Having a fully prepped room means you are on the final stage of finish painting. The time goes on prepping (filling, sanding, tapping and etc.) than rolling. The finish depends on how well the walls are prepped.
I hired a painter to do exterior columns on my house!! He spent an hour or two sanding and then painted with inferior paint. I told him to use Benjamin Moore. He did not prime either. The paint bubbled up in less than a year. I painted a year later myself. I spent literally weeks sanding all of his work off. I used primer and paint. That was 8 yrs ago and paint is still holding up!!
All these videos are the same. Don't show the hour it took cutting in , never mind wall prep work. Also , you're splattering paint all over the top of the trim / skirting board.
Seeing as even with a roller, I would often paint really slow, I am thankful for finding this technique. I also noticed the roller is longer and thinner than most paint rollers. So I will try to purchase one like that on my next project. Thanks for sharing. This was very informative, without a word needing to be spoken.
just want to point something out so that you don’t buy the wrong roller, it probably just looks thin because it is longer but he’s probably using a a 14” or maybe even 18” roller with 20mm nap which is why he gets so much coverage… but honestly for any at DIY projects at home I suggest not using this setup as all this really does is allows us professional painters to cover walls faster, I’d stick to the normal 9” roller with 15mm nap cheers!
@@richardward5762, I agree cutting takes time, but obviously not nearly as much as adding taping to that as well. A great cutting brush goes a long way in saving time.
And the part you didn't even mention is that the wall he's painting on has no texture, so he can roll on it lightly. When there is texture, you have to push harder and you may have to go back over it multiple times.
AS A PAINTER THAT'S THE EASY PART WE EARN OUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON THE PREP AND CUTTING IN MAINLY ON WALL TO CEILINGS THAT PART NOT ANY BODY CANT JUST DO MOST NONE PAINTERS OVER LAPSE ONTO THE CEILING WITH THE WALL PAINT AND DOESN'T LOOK GOOD OF A JOB MESSY WORK 🙈 MORE TO PAINTING THEN JUST ROLLING😵
Also as a painter.. this guy is not putting a even coat on the walls 🙄 running a dry roller, applying to much pressure on the roller, dragging the paint out.. bet if you look close he will have patches all over them walls once dry.. also he aint fast, he just has the correct size roller for the job..
@@eternity7477 what his doing is called a mist coat, it's when we add water to the paint to thinnen it. normally i would add about 30% water depending on the surface but that's on to fresh plaster. Normally painters do this on to fresh plaster or a new surface etc.. so he is using a 15 inch roller and the sleeve on it is most likely a heavy pile exterior sleeve , that you would use to paint rough exterior walls such as peeble dash etc.. all he has done is dumped aload of paint across the walls and the feathered it out, and due to it being colour paint he looks like his done a great job lol.. and on a wall like that I would probably have to reload paint about 8 times, so gets a nice even coat and saves less work on the second coat 👌 nout worse than having patches or being able to see the cutting lines after 😂 oh the roller sleeve can hold alot of paint compared to a interior sleeve.. that sleeve could prob hold about a litre of paint if fresh 🤔 maybe a bit less..
Great technique, but running the roller so dry only makes stipple (texture) on the wall. The roller is screaming “please use more paint” A roller should glide wet paint on the wall and almost be silent. At the slightest sound add more paint.
Back in the 80's we used a power roller hooked up to a spay pump. Crew of three. One with the power roller and two coming behind him speading out and rolling off the excess. We would roll out three townhouses a day. Man, how I don't miss those shitty days ! 🤣
True but painting sells a house and makes it a home, the painters are the last out the door, any imperfections will show through to say your a professional you better do a damn good job too
There is a diffrence between painting and drywal. Just like a dif between hangers and finishers. 3 completely dif aspects to the walls. Oy yeah, theres framing and insulating/vape sealing. But you know what youre talking about😎😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No professional painter tapes corners out, taping is what makes painting hard. Thats what scares alot of owners off painting their own house. Doing a brush cut is better and faster.
