Cracking video, thanks for the tips. I'm a decorator in training so all these videos are brilliant. One thing, I notice you used your scraper to protect the carpet when painting horizontally which is fine as the carpet doesn't move. How do you deal with the vertical part of the carpet as that moves? If you were to use your scraper to hold back the carpet while painting, when it springs back does it pick up paint and mark the carpet? Thanks again
Thanks.. its a very common to come across paint on carpet... especially when people think they can stick tape down and it will stop paint... they flood the paint on and it soakes into the top edge of the carpet..
I have really enjoyed your videos and put into practice many of your tips. Thank you. You are the best for techniques. Can you do a video for ceiling cracks with texture but wood behind and no void. Cheers a subscriber fan
What primer do you recommend for wood that's been stained and had a clear coat of varnish on it? My skirtings look terrible so I was going to use shellac bin but I've got children and pets and I read that it's really smelly and quite toxic.
Which paint did you use? I have recently paintey radiators with water based radiator paint from v3. I want to use the same on stair spindles and banister. Can I do that?
@@PaintingandDecorating I know what you mean, iam on similar job now, you can only go so far with the prep for the price you've quoted. Still looks good anyway keep up the good work.
Yes it could... if people can afford it.. they get what they pay for.. we always ask how far do you want us to go... its your money.. we budget for everyone.
@@g.johnson3119 tape is best removed when paint is wet.. so for me I never use it near carpet because when you remove it you can get bits on the paint work.
Imagine how long that's going to take. Rub down the woodwork hover it and use a roll of 38mm maskin tape and you don't have to cut in on both undercoat and gloss
Thank you.. and no its just something that gets in the way really. Most things just need a quick denib.. sandpaper in pocket no matter where I stand.. saves time.
Cracking video, thanks for the tips. I'm a decorator in training so all these videos are brilliant. One thing, I notice you used your scraper to protect the carpet when painting horizontally which is fine as the carpet doesn't move. How do you deal with the vertical part of the carpet as that moves? If you were to use your scraper to hold back the carpet while painting, when it springs back does it pick up paint and mark the carpet? Thanks again
Great video fantastic job stay safe looking forward to next video's 🇬🇧👍
Thank you.
Great job you are the only Chanel I watch for painting
Thank you..🙂
It has never occurred to me to sand the carpet! Thanks
Me neither, brilliant hack.
Another great video when you know what you're doing you make it look easy thanks for sharing
Thank you.
What's that at 3:23? A small paint brush and paint? If so would it not get paint on to the carpet?
great tip with sandpaper on the carpet nice
Thanks.. its a very common to come across paint on carpet... especially when people think they can stick tape down and it will stop paint... they flood the paint on and it soakes into the top edge of the carpet..
What a coincidence as I did the same on part of my stairs as well. Thanks for the video.
Your welcome.
I have really enjoyed your videos and put into practice many of your tips. Thank you. You are the best for techniques.
Can you do a video for ceiling cracks with texture but wood behind and no void. Cheers a subscriber fan
Thanks.. will see what we can do for you..
I have to paint over a stained and varnished stairwell skirt like this. Not looking forward to it but I enjoyed watching!
Thanks hope it goes well.
What primer do you recommend for wood that's been stained and had a clear coat of varnish on it? My skirtings look terrible so I was going to use shellac bin but I've got children and pets and I read that it's really smelly and quite toxic.
Fantastic job! Exactly the way i do it.
Thank you..
Which paint did you use? I have recently paintey radiators with water based radiator paint from v3. I want to use the same on stair spindles and banister. Can I do that?
What grit numbers were the different sand papers that were used?
fantastic finish!! thanks for another great vid
Thank you.
Another quality job! Now I know what to do with our stairs! What music is this? I quite like it!
Thank you,, oh not sure of this track now.. always just pick a tune off TH-cams creators free music..
Sunspots by Jeremy Blake
You see this is the quality you pay for
Thank you.
Perfection.
Thank you.
Satinwood or gloss for staircases ?
Satinwood on this staircase.. but it's ll personal choice.
WOW! amazing work TFS Stay safe
Thank you..
Looks like those stringers could have been fine surfaced filled.
Yes, time is money and customers budget only goes so far.. thanks
@@PaintingandDecorating I know what you mean, iam on similar job now, you can only go so far with the prep for the price you've quoted. Still looks good anyway keep up the good work.
Why didn't you smooth out all the dents in the wood with filler could have looked so much better
Yes it could... if people can afford it.. they get what they pay for.. we always ask how far do you want us to go... its your money.. we budget for everyone.
@@PaintingandDecorating ok I'm a decorator myself thanks for the reply I'm not questioning your ability keep up the good work 👍
@@tommybaker9987 thanks.. we do use tape occasionally but.. red carpets may be.. thanks fir watching... Nice to know other decorators watch..
thought you would mask up carpet. cutting in not best way as you demonstrated with paint removal on carpet.......
The paint is on the carpet because the last person used tape flooded paint on and this is the result.
@@PaintingandDecorating oh Ok👍 I normally lay edge of tape on stair stringer so no gap so no paint on carpet👍
@@g.johnson3119 tape is best removed when paint is wet.. so for me I never use it near carpet because when you remove it you can get bits on the paint work.
Should just removed the music.Sounds terribly.Anyway,thanks for the tip
Trash 🤣
Imagine how long that's going to take. Rub down the woodwork hover it and use a roll of 38mm maskin tape and you don't have to cut in on both undercoat and gloss
Nice, would you then fill those contours with two part filler to get it nice and smooth?
It all depends on your customers budget.. its great to do but adds to the job.. but if lots to fill best to use pollyfila.. thanks
cracking job again mate , woman be thinking she has a new carpet laid as well with it all tidied up at the edges/ stringers 👌
Cheers thanks
I can’t believe he didn’t use masking tape !
great job and tips cheers
Thank you.
Why? Surely it’s quicker to use a filling knife to tap loose ends in then tape the edges .
Excellent !!
Your commentary preferred rather than the music mate.
Not every job is quite too mush noise. We talk when we can.. thanks
@@PaintingandDecorating No problem pal! Thought I was the only one that rubbed the carpet down! Lol
Great vid as always... ever thought going dustless sanding? Mirka or festool
Thank you.. and no its just something that gets in the way really. Most things just need a quick denib.. sandpaper in pocket no matter where I stand.. saves time.
@@PaintingandDecorating old school nice
@@michaelstojsavljevic8453 yep. The wheel works.
top work you are a artist.
Thank you.. 😊