching how to paint over silicone filler? Had a new front door installed and when I went to paint surrounding walls there is some clear silicone, about an inch wide, that ruins the overall look. would the type of product mentioned in this video also work as a "cover" on this silicone allowing me to paint over it? many thanks
+Michael Collins I honestly don't know. You could try it but I doubt it will work. Painting over silicon produces a reaction with the paint. Trying to remove the silicon is difficult at the best of times. I have removed it from wood surfaces (with an enourmous amount of effort) but sometimes I still get the reaction, even though it appears it has all been removed. Man could I tell you stories about painting newly installed guttering that needed to be painted! Not sure what your walls are made of but I sometimes have gotten away with rubbing latex caulking over the silicon and that will stop the reaction from the silicon as the caulking is too thick to react. What ever you do, keep me posted as I would like to know how you get out of this one! Good luck mate. ;)
+Invincible Painting Basics thanks for the reply, I'll certainly keep you informed if I find a way. To be honest I'm seriously thinking of calling the installers back and asking them to take out the clear silicone and re do with some filler that can easily be painted
They do make a paintable silicon. Silicon is great for many things but around the paint trade, it's a big pain.
cant hear a word you sayin!
+clownard Are you on a phone? Try a different device if you are.
yeah, last night i watched this on my phone - no sound, im on pc now and its fine.. weird, nice video though good demonstration here
On this video, the product was used over a water base (latex) paint. No problem.
No problem. :)
Can't hear it at all!
Could you turn CC on for mobile viewers?
I was wondering if this will cover mold as well?
Jason McCann you should treat the mold first before applying anything.
Great advice, thanks
Glad you liked it.
Great vid. Thx.
I am so confused between all of the Zinsser products and videos. You seem to be the only one that says not to use water based. I need to kill mold and mildew first. Have scraped a bathroom popcorn ceiling, cleaned it well and am ready to put Zinsser Mold Killer water base on the ceiling. Then we are going to cover with sheetrock mud, sand, and put another coat of the Mold Killer primer on it before we put final coats of eggshell finish final paint. Is this not a good idea???? I am thinking what you use will just hide the mold...which is really no longer visible as it was on the popcorn that was scraped off????
Killing the mold is as simple as using bleach. Dilute some in water and voila. You will still see some but it's not alive. The stain it leaves is the reason you use the type of product I mention in the video. It stops the stain from bleeding through. Simple as that. If the stain isn't too bad, yes, your water base material might work. Might. Why take the chance of it not working? Do it right from the start. I've used just about every product you can come up with. I stick with what works. Also, I'm not sure why you're going through the process of skim coating your cieling? Unless of course it's a mess from all the scraping you've done.
Here's how I would do this. 1. wash area with the bleach mix. 2. Treat the stains with the 123 zinsser. 3. Skim coat your ceiling. And 4, Paint 2 coats (maybe three) to finish. Good luck mate
will we be able to sand the 123??? Yes, skimming it due to the scraping
No need to sand the 123 at all.If you feel you must, make it a very light sand with fine sandpaper. Have fun :)
:) yes, will need to sand, hopefully lightly, after the skim...which will be in spots, again hopefully, over the 123...Thanks for responding so quickly....have been researching u-tube for a solid week!
we have already "killed" the mold with a highly recommended mold/mildew killer. We have tried bleach on another area for it to only keep coming back. However, the "source" of that problem is condensation which has not been fixed, so we still have the wonderful environment for the problem there. It never ends!
Hello great video.
I used an oil based spray to cover up some water stains on my ceiling. 24 hours later i could tell where i sprayed but the stains seemed to be gone. After that, i primed the entire ceiling with a stain blocking water based primer (both spray and primer were KILZ products). I checked on it 24 hours after i applied the primer and the stains had come back. the paint I was going to use next is water based also. should I go over the water spots again with the spray and then apply paint? or what should i for this situation? thanks for the help!
+Joseph Mica The problem is the water base products. There good products, just misused. You can get away with using oil based products but only if use both oil base undercoat/sealer and also finish with an oil base finish, eg enamel. Most today wont come anywhere near oil base products so you have to use a shellac based (cleanup with rubbing alcohol/methylated spirits) product. This is a must if you are going to finish with a water base paint. Unfortunately for you, your KILZ 'water base' stain blocker doesn't work all too well with water stains. Go over your stains with a sealer that HAS to be cleaned up using rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits. Read the back of the can under 'clean up', it will state what is needed for cleaning up. And then you can go over the area with your water base paint with no problems. Hope this helps
+Invincible Painting Basics do you think if I go over the stain again with the KILZ oil based spray and then use oil based ceiling paint over the water based primer it would fix my problem?
+Joseph Mica Get yourself a can of Zinsser B I N . Use this to paint over your stains. Then paint your ceiling with any water base paint you are using, If you decide to go with the oil base paint as your finish coat, you don't need to use your oil spray but I would recommend to coat your ceiling first with oil base undercoat. This is providing a key for your finish (enamel) coat. Also, it's a good practice to never paint over any water base material with oil base enamel without first applying a coat of oil base undercoat. Personally, I would use the Zinsser. Much easier and when you need to recoat your ceiling at some point in time, it's just another coat of water base material. www.zinsseruk.com/product/b-i-n/ good luck mate
What is that sprayer called ?