@@ahmadalwan9085 a couple of hours to do cutting in ? Bro, you better quit Painting Room like that I will do all cutting in without need for masking in around 10 minutes
@@zdenek7210 obviously you sound like you never held a paint brush in your hand ever. It's not like grabbing a pencil plus you have move your ladder over a hundred times. You have to make sure the two colors from the edge don't emerge and the line is straight. Good luck with your ten minutes.
I know ow a painter that comes in, smokes about 3 cigarettes. Goes in the house. Complains but still leaves finishing the job in 1 day. I'm looked at him as of he was slow as heck but overall he knocked it out easy. Man can keep his hand steady when cutting the trim
Awesome painting but the key is the prep. The sanding, cleaning, taping and cutting, that takes the most time. Once done, then the painting won't take long especially for a professional. The nicer the prep, the nicer the wall will look. If I was going to do my own place, best thing to do, is do the prep for all the rooms you want to paint, and then paint it. Get a nice roller, don't cheap out or you can hire a professional like this guy
Up until 1:20 he made the walls sound like they were breathing. He was bringing those walls to life! Nice vid. Edit: made them breathe the whole way. Like giving CPR. Brought them walls to life.
I get that cutting takes a lot of time... but seriously, how does he get so much coverage in a single 'dip' in the tray? I started painting homes a couple of weeks ago as a side hack and just averaging 2 to 2 1/2 rows per dip on an 8 foot ceiling to wall coat. Is it as simple as loading up the roller a bit more? Eager to learn here. Thank you.
If you are eager to learn the right way....go visit the Idaho Painter's channel. He'll teach you how to roll walls the right way with no lap marks. My diy paint work is definitely better than most because of his tutorials. Lol
You don't connect rolling lines zig zag, especially with latex paint. Roll straight and keep the edges wet for next line then blend. This method will slow your pace but guarantee a better finishing
@@stoyannikolov1017 ah, okay. I really don't know too much about painting. I put some paint on a roller and painted my living room and kitchen. I didn't dilute, but I'm going to look more into that.
whenever you trimming the WHOLE room first and then start rolling, you will always see the lines of the trim, you trim 1 wall and then roll it right away
Why’s everyone keep talking about prep work. If you’ve painted even once you would know that. I’m more interested in the equipment he got. What roller is that (nap) and what size is that roller? What type of sheen you are working with?
STORY!! When my husband started working at a new location, he assigned one guy an apartment to turn. He was like “it should only take you X amount of hours.” The guy was like “it will take at least a day with painting.” Husband said “no.” The guy said “prove it.” And my husband proved that it CAN be done in X hours!! The guy quit a few days later 😬.
I think, for a novice, hes showing why he painted in a zigzag motion to get rid of the excess paint. If he showed how to paint the edges first you would have complained about why he showed how he took to long to actually paint the wall.
Being he cut the whole room first. I can guarantee when he's done you will see cut lines everywhere with that gray. Especially around the outlets in the middle of the walls.
@@jimmyg645 i been painting for long time . i am a QC guy you are not going to see any shadow whit two coats only if you apply thick coat whit the whizz roller
Never cut a wall so wide because there will be more layers on the joint of the paint, which may affect the final effect. I paint like you, at most a garage. thank you
@sask 306 When painting it's a good idea to cut in small areas first and roll immediately after so the edges don't dry and cause an area of overlap that can look darker than the rest.
You are suppose to cut in one wall and then roll it. You do not cut in the whole room first and then roll. Doing one wall first allows the wet cut in to dry w/ the rolled part and not stand out where the cut in was done.
