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I’m sorry for your disaster they say when it rains it pours . Your husband takes issues very well he’s always so calm most would be in a rage. He’s such a wonderful man and is extremely motivated to work .I hope after this going forward he doesn’t have anymore problems. God Bless your beautiful family.
I'm struck by the positivity and dedication. You remind me of all that's good in the pioneer heritage. You're humor, perseverance, and hard work are truly fun to watch! Your babies are growing up with such wonderful examples! May God bless each of you!
Hoping and Praying all your paint issues have been resolved and that the rest of the build moves along with very few hiccups. Beau certainly isn't camera shy 🤣. Her and Cam are so adorable 🥰.
Be Happy 🤣 Safe and Healthy Everyone 💞
I totally agree with those who pointed out that painting at those cold temps are generally not recommended for good adhesion and especially with the rainy weather that you have had. I also recognize that sometimes you can't always wait for warmer weather when you are trying to get things done. We should educate, not berate. Not all of us are experts. Thanks for your channel!
...so now you have a better understanding ... ok. ...next
No one was berating them. It was suggestions.
With painting metal, temperature and humidity have a lot to do with proper paint adhesion. I only paint metal above 70°, low humidity, full sunshine and no forecasted rain for at least 48 hours.
Great work, but cold weather moisture in the air is bad for painting. 55 degrees and colder paint will not stick.
Beau is just a precious doll!! Cam looks like daddy, adorable!! Love the color!!
I think it is great that you both can laugh at your own inequities and mistakes. You both are a great inspiration to all who watch your videos and your journey. Truly a blessing to us all.
I think the morrocan old Holborn helps
I don’t think you meant inequity
She laughs at everything,
In the paint stores they'll have a tool called a 5 in one or a 9 in one that works well as a scraper, a paint can opener, a nail remover, it has those round edges you were looking for and has a sharp cornered edge for poking or digging into crevasses. Also you want the paint to "cure", as latex paints generally dries to the touch within a few hours but takes 24 to 48 hours to cure. When doing exteriors I always wait 48 hours before doing a 2nd coat and make sure I'll have 5 days of dry weather before even starting to paint. I don't want customers calling me back 6 months later and I have to do it all again. Hope some of that helps!
The danger of not stripping the paint one way or another, is that water will be left behind some of the paint and cause corrosion, as well as long-term bubbling of the paint layers. You are really faced with having to sand and scrape off the affected areas -- quite thoroughly. Then wait for plenty of time to paint and for it to dry before there is any more rain.
although you have problems and issues, it makes it good to watch because you help others avoid the problems you experience. and the way you fix your problems. thank you. been watching you since you started cleaning up around the barn so you could move into it. you've come a long way and overcame all the problems and issues.
As much trouble the rain has caused, it’s hard to be too mad at it because it helps fill the water tanks. ✌🏾♥️
Exactly what I was thinking
I bet God is confused. ;)
Paint takes 30 days to cure but is usually film stable after 7 days. However that is at a minimum 50 F and 50 % relative humidity. Anything below that temp or above that humidity will take longer.
Man you both are living the dream. It's amazing to have watched you throughout the years. It really shows what hard work can do. Esp. Seeing you from the beginning. Watching your family grow and all your projects. I can't believe how big she Is now!
There has been lots of trial by error and he has managed to work thru it.
And what sacrifice can do!
I always admire the years of sacrifice they made to realize their dream!
young people dream, old not can do all and build all. and live thats need alltime do something can live good, not old people living at container.
@@mattivirta 9th
I once made a total novice DIY mistake when painting a bathroom. I bought paint and painted it, it looked great until the bathroom got really humid a couple of times and the paint started blistering and sagging on the walls. That was when I learned that you don't put regular paint over oil base paint without some sort of undercoating. I guess we all live and learn.
In my experience, paint and water do not mix well unless they are really rare special formulations. Even dew or humidity, can affect the results, so I can see you face some strong challenges with the container. However, I like the way that you have a moment or two of introspection, then you pick yourself up and start over. Your children and dogs are wonderful.
As always.... superior videography, superior story lines, superior audio mixing, superior problem solving, superior construction detail. Always a pleasure to watch! Beau is a beautiful young lady!
Love seeing Beau and Cam! Paint is great, too bad you had the rain issues! Probably a combination of cool temperatures and the rain! Wait for warmer dryer weather! Love your videos! Enjoy the build!
You both have and continue to do an amazing job. I've truly enjoyed watching your family grow during this build.