It's just a can of B-I-N primer stain blocker. Most paint stores would carry this product.
Water staining means you have an issue that you should correct as soon as possible. Painting over it will only hide the problem which will cost you a ton more later.
You've stated the obvious mate. Give us a little credit. :)
Hi this helped me so much!!!
+Sandra Star Very happy it helped you. Most things in life are so simple, but if you don't know, you don't know! Happy painting Sandra. :)
Funny how the Voice does not come through Attached speakers but when I unplug the speaker, the voice comes through the laptop's own speaker just fine!
Great video. Thank you.
Your welcome Mark Anderson, happy you got something out of it. :)
I have walls that have severe nicotine stains on them.. I used tsp and no matter how many times I go over the walls.. my water turns that gross brown color. Am I going to have to prime all my walls with the B.IN. ? Even with two coats? If so, what prep work can I do so that I can only have to put one coat of B.I.N on the walls ? B.I.N is super expensive! they also say I need a respirator to work with it as it has a very powerful smell. Also they say you can't use T.S.P on the walls if your planing on using B .I.N . is that actually true? I didn't know that and I washed my walls with the T.SP. already. I hope I'm not screwed because it seems with the research that B I N is that best thing to use for this.. Thank you
Hi John, don't panick, not all is lost. Go over your walls with just plain water. Let completley dry. This is just to remove any residue the tsp may have left. And 1 coat of BIN primer is enough. I've had to coat entire exteriors due to nicotine. There is no other way around this, it has to be BIN or any other stain killer that cleans up with rubbing alcohol/mineral spirits. And yes it really is smelly. Along with your resperator, open all doors and window for fresh air. fyi-Be a little cautious of the info from behind the counter painters.
Thank you very much for the response and your videos. You do an awesome job of explaining things. I look forward to more videos and tips.
Thanks for that John, I find it difficult these days to find time to produce my painting videos though. The next one is on airless spra
ying if I can ever get it together long enough to make it. :)
I heard shellac will also work, Not sure if your product is shellac?
Yep, shellac. The reason why it works, dries fast.
Thank you for getting back on that for me. Well yesterday I started painting with your techique, I have to say it is taking me abit to retrain. Old habbits die hard I guess. (Dipping the brush in and giving it a shake or tap on the side of the can). Your right it does fill the brush better, less dipping. I also for the very first time cleaned my brush off after my day was done with a wire brush! What a difference! I did not get all the paint off so I left it overnight to soften. I will try the brush again and make it a new suit to cover it after I clean it again later today. (Any other tricks for dried out paint brushes?) I tried not to get the handle in water as I was afraid it may swell it. Well I am totally impressed with cleaning it with the wire brush, I wish I knew this trick years ago, I would have saved alot of money! Thank you so much for all your wonderful help and advise!-audie
Good stuff mate. Love hearing how my videos help people. With your new brush care, you are on to it! Great job :)
just go over the stain with some oil based undercoat - if you are painting a room you've probably got some - let it dry and then go over the ceiling with your emulsion.. simple..
Thanks for the post roblex63, but that solution doesn't work. It looks fine after the undercoat is dry but bleeds straight thru after applying the water base finish coat. Using BIN guarantees one success. Also you wont have to wait hrs and hrs for it to dry as you would with the undercoat. 15/30 minutes max and you can apply your paint. Faster and easier and no crossing your fingers hoping the stain won't bleed thru.
Thank you!!
Michelle Trementozzi Your welcome. :)
ls this water sealant spray available in Australia thank you?
Graham Bryant It sure is 👌
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Hi mate, I just painted my ceiling and have lighter shades on fresh new plaster patches where I had chimney removed. would old and new plaster make a difference to the shades.
Hi Jasvir, no, it shouldn't have different shades. Not seeing it makes it a bit difficult to diagnose the problem. But it could be the new plaster wasn't completely dry, or maybe you need another coat of paint, (not quite covering maybe)or it could be because the paint is a very cheap paint with very poor opacity. Good luck mate
The patches had dried out for over a few months more than enough drying time. Am using crown ceiling paint from B&Q. I am beginning to think the old boards have been water stained. Is it ok just to paint the whole ceiling with stain remover because it's seems to work better than my crown. Or do I have to do finish in crown.
Not sure whats going on with your job Jasvir. Plaster over boards? Confused. Is there anyway you can send me photos? ricko58@bigpond.com
Think I need a email to send pictures. Or is it possible on this.
Sorry mate just caught your email when I clicked send on last message. Will email you pictures now.
What’s happened to the sound on this?
That's why my stain keeps coming back. I thought I was cursed. 🤣🤣
No sound
I subscribed for your talent there is no sound
it would be nice if we could here wat your saying there no sound to your video
+mike buller There is audio. Check your device or change to another device.
This is very important for me to hear but can’t hear anything. I tried my best to learn by watching what you do. I wish I could hear your voice. Something is wrong with the audio.
If I may, try viewing on another device. Thanks for commenting. :)
Where is the valume?
Try viewing on a different device, sorry.
Totally understanded what he said :v
Keep sippin' yer tea. yeah..
can't hear a thing! the sound quality is not there
You need hearing aids.
There is something a little creepy about this guy. He should wear gloves.
It’s your device. Had to turn my volume down
Can't hear anything you said. Terrible sound issue?
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