By only painting 1 wall at a time, paint the wall before your cut in dries, then move on to next wall. Also using quality paint or adding Floetrol or another paint extender to your material about 3-4 Oz. Per gallon of paint
And how much time to prepare the walls ? i mean, don't take it wrong, this is an excellent work.. but this is the lastest and easiest part... the walls are very well prepared, covered with a primary, all holes are filled it certainly had took time
So you cut first then paint? Or does it matter? Also, should you cut one wall/ceiling at a time?.or you can cut the entire room first then paint? Legit question here
With light colours it doesn’t matter too much. With darker colours (like here) you can get what is called a picture framing effect. Ideally the paint from cutting in should still be wet so you can blend it with the roller paint. But if you cut in first it dries and you are putting two coats around the edge. (Four coats on edge when you do second coat) I was curious to see if they showed the room with dry paint, wondering if the dreaded picture frame effect happened here.
I find the pre work is more tedious ie) pre clean, pre fill/repair holes, sand, edges etc. the rolling is the best part. Just wondering why they always do a zig zag across the wall first.
2 rows dip 2 rows dip 2 rows 2 rows then back roll... best 8' coverage.. Or 12' with 18" roller. If he did the same pattern with a topcoat I'm guess some might be able to point it out? The w.. hmm.. On another point, definitely confident and skilled at the top with the (rit.)..
From where I'm from: if the boss is watching, the hired worker will probably be doing a quick work; If the boss is not watching, the worker is doing a quick nap. Therefore, how fast the work is done depends on the presence of the boss.
So, the trick is to have a strong man use an 18 inch roller. Gee, thanks How long did it take to prep & cut out the walls, to prep for rolling? All of that counts in time to paint a room, & rolling always goes much faster.
How is the finish on that? That roller must be nappy as hell to fill up with that much paint. Close up the wall looks like it has cellulite. Use an airless sprayer, same speed, good finish
He is using an 18’ roller I can tell from his videos that he can be using a Wooster roller cover which one? Probably wool, 50/50, or superb, But let me tell you something probably the reasons for that amount of coverage are a few. The nap of the roller, he loads the roller with a lot of paint, and the paint most likely have a paint conditioner.
Shouldve dipped twice, wouldve been more even. Also your backroll shouldve lifted before bringing down. Other than that, youve got a good begining to a good technique. Also, try paying attention to when the skin starts screaming at you. Good time to reload buddy. What do i know, im from Wisconsin.
Thank you, so much. I was waiting to see the one honest person who wasn't bamboozled by the big dumb roller. Been painting 16 years, you're spot on sir
Having a fully prepped room means you are on the final stage of finish painting. The time goes on prepping (filling, sanding, tapping and etc.) than rolling. The finish depends on how well the walls are prepped.
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I hired a painter to do exterior columns on my house!! He spent an hour or two sanding and then painted with inferior paint. I told him to use Benjamin Moore. He did not prime either. The paint bubbled up in less than a year. I painted a year later myself. I spent literally weeks sanding all of his work off. I used primer and paint. That was 8 yrs ago and paint is still holding up!!
All these videos are the same. Don't show the hour it took cutting in , never mind wall prep work. Also , you're splattering paint all over the top of the trim / skirting board.
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And he can paint an entire wall without reloading his roller a second time?
It's amazing.
Seeing as even with a roller, I would often paint really slow, I am thankful for finding this technique. I also noticed the roller is longer and thinner than most paint rollers. So I will try to purchase one like that on my next project. Thanks for sharing. This was very informative, without a word needing to be spoken.
Nicely put ☺️
just want to point something out so that you don’t buy the wrong roller, it probably just looks thin because it is longer but he’s probably using a a 14” or maybe even 18” roller with 20mm nap which is why he gets so much coverage… but honestly for any at DIY projects at home I suggest not using this setup as all this really does is allows us professional painters to cover walls faster, I’d stick to the normal 9” roller with 15mm nap cheers!
@@andreiilao687 I use 5/16 roller for smooth finish. Everything else will build up nasty rough finish.
You want a thicker roller. I work for a professional painting company and we use 3/8" nap.
Rolling I is the quick part. Cutting in and taping up is where the time goes in
Taping is unnecessary for that particular job.