Spencer says it’s the worst building experience. Maybe just mentally? When you were doing all the drywall in the house seemed a lot more difficult. And when you were under the house all that time dealing with the spray foam stuff? That seemed brutal! Love watching you guys. And your kids are adorable. ❤
The current "disaster" always SEEMS like the worst -- having been through it!
The spray foam under the house was bad… you’re so right!
Here's what happened. You painted in cold weather. The metal may have been dry when you sprayed but over night the metal got cold and condensated thus developing paint blisters because the moisture got trapped between the metal and paint.
Got to ALWAYS Respect the Weather ... learned that DISASTER, the hard way years ago!!!
Yep , was thinking the whole time that it was cold weather . It doesn't matter what temp it was when it got sprayed during the day , the night time temp shift on metal is what got it .
Also contamnants that cant be removed by water
I'd agree it's to do with the temp, I had a new bonnet fitted to a car, which was stored in a cold place, when it was painted had the same reaction as this. I had to bare metal the bonnet to fix the issue :(
Why would the condensation happen below the paint? The moisture that would condensate on a cold surface would be drawn aout of the warmer air, and that air would've been above the paint. How would that water vapour get underneath the paint?
Much respect to you guys battling through the hard times when nothing goes right
We had the problem too. It was too cold to paint.
The color ya'll picked is spot on, matter of fact, alittle brown, and black thrown up there wouldn't hurt either..lol In my day, it was called "Woodland Camo". Sorry for the bubbles, and it'll be alot of work to fix them, but we'll worth it in the end! Love ya'll ❤️
Bear is babysitting! So cute. 🙌👍🤣🎊🎉💙 Good luck on the painting.
It would be fun to have a tour of your house again... also, it would be fun to see you cook something, but
no worries. You are all so sweet.
Your life must be riveting 😂😂
@SJM sad to say not everyone is able to have a riveting life.
There are many who are bedridden, who live to see the lovely lives of wholesome people such as these.
No harm ment.
I painted my garage and its wood but I did the same mistake.. It was late in the year and was dew on the ground every morning. When I woke up the next morning the paint was dry but had water bubbles under it just like that. I left it alone till spring cause I was upset lol. Came back and scraped it just like you did and brushed primer over it then rolled a whole fresh coat and its been fine since. But I think it was something to do with the temps and the moisture in the air.. Good sunny warm weather is best to paint for sure..
You guys are a great inspiration! Been seeing your videos since the very start! Some time I binge watch all over again 😂 ❤
Just a few things that I think can help: 1) The big box stores sell extensions for the paint sprayer that will allow you much more comfort while spraying in most conditions and they allow you to cover a bigger area without moving as often. 2) They make a spray tip for your pressure washer that spins like a high dollar Jacuzzi jet.. It is a MONTER TIME and BACK SAVER and it makes hitting every square inch FAR BETTER and because it works so well, you spend much less time power washing!!! 3) Before I massively ruined my back, I worked rebuilding power plants. One thing I got stuck doing was sand blasting huge steel ducts for boilers. (I MEAN MASSIVE)!! We used a "POT" Sand Blaster with a towable air compressor.. We rented the works and bought the sand. (Black Beauty). It will cost you a few hundred bucks, but it will save you weeks of prepwork inside and out... Quite often we reused the same sand after it had been collected on visqueen.. (plastic sheet). Prep work is the hard part and the most needed thing to be done right for every longlasting project..
Spencer, try to remember that 99.9% of the people that see the container will not see, notice, the “flaws” that you and Kenzie see. Just make Kenzie promise NOT to say anything or point any of them. You always do perfect precise work. Try to remember that you always do THE best you can.
That's fine and well but just like a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link, a paint job will only protect the substrate where it has sealed properly. That's why caulking is an essential part of a paint job. It helps prevent moisture from getting behind and up under the paint job.
@@UserName_no1 ,If you’re not going to use your name, why don’t you keep your comments to yourself
@@lucyl2770 The internet and social media is full of people who use pseudonyms for privacy reasons. You don't like it, why don't you stay off the internet?
@@UserName_no1 LOL
What a bummer. All that extra work. I found when painting in the Coast Guard Latex over Enamel is ok to do, but Enamel over Latex... It just does not want to stick or dry correctly.. Good Luck, Hope it's hot enough to really bake the paint that should help a lot. I have been watching your progress from the beginning and you guys have put out some awesome videos God Bless
That looks amazing! And you can’t even see the primer threw. Well with the exception of the water damage. You guys can fix that. I don’t think that will show when you guys touch all that up. But it’s gonna look amazing.
