3 Simple Paint Tricks to WORK FASTER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Jeremy shares three of his favorite painting tips to keep your job going smoothly.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:37 Tip #1 - Set Up a Supply Area
2:10 Tip #2 - Wrap Your Brushes In Plastic
4:07 Tip #3 - Cover Roller Pans With a Trash Bag
5:51 Bonus Tip - The Ol’ Jeremy Pan Breakdown
7:09 Conclusion
I use zipper bags to keep brushes moist. Put the brush in and zip it up to the handle. Sandwich bags work well.
I have done that as well and it’s a solid option. I salute you for it 🫡
Another similar idea is to get a tray insert and use it upside down as a lid for your paint tray. Then just tape the seam.
We use the ol' upside down insert technique all the time on the job site while we're still working out of the pan. I've never tried taping the inserts together. That's not a bad idea. When we put our pans to bed for the evening we usually wrap them in a trash bag like I showed in the video. As long as you're preventing air from hitting the paint then its all good!
Great tips! All time saving painting tips are welcomed because time is money.
Indeed it is. And we all want more time and money!
Extremely helpful. Thanks!
Thanks RT L. Have a great day!
Excellent tips!
I hope you find them useful!
In canada they have a 3 foot handle that clamps onto your tray and also holds your stick vertically when not in use. you can grab the handle without bending down for the tray or kicking it across the room.
Nice! I’ll check that out
super helpful!!
I’m glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching! 😃
Great tips! Thanks!❤
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@SuperVassarBrothers As I wait in line at Sherwin Williams. 😀
I watched several of your videos this morning, and they were all very informative and useful. I also found them straight forward and easy to follow. Thank you for keeping it simple yet beyond basics for us painting lovers not pros. Haha! Have a great year! Xoxo, Frances
Your videos are great, and so practical. I feel comfortable moving ahead with your product recommendations, etc. Continued success!
Thank you good sir! 🫡
Thank you so much, im repainting my whole house and I work full time and this was extremely helpful 😍. Thank you so much for all your help.
Glad we could help Brenda. Good luck on painting your entire home. I'm sure it will look great when your done.
@glendacooper. Please what paint did you get for the interior work ? I need advise
I use the press and seal wrap. Covers trays and buckets tight. Also, use on my spackle and mud buckets, then place the lid back on.
I just ordered some after reading your comment. I’ll try that out next week. Thanks for the heads up 🫡
thanks the celofan wrapings advice, vill defenetli use it from now on
Happy we could help Iv Pu
I m so glad. I ran into you here sir. Thanks. Also any tips to paint paneling easy and affordable please 🙏
Not sure what type of paneling you’re referring to. If it’s wood paneling then you probably need to prime it with a wood primer then you can paint like you would a wall. Brush and roller and you should be good to go.
I have used cling wrap for brushes. Have also used sandwich bags for temp storage of brushes. I also often just use the plasic bags from my grocery store also. You do not wash your rollers ? You throw them away after one use ?
We don't wash out our roller covers. For my crew it's not time efficient to take the time to wash them out properly compared to how much a roller cover costs. We buy them by the case and it works well for us. I know some guys like to wash them out, that's just not our preference.
Good tips, thanks. I thought pros paint out of buckets with screens instead of paint trays, which do you recommend?
Thanks for the feedback. Different crews use different methods. We like the deep paint trays for 9" rollers and a large green bucket from Wooster for the 14" rollers. Link below for 14". Good luck
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Good stuff, great tips!👍🏻
I’m trying to find one of your videos that’ll help me find the right 2.5 in brush for SW Emerald trim enamel! The stuff looks beautiful if the planets are in line but I’m struggling with it and have quite the brush collection already lol. Best I’ve found is a super soft short Wooster pro so far but it’s 2 inch, doesn’t hold much paint which slows me down too much ( which isn’t a good thing with that paint as I’m sure you know ), it does leave a nice smooth finish on narrow casing though if you can get through it quick enough. The soft Purdy syntax is pretty good and recommended by SW but it’s a little stiffer , really loads the paint up, and pushes it around a little too much for me ( maybe I need to work with it a little more?🤷🏻♂️) Wooster silver tip is no bueno for this paint…I saw one where you mentioned the Corona Cortez but I can’t find it locally and need to get through this project, I’m ready to just roll the closet jamb, door, and door jamb already 😅
I’ll get there eventually …. I hope lol🤦🏻♂️
The corona Cortes 2 1/2 is what I use everyday for emerald urethane. I experimented with a corona Vegas (is got soft champagne nylon bristles) and it produces an excellent finish, but it moves slower than the cortez.
@@SuperVassarBrothers I’m going to order one today, maybe the Vegas is better for me?
There’s soooo many ( too many ) freakin brushes, It’s overwhelming!
Is 100% nylon the way to go? Or nylon/polyester? Chinex? Lol
Is there any other brush you would recommend?
Thanks very much for the reply!
Useful tips, although we wash our rollers, brushes every single day at the end of work day, you come back following day everything is clean ready to start.
That's a good way to do it too!
can you do this with all paints?
Pretty much all of the paints you'd be using for interior work and exterior work.
Wait, you toss your roller cover? Why not wash?
It’s a cost vs time thing for us. Rollers take a lot of time and water to wash out. We also don’t always have access to areas to wash things out. We get covers by the case and keep things moving.
@@SuperVassarBrothers good point!
As well as advertising papers, just wondering and not trying to be a jerk or anything I just wanna unbiased opinion on paint s
I try and be honest in my opinion of the products that I use. If I don't like something I say so and vice versa.
I like your videos however, I seem to detect a little leaning towards Sherwin-Williams, so I’m wondering if this is not a totally non-biased review. iTunes in to try to get reviews of Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products however, if you’re a contractor and you get bigger discounts on Sherwin-Williams paints and you work with them on a regular basis well you know.
I talk about the products that I have a lot of experience with and I use mostly Benjamin Moore and Sherwin. I'm not sponsored by any companies currently, so my reviews are all based on my use of these products in my day to day work. Every review is biased because they're based on the reviewers preferences and experience. That's the nature of any review you see online.
Wasted money trashing rollers…. With a simple scraper and a spinner and they clean up fast and good as new
Maybe for some folks depending on what type of work they do. For us, it’s more cost effective to buy in bulk, and throw away the rollers when we’re done with them. It would cost us more to take the time to wash them out than it would to replace them. I understand that might not be the case for some folks.