@@TheTruthHurts732 oh well then, that definitely made this the quickest paint job in the world then
@@TheTruthHurts732 The cutting in still needs doing, that's what takes the time. Not the roller
@@richardward5762, I agree cutting takes time, but obviously not nearly as much as adding taping to that as well. A great cutting brush goes a long way in saving time.
And the part you didn't even mention is that the wall he's painting on has no texture, so he can roll on it lightly. When there is texture, you have to push harder and you may have to go back over it multiple times.
Note the hours of taping and trimming BEFORE the wall was painted.
Real painters don't use tape
@@ogboss4898 what????????
of course
@@ogboss4898 agreed.
Taping?
As a painter i can say he’s speed is like anyone’s else and important thing when you paint…don’t rush and try ALWAYS to have paint on roller.
AS A PAINTER THAT'S THE EASY PART WE EARN OUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON THE PREP AND CUTTING IN MAINLY ON WALL TO CEILINGS THAT PART NOT ANY BODY CANT JUST DO MOST NONE PAINTERS OVER LAPSE ONTO THE CEILING WITH THE WALL PAINT AND DOESN'T LOOK GOOD OF A JOB MESSY WORK 🙈 MORE TO PAINTING THEN JUST ROLLING😵
Also as a painter.. this guy is not putting a even coat on the walls 🙄 running a dry roller, applying to much pressure on the roller, dragging the paint out.. bet if you look close he will have patches all over them walls once dry.. also he aint fast, he just has the correct size roller for the job..
@@JohnSmith-gj3hg Where DOES the paint come from? I didn't see him reload as often as I would have to. I'm not a professional painter.
@@eternity7477 what his doing is called a mist coat, it's when we add water to the paint to thinnen it. normally i would add about 30% water depending on the surface but that's on to fresh plaster. Normally painters do this on to fresh plaster or a new surface etc.. so he is using a 15 inch roller and the sleeve on it is most likely a heavy pile exterior sleeve , that you would use to paint rough exterior walls such as peeble dash etc.. all he has done is dumped aload of paint across the walls and the feathered it out, and due to it being colour paint he looks like his done a great job lol.. and on a wall like that I would probably have to reload paint about 8 times, so gets a nice even coat and saves less work on the second coat 👌 nout worse than having patches or being able to see the cutting lines after 😂 oh the roller sleeve can hold alot of paint compared to a interior sleeve.. that sleeve could prob hold about a litre of paint if fresh 🤔 maybe a bit less..
@@JohnSmith-gj3hg Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. Now I understand :)
Great technique, but running the roller so dry only makes stipple (texture) on the wall. The roller is screaming “please use more paint”
A roller should glide wet paint on the wall and almost be silent. At the slightest sound add more paint.
Thanks for the tip
Yep I can hear a colleague next room not using enough paint lol
I use to get called dry roller Benny for that reason. Lol
@@benjaminlycett2003 keep telling yourself that 😉
Love a video with no talking or music blasting. Thank you.
Right!!
You forgot the real hard part of painting. The prep.
Exactly.
Preps easy giving the walls a light sand is easy, takes 20 minutes.
I agree!
Painting is easy prepping takes the longest
Back in the 80's we used a power roller hooked up to a spay pump.
Crew of three. One with the power roller and two coming behind him speading out and rolling off the excess. We would roll out three townhouses a day.
Man, how I don't miss those shitty days ! 🤣
Must be a magic roller, the coverage is excellent
...magic isn't real...just technique and tools...
The walls are already white and the paint probably is a primer base paint which gives a more full coverage finish with 1 coat.
18” lambskin…looks like a 3/4” nap. Def not applying enough paint or he could go even faster.
We don’t see it close up!
@@yeeeehawwww9239 ...damn...how could I have missed it...?...
Painting is only 15% of the work. You need to cover the floor, plaster the walls, sand them, tape the corners, kit the corners ...
True but painting sells a house and makes it a home, the painters are the last out the door, any imperfections will show through to say your a professional you better do a damn good job too
There is a diffrence between painting and drywal. Just like a dif between hangers and finishers. 3 completely dif aspects to the walls. Oy yeah, theres framing and insulating/vape sealing. But you know what youre talking about😎😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No professional painter tapes corners out, taping is what makes painting hard. Thats what scares alot of owners off painting their own house. Doing a brush cut is better and faster.