Wow that was a setback. A couple of suggestions. Get an extension wand for your airless sprayer of 18 to 24 inches. They are only about twenty bucks, and you can stand up without bending over on top, and can paint most or all of the sidewalls standing on the ground again without bending, and only a stepladder to reach the top of the sides. Also scrape off any stickers you can before painting, even if you have to use a heatgun on them. I painted the two containers I use for storage 10 years ago and the painting went well, but the paint did peel off with some of the original stickers. It may also be worth getting some clearcoat and putting a top coat to help with the longer term sun fading.
I would just sand it…I started writing that in when Kenzie suggested that in the vlog. You can’t use water for everything. Sanding sometimes is the way to go. I know, it’s a pain in the keister- but, I am sure that you both could just take turns between watching the kids and sanding. 😊 You should be proud of yourselves…the viewers are! ❤ JDI!!! Take a little break and go away for a few days, you deserve it…after you finish that painful task! There is nothing wrong with rewarding yourselves! JDI! You can paint later when it’s warmer and when you have a few good weather days in the forecast ahead.
Spencer- (or Spenser)- do not put so much pressure on yourself, seriously. Pick two different days…schedule them apart. The first one Dad will be the first to go out for his massage and then Kenzie and the kids will pick him up for lunch or dinner. A month later, do the same but switch roles for mom. This is a suggestion…why not try.
O my goodness. I hope this primer dries before those rains set in again. Anxious to see how this turns out. BTW, I like the sea foam green color. Good luck !
You guys are awesome. You've accomplished so very much. Just wondering why you don't wait until dry season to paint. Work on inside now. Anyway, no way I could do what you've done and are doing. Keep going. You're doing great. ❤️
I like the color. It blends in more with Nature.
Hi guys - love your videos!! Please take a moment and read the drying temperatures on the paint can. Normally it will say above 52F. Drying temps may be your issue
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Mid Australian summer, near the coast, the paint bubbled and dripped off a steal sheet parapet due to a light sea fog You ou need a 35 degree day to paint water base paint, like hear today.
I'm glad you are making living space out of the 3rd container,
Oh my! My daddy said (after listening to me cry about some project I was working on that had to be redone over and over) “do-it-yourself projects always means do it over and over!
The water come from the condensation in your compressor which come thru your hole into the spray gun... I learn just like this and now I use water filters that connect to the air tank... I'm glad to see we are normal and that we are not the only ones who have done this... Let it dry... sand it off and respray just make sure you drain the water out of the hose.. gun and compressor...
You guys work so hard, sorry the painting has to be redone. It did look great! The kids are so adorable! That was a lot of birds! Love watching you please keep going.❤
No, see construction models and you have to redirect, it can be one with French doors. They close the excess windows, with sheetrock and welding the pieces of metal. They mount the kitchen on the wall
Id really love to see the pond now as it is. I'll bet it is a huge difference from before the bubbler system.
It's in the video
Paint will bubble or peal if the metal surface is below 50 degrees. It happen to me when I painted the back of my barn when it was below 50 degrees the paint bubbled and when I painted the sides and the front when it was 70 degrees it did not. I was lucky that I started in the back because it faces the woods so you don't notice the mistake.
Spencer, what a disappointment after all your hard work. Things can only get better. Just look at your lovely family and smile.
Love from Mike. ❤
What a mess! Little Beau is such a ham. My 3 were just as bad, when their Grandmother would come for a visit they would immediately stop what what they were doing and plop themselves in front of her and say “we’ll smile for u Gramma” so she could take their pictures.
I just had a flash back from the movie "The Birds", lol. I have every faith that you will figure the paint problem out. Sending Love and Hugs your way 💙💜🩷💙🐶🐶
Your kids are sooo cute. I think a common tactic for painting broad metal surfaces is to sand blast the surface, dust it off, then apply paint\primer(always in a dry environment). Love you guys, thanks for sharing.
Rich with Love, that's been the story you've shared this whole journey. Love you guys.
The color you chose is great. Hopefully, you have temperatures above 15C. Paint does not cure properly in cold temperatures. The one beef I have with paint is not the paint itself, but the very tiny, unreadable, print on the paint cans.
Oh, dear. I'm so sorry! You two are resilient so I know you will push through.
Hope you recover from this and better days will come. What you have done & restored an unused container is very creative. God blessings to you all. Thanks for sharing ❤
I've been a professional painter for .. never! I would probably have done everything as you did and learn along the way. With each video you're one step closer to family visiting.
With all that rain, the good news is you can take extremely long showers!!!
