How To Paint Walls Like a Pro REAL DIY TIPS & TRICKS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Get Real DIY Tips on painting interior walls/rooms for your home or office. DIY BRI gives real advice on methods he has used for years to get professional looking painting results. Painting walls tips for beginners on how to paint with roller without leaving marks.
How to paint with a roller without streaks video.
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Hi from the UK This must be one of the best videos on TH-cam for rolling a wall
Thanks!
Thank you! Super helpful! I haven't painted in several years and I have caught myself doing everything wrong starting out this time, I was getting so aggravated until I watched your video! Thanks again!
the tip about placing your roller in a bag will be really helpful. thanks Brian
Looks fantastic!!
Thanks!
So helpful! Thank you! I made all the mistakes you called out! But now I know better, thanks to you
I appreciate his your effort to make this video, and it was easy to follow. Damn you guys giving negative comments! Post it on your own!
gattonebianca People are haters lol 😂 they always find something negative to say because they are most likely unhappy with themselves!! Makes them feel better to insult others and nit pick!! Hahaha 😂 I know I have a mom who’s like that!!
Great tutorial on painting! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the video. No need to sand at all. Scrape as much filler/spackle up as you can from the wall to leave only as much filler a that is required and just use a wet rag (wringed out) with appropriate pressure applied with you hand to even the surface. This preserves the texture as well without sanding as well. The filler/spackle is water soluble on Dap and other brands.
Thanks for the video! You make it look so easy!
Best use of an affliction shirt
You are a great teacher. I get frustrated watching g other videos. Thanks.
awesome video thank you i had no idea what I was doing
+Laquila Patterson Thanks!
When to use a paint sprayer vs a roller
Good work my guy
Really learned a lot!! Thank you, Janet.
Thank you! Very easy to understand
Thanks, it was nice and easy to understand. You did 2 coats, correct?
+abe draws Yes 2 coats :)
Do It Yourself Bri what about using masking tape or painters blue tape?
2) how long did you give before doing second coat?
Yea this was the only thing i was wondering at the end. Good advice tho ty
Sir me ask you a question, do you have a state contractor license to be demostrating on all this? If not you will be fined from the dept of your county you are at.I will be waiting for your response.
Thanks mate. I wish I had watched this before I starts. Two bad walls and two great post video walls.
Great video! Would be nice to see a video on this new cool tool called the Richard gooseneck flexible paint brush extension! Absolutely incredible! No more ladders! Must have this! Cheers!
Wow! This was so helpful :) Thank you
Thanks Anna!
Thanks man.Great video.
Good tips, Thanks...
+Curiosity Thanks!
Thanks. Very helpful.
Do you have to remove the baseboards? Can you do a video removing them, painting them, and replacing them?
Sorry it took so long to get back to you.... No you don't have to remove the baseboards. I only did because I was installing new floor.... Are you starting a new project?
Thanks for the video, Brian. Very educational. Btw, what is the name of the paint that you put on?
super helpful!
Thank You!!!
I hope by now you were able to get a new roller or at least put some WD40 on the thing.
🤣🤣🤣
That noise was annoying!
Nice job!
Thank You!
Also when rolling a wall the start up make a w for wall on the wall. It covers most of the wall
How much do you overlap your lines? An inch? And third stroke down immediately? If I wait will it cause lines? Also do you cut or roll first?
In the application of the paint I generally overlap 1 " for about 3 rows, than go over the same rows smoothing out the paint overlapping 6", when smoothing out the paint always go in the same direction (basically when rolling a wall your applying the paint to the wall first (fairly heavy) and 2nd is not really to add any paint its more to smooth it out and get a even looking texture) the paint will have a slightly different texture to it rolling up verse down which will cause a difference in appearance, enough that you can generally see the roller mark... Additionally waiting to smooth out the paint more than about the space of 3 or 4 rolls will cause a variation to texture and even color, because as the paint starts to dry it pulls away from your roller nap differently causing a slightly different look. The key is, apply the paint and smooth it all out the same way, which will give the entire wall a very even texture and color. Giving it a beautiful look... I would suggest watching the part in my video where I do the rolling a couple times just so that it hopefully makes sense... And yes cut in first, you can generally get a better look when doing this so that you can roll over the paint lines with a roller nap (as much as possible) to give the wall a matched look without as many brush lines.