@@laurabrown7201 so ?
Painting is 100% of painting
All those other things are not "painting"
Dudes dryrolling the shit out of them walls
Exactly. He’s going to have stippling for sure.
Dry rolling?
@@snatchios1 yes
The question mark meant I was asking what dry rolling was
It's when u are not putting enough paint on your roller
Yeah once you spend 30-40 minutes cutting everything in you can roll super fast with an 18" roller
It takes atleast a couple of hours to cut a room. It's impossible in 30-40 minutes even if you placed masking tape
@@ahmadalwan9085 no one uses masking tape
@@gulllllll1 ok Mr professional 👌
@@ahmadalwan9085 a couple of hours to do cutting in ?
Bro, you better quit Painting
Room like that I will do all cutting in without need for masking in around 10 minutes
@@zdenek7210 obviously you sound like you never held a paint brush in your hand ever. It's not like grabbing a pencil plus you have move your ladder over a hundred times. You have to make sure the two colors from the edge don't emerge and the line is straight. Good luck with your ten minutes.
Im bouta launch my own paint service watching this i like the painting skills very nice and faster💯
I can't do it that fast. Then again, I have to spend three times longer fixing up the places where I accidentally touched the ceiling with the roller.
Yes, always my problem.
If you ever get paint on the ceiling use kilz it will cover it up.
Just make wider cuts, give yourself something to roll to
This is so satisfying to watch 🤣😂 show different colors whenever you can!
thought i was the only one ahahahah
I know ow a painter that comes in, smokes about 3 cigarettes. Goes in the house. Complains but still leaves finishing the job in 1 day. I'm looked at him as of he was slow as heck but overall he knocked it out easy. Man can keep his hand steady when cutting the trim
Our paint crew used 18 inch rollers like this for the new raider stadium as well,goes real fast lol
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What brand of 18inch roller frame did you use? I’m painting an apartment and wanna do this method
That was so satisfying to watch!
Awesome painting but the key is the prep. The sanding, cleaning, taping and cutting, that takes the most time. Once done, then the painting won't take long especially for a professional. The nicer the prep, the nicer the wall will look.
If I was going to do my own place, best thing to do, is do the prep for all the rooms you want to paint, and then paint it. Get a nice roller, don't cheap out or you can hire a professional like this guy
Been 🎨 painting for years now. Never did that fast. Method is really fast. 👌🏾
When your working on a price per house it doesn’t take long to get as fast as this.
Watching him paint at that speed, that is a workout in itself.
Sheesh hes barely going fast and doing a total hack job you slacker, put down the soda and video games.
@@spf-92.5 🤣
Dry rolling is back! That white ceiling is gonna look some kinda way.
Up until 1:20 he made the walls sound like they were breathing. He was bringing those walls to life!
Nice vid.
Edit: made them breathe the whole way. Like giving CPR. Brought them walls to life.
The coverage is amazing.
What a beautiful warm gray, I like it
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I got up to let the meowing cat inside and turn to and you've liter painted a entire walk!👀🌈
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I get that cutting takes a lot of time... but seriously, how does he get so much coverage in a single 'dip' in the tray? I started painting homes a couple of weeks ago as a side hack and just averaging 2 to 2 1/2 rows per dip on an 8 foot ceiling to wall coat. Is it as simple as loading up the roller a bit more? Eager to learn here. Thank you.
What sleeves are you using on the roller, medium pile? Medium pile is best for soft sheen
His roller is also 18 inch, I done this on a house with a 9 inch medium pile roller works perfect it can't spray if done 2 fast tho
He's over rolling
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If you are eager to learn the right way....go visit the Idaho Painter's channel. He'll teach you how to roll walls the right way with no lap marks. My diy paint work is definitely better than most because of his tutorials. Lol
You don't connect rolling lines zig zag, especially with latex paint. Roll straight and keep the edges wet for next line then blend. This method will slow your pace but guarantee a better finishing
Thanks for the comment random internet troll.