Looks great I work with wood, and my experience is that you can’t put water based varnish over oil based products.
Cheers Mark
Painting outside/outdoors can really suck when weather doesn't cooperate.
Hi guys ! Love your channel been here from the beginning ❤ much love !
Me too, .. it’s so awesome. whenever I feel bad or I have a bad day ….their videos just to the track
I always get excited when I see an upload 😊
That was a lot of rain coming down, I love it wish we had it here in Pittsburg, CA I love the rain and ugly days. Sweats and jackets my thang lol
Woot woot! Was thinking bout y'all yesterday! Love your family!
Sometimes the primer is not consistent or compatible with the paint check out if it can work well with your top coat also scrape paint and sand edges. Lead painter on 5 crews experience. Try Sherwin & Williams metal latex it's an industrial coating maybe prime whole container temperature and moisture are essential to watch paint soon as air gets above 50 °F hurry so you'll have all day for paint to dry surface might flash under paint may not dry as metal is cold.
Best David
I’ve been a painter for 30 years you’re absolutely right the paint just didn’t have time to cure just because you can touch paint and it’s dry doesn’t mean it’s cured always always allow time for your paint to cure
You must not be that great of a painter, YOU CAN'T PAINT WHEN ITS 32 DEGREES OUT!!!!!!! Genius
@@mikez1968 If it's been raining it's not 32 degrees out!!!!!! Einstein😃
@@robertjohnson1681 They actually stated it was 30° with the wind. Far too cold to be painting steel. That doesn't excuse mikez1968 for being rude.😁👍
Why have you been applying your paint under adverse weather conditions? Never apply paint unless you will have a prolonged stretch of good weather. Both wet and cold weather will lengthen the dry time of all paint products and cause failures. This goes for both water based and solvent/oil based products. At this point you should wait for warm/dry weather and then prep the surfaces by sand blasting, repriming, allow to dry, and then apply finish and allow to dry well in good warm weather. An alternate prep would be to lightly scrape or wire brush. But in all cases allow all coats of paint to dry thoroughly before applying the next coat. The colder and/or wet weather should always be avoided when painting at anytime. Painting just isn’t one thing that can’t be just slipped in between short sells of poor weather conditions at anytime. At least not without adverse or potentially adverse problems in appearance and durability. Best of luck with fixing your problems.
@@raymondrussell500 Very well said
I used an angle grinder to take off all of my rust and painted with Tremclad. It was dry and summer, and there were no issues with bubbling. One of the biggest challenges seems to be thermal transmission and moisture when it is cold outside and warm inside. I've resolved most of my thermal issues, yet the corner conditions seem to still be an issue.
🦋Love the color by the way. I think you need to train your daughter how to use the Camera before she gets too used to being in front of it. She’s delightful! Much love and many blessings to everyone for all your hard work putting these videos together and taking it on this journey.
Wrong time of year to paint such a large area outside. Again when manufacturer say touch dry in so many hours, think again it takes days to cure. You wouldn't spray paint your car and take it through a car wash the same day.
Spencer is one of the hardest workers I know.
A headlamp would be easier than holding the phone in one hand matey. I use a unit i got from AliExpress which has a big COB LED and a spot light in the middle - works well, cost almost nothing. Ended up buying a second one for my partner to work on her motorcycle with (because we are old and going blind!)
I use a small (18kw) LPG jet heater to dry off paint faster on both concrete and wood during winter - should work really well on steel.
I am sure you two know it will be awesome in the end - given we all have seen you overcome so many obstacles before...
I'd leave it for the moment. Come back to it in the slightly warmer weather! Carry on with the build.
Yous guy have worked wonders oon your homestead 🖐️
I know you're anxious to get a lot of work done on the new container guest house while the Texas weather is cooler, but I'm wondering if it would've been better to hold off painting until you have better (warmer, drier) weather and longer daylight?
I love the color. It’ll all work out. You guys have amazing work ethics
Y'all haven't had the easiest of winters that last, what, 3 years. There's a reason the building industry boons when the weather is warmer...and dryer. Could you install the windows and door now so you could work on the inside? If you could then you could progress while the weather is wet & overcast. On a bright note, I bet your water tanks are really filling up.