I hope this answered your questions, let me know how I can help!
Good Luck with your next project!
(always keep in mind when rolling a wall, you will see uneven roller lines in the wall until it dries, if you apply it correctly when the paint completely dries the roller lines will go away)
Can someone do a white wall please. I have no issue with colours but doing corners and then matching it with the roller is a fukn nightmare !!!!!! Also how do you guys have so much paint on the rollers ? My roller fukn has no paint after like one up and down.
You have to do two coats bro. Even the paint that says "covers in one coat" needs two coats unless you're using a color very similar to the existing one. Occasionally you can get away with two cuts one roll because the brush generally puts paint on lighter than the roller. But there are so many different size roller sleeves, brushes, and materials used for both that also effect the coverage.
Hello Bri. I find your diy videos extremely helpful. I am currently trying to decide on which paint brand to buy. Which brand do you like? We are looking to paint an entire house. I'm leaning toward Benjamin Moore, but that will get pricey. Suggestions? Thanks!
+Brittany Frana Brittany you rock!
Thx 4 the tips!!!
Thx Helpful video
Thanks!
Wow, what paint brand did you use? That has great coverage!
Hey Elizabeth! I used a BEHR Premium Plus Ultra, from the home depot.
I love the way you breath all that dust I hope you live longer
+Hugo Booo Me too
Hugo Booo thanks
Hey Hugo....let’s see you hold your breath.....
A previous painting job left some walls with more orange peel than I like. Can I sand and repaint, or will the orange peel just show through after the new coat is applied?
Thanks buddy
So no primer over the spackle, with higher pva content for bonding? Just paint?
Pole sand! And the wiping down is unnecessary unless the wall is super dirty
What would you class superdirty?
Hi there, a quik question; how can can i paint an apartment 2 beds , 2 baths ,living room and a kitchen , each room has about a 100 holes in each wall, some less, living room same situation, bathrooms also, all these walls have texture in 2 hours? any advise?
if you used primer over your sanded spots first and then paint it covers better doesn't it?
Yes it does... Most of the popular paints have primer built in... However no paint beats a primer for its primer quality
How do you paint the top of the wall and avoid painting the ceiling?
What brand of paint is that...covers well?????
I didn't know Phil Kessel has a side job as a painter. Weird.
Ol hotdog
As a boatswain's mate, I would recommend you just throw a 5 gallon on the wall. Itll take 5 seconds and itll dry. Eventually.
what do u call that thing u used to fill the holes? does it also works in concrete walls?
Its called drydex . and it does work on concrete but you have to seal it and prine it or it will degrade and crumble
Dude that is some thick paint to cover that paint
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Nice video, but you could save yourself a lot of time with sanding by simply taking the back side of the putty knife and indenting the holes is the wall so when you apply the spackle and scrape it you would never even know. That's what pro's do!
always water down paint befeore touching up filler/plaster, paint he is using can be used as primer but needs watered down, will work fine without but the poor sod that has to paint after will find the paint willl crack and stick to his roller
Oil that roller. 😖Squeek!!!😫Squeek!!!!!😖Squeeeeeeek!!!😖
DO NOT HAMMER YOUR DRYWALL!! Just scrap anything that isn't flush with the wall. The putty will fill it in. Repairing hammer damage is a much more time consuming process.
Srapping it won't make that purtruding drywall paper go down I use the metal bottom of my 5 in one tool and just press it in creating a small dent to fill
I’m cringing why do u need to use the bucket of spackle you don’t have something else to put the spackle in. Way to put particles in your spackle when u try to use it a second time
pole is too small
Who uses a putty knife to patch a nail holes that uses way too much mud just use your finger
You're an idiot
Do I use my left or right hand to cut a line 😂🤣😂🤣I just wanted to add 1 more stoooopid comment to match the other ones
The left one. That way it all matches stupid together, tattoo and allll.
Hahahaha Shawn that made me laugh out loud!
Won’t hire this guy, omg.
bowing
I hate painting so ducking much it’s so boring
Don't use a hammer use the head of a carriage bolt and tap it with a hammer or the handle of your 3" drywall knife and use drywall mud in a tray way faster