@@christophermiller5970 not a troll
Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. Now I understand
My rollers never last that long with paint
Mine either! What am I doing wrong?
@@amberd6696 this is pentrilo roller its very high quality (costly also) also you probably dont use high quality paint or dont delute it enough
@ stoyan nikolov I used Sherwin Williams infinity. Dilute? You dilute paint??
@@amberd6696 in my region paint needs up to 10% water for best
@@stoyannikolov1017 ah, okay. I really don't know too much about painting. I put some paint on a roller and painted my living room and kitchen. I didn't dilute, but I'm going to look more into that.
whenever you trimming the WHOLE room first and then start rolling, you will always see the lines of the trim, you trim 1 wall and then roll it right away
...only with low quality paints and also not an issue on 1st coat...
if it is quality paint, do it right the first time and you don't need to do a 2nd coat😉
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Why’s everyone keep talking about prep work. If you’ve painted even once you would know that. I’m more interested in the equipment he got. What roller is that (nap) and what size is that roller? What type of sheen you are working with?
See I agree with you
For me the issue is there's no splattering or spotting on the floor or where you'd have to cut in at the cieling
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STORY!! When my husband started working at a new location, he assigned one guy an apartment to turn. He was like “it should only take you X amount of hours.” The guy was like “it will take at least a day with painting.” Husband said “no.” The guy said “prove it.” And my husband proved that it CAN be done in X hours!! The guy quit a few days later 😬.
everybody work different if you take short cuts is going to look like shit
Your husband did a horrible job then. Will probably end up getting sued.
Painting is the fast part........It's the prep that takes the longest.
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Im not a professional painter but i need to redecorate my flat by myself because im moving i think this technique will speed things up
Ouais quel magnifique boulot...c'est toujours si facile quand on regarde les autres le faire
Right why didn't you show how did you prep the room what tools you used? It will be so very helpful..thank you
I think, for a novice, hes showing why he painted in a zigzag motion to get rid of the excess paint. If he showed how to paint the edges first you would have complained about why he showed how he took to long to actually paint the wall.
Why cut around the outlets? Tape them off and roll over them. Cutting around them leaves squares especially on sun walls.
Being he cut the whole room first. I can guarantee when he's done you will see cut lines everywhere with that gray. Especially around the outlets in the middle of the walls.
only if you put one coat
@@Miguelcastro145 don't matter how many coats. On Sun walls you will see them. Especially how this video displays.
@@jimmyg645 i been painting for long time . i am a QC guy you are not going to see any shadow whit two coats only if you apply thick coat whit the whizz roller
@@jimmyg645 skill painter don’t tape around outlets you just put tape on top for drips
I’m watching all of these videos because I’m about to paint. Dude is nice!
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Great video
How to paint a wall fast.... but let's do just the roller part. Haha, the longest part is done.
Never cut a wall so wide because there will be more layers on the joint of the paint, which may affect the final effect. I paint like you, at most a garage. thank you
Think I'd prefer to see a vid. of the cutting in. How good/fast is he at that
Since when Does cutting not count towards painting??
How to paint a wall fast.
*starts recording after the hardest part*
That was an amazing man, awesome video
That’s easy on walls with no texture. But running a dry roller on a textured wall will leave those walls full of holidays 😂.
so much for maintaining a wet edge
@sask 306 When painting it's a good idea to cut in small areas first and roll immediately after so the edges don't dry and cause an area of overlap that can look darker than the rest.
That was fun to watch
You are suppose to cut in one wall and then roll it. You do not cut in the whole room first and then roll. Doing one wall first allows the wet cut in to dry w/ the rolled part and not stand out where the cut in was done.
Nice job
It looks easy! But, when I try to do like him, I fuck up everything! A lot of ink everywhere! A big shit! LOL 😂😂
Let’s get some close ups to take a look at those holidays
Yep. That’s exactly what I was thinking. Nothing wrong with dipping the roller again mid wall. But everyone is speed speed speed.