Kenz - Good job! Love the interplay between the two of you & the kids & pups. Adding things like that help really personalize and round out the story you're telling about a family building their lives in Texas. Folks started watching your channel because y'all were building an unconventional house, but they got emotionally invested and stayed. It's really about the relationships y'all have and how y'all support each other through things, together. Remember your premise, according to the title, is Life Uncontained, not building a container house, right? Your lives are so much more than shipping containers. Producing the vids is an opportunity to think outside the container, er, box... As you know, adding 'artsy' stuff - visual and audio - can support specific feelings you're working to get across. Play with ideas for that & be open to possibilities. They can expand your horizon. Peace, Kevin
Time really passes by so fast, your daughter is so big.
Your children are beautiful. The color is absolutely beautiful. Love the dogs.
I love y’all n your lil family 😩🥳🇹🇹
After watching quite a few container builds, I strongly believe the first thing I would buy (even before the container) is a laser cleaner / welder. 😁
Im so sorry guys, keep your head up it will get better soon.🐶🤗
Wrong time to paint especially in the winter time, if it's not a controlled environment and has to be painted outside forecast and temperature are huge factors. I'm not a pro but applying primer, touch-up, and protectant coat that's a good 3-day cure with no rain. Cold is your enemy when painting almost anything, your best bet is to paint on a good warm clear day like 70-80 degrees with mild humidity with a clear forecast night and day for a week. Other people may have other opinions but this my observation, good luck with the project.
The reason I'm taking on DIY projects at home
Steel holds moisture and needs to be warm and dry before painting.... Read the side of the paint can...
You two are amazing! Love watching your channel GOD bless you and your family. Love the furbabies! I was curious do they sleep inside because of all the wild animals, snakes and what nots? May your channel continue to grow! Blessings from Cali❤️
I was given advice and it sure came in handy.....if you are covering a wall with different colors on it, use a dark primer, then paint white or light color. Scraper, use a scraper.
I like the paint it looks nice, your daughter is such a cutie, hope everything works after you having to do all of it over again, Good luck.
Well dar of coarse it didn't have time to cure before the rain and the cold temp of the metal wouldn't help either.. Why worry about painting the outside right now, work on the inside till it warms up. You put a video out every two weeks, so that will take you into and past spring.
I have
really dramatic panic and anxiety. You guys are like a warm blanket in a terrible storm. So thank you. 🤗
Hello there👋,how are you doing today?hope your day went good for you.God bless you❤!!
Your children are so precious. You are truly blessed.
You two have become so adept at problem solving.
You can’t do outdoor painting when the temps and humidity are outside the manufacturer’s recommendations. With a rapid temperature change you may have had condensation form under the paint. The best way to resolve this is to sand blast the whole container. If you don’t get the improperly cured paint off nothing is ever going to stick properly.
Was wondering what kind of weather you were dealing with. Sorry 😢 On another subject I always thought Beau was her mommy’s mini-me. In this video she looks just like daddy 😂 Adorable babies!!!! 🥰
Hi, for stripping paint, i would suggest stopping by a Harbour Freight and getting a sand blaster. I have used one, with soda ash as the medium, on a car and had good results.
That's the perfect color!!! Good luck with the weather...🤞🤞🤞
My heart just breaks for Spencer. All that work for naught!!!
There is one more possibility for what caused the water bubbles behind the paint. The moisture in the paint along with the fast drop in temperature could've caused condensation beneath the dried surface. If the surface dries faster than what was contacting the primer, the moisture becomes trapped underneath and can cause the dried surface to lift away and form bubbles. Those bubbles between the paint and the primer can catch excess moisture trapped beneath that fills the empty space as the temp drops. This happens where the paint is most heavily applied because the paint cures slower beneath the surface where it doesn't have contact with the air around it, and the colder it is the slower the paint underneath cures. The weather was simply working against you, and it's just not the best time of year to paint metal out in the elements.
Waiting for warmer weather would be your best bet. But, that's not always an option, I know. But, it's better to be behind schedule than to have to do so much extra work as well as use more materials than originally planned or budgeted for, as well as being behind schedule.
It is a cool color, though.
I love the color. You have a beautiful family.
Looks like you guys are running through this project and we know how that turns out.
I used to be a welder and when we had to paint in the cold we would heat it up with a torch a little bit before and even after, you could use a brush burner with a 20lb propane tank
How is your daughter that big already?? She was just a baby yesterday!! 😂
Great job as always. I think I would have looked up when it's the wet season and dry season for your area and planned to do outside painting coming into the dry season . But it's mother nature for you
Stay strong and dont give up. good luck guys. always sunshine after the rain.
Wow, all those birds. Oh so sorry that the paint job went wrong. I feel for you both. Brrrr..... cold times.
some paints if not painted at the right temp and is painted when its cold out the paint will bubble check the can and look at what temp is best for this paint. keep up the great work.