Dry rolling like this is what we call the commercial subcontractor special.
How do you make sure the cutting in paint and rolled paint blend (so there isn’t always a darker line around the room)?
They blend when the paint drys up
By only painting 1 wall at a time, paint the wall before your cut in dries, then move on to next wall. Also using quality paint or adding Floetrol or another paint extender to your material about 3-4 Oz. Per gallon of paint
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So therapeutic watching this
Holy mcshizzle it would only take an hour to do my whole house now thanks
Rolling is the easy part.. masking and cutting is where it’s really at!!! .. but nice job 👍
Wow 🤩
rolling the walls is the easy part. doing the cut ins is what takes time. lol
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And how much time to prepare the walls ? i mean, don't take it wrong, this is an excellent work.. but this is the lastest and easiest part... the walls are very well prepared, covered with a primary, all holes are filled it certainly had took time
When you can hear the roller you know your not applying any material. This is how people get ripped off
He’s evening it out to get rid of lines, it’s a common technique
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Thanks for sharing
Impressive but the title should have been .. how to paint a fully prepped and already cut in wall really fast using professional grade equipment
So you cut first then paint? Or does it matter? Also, should you cut one wall/ceiling at a time?.or you can cut the entire room first then paint? Legit question here
With light colours it doesn’t matter too much. With darker colours (like here) you can get what is called a picture framing effect. Ideally the paint from cutting in should still be wet so you can blend it with the roller paint. But if you cut in first it dries and you are putting two coats around the edge. (Four coats on edge when you do second coat)
I was curious to see if they showed the room with dry paint, wondering if the dreaded picture frame effect happened here.
@@jnet1169 ok that makes sense. I appreciate the response.
Okay what about cutting in for 4 hours 😂😂😂
OMG YES ABSOLUTELY!!!😱😱😱
Good job 👍
So cool
I find the pre work is more tedious ie) pre clean, pre fill/repair holes, sand, edges etc. the rolling is the best part. Just wondering why they always do a zig zag across the wall first.
2 rows dip 2 rows dip 2 rows 2 rows then back roll... best 8' coverage..
Or 12' with 18" roller.
If he did the same pattern with a topcoat I'm guess some might be able to point it out? The w.. hmm..
On another point, definitely confident and skilled at the top with the (rit.)..
This is niiiiiice
From where I'm from:
if the boss is watching, the hired worker will probably be doing a quick work;
If the boss is not watching, the worker is doing a quick nap.
Therefore, how fast the work is done depends on the presence of the boss.
So, the trick is to have a strong man use an 18 inch roller. Gee, thanks
How long did it take to prep & cut out the walls, to prep for rolling? All of that counts in time to paint a room, & rolling always goes much faster.
If only our workers work this fast I would gladly pay them 5x the amount they should get paid
Good job I use the same technique
What kind of paint is that ?
Top job 👌
So satisfying...
Why is 80% of the comments complaining?
How do you get so much coverage with that roller .... when I use a standard roller I constantly have to dip my roller in the paint tray
Wow... That roller holds allot of paint.
What kind of roller is this? Seems to hold a lot of paint. Should be in the description!
What colour/make of paint is that please?
I would have already rolled the whole room facts!!!! 💯💯💯
wonderfull idea ,, color name ??
Satisfying to watch.
that roller screaming for more paint
How is the finish on that? That roller must be nappy as hell to fill up with that much paint. Close up the wall looks like it has cellulite. Use an airless sprayer, same speed, good finish
F the painting show that fine cutting work
Can anyone tell us the type of roller used? Would be very much helpful. Thank you
Same here 🤔!!!
The wrong one ..its for exterior will flick grey paint all over the ceiling.. plus the stipple would be a disaster 🙄
He is using an 18’ roller I can tell from his videos that he can be using a Wooster roller cover which one? Probably wool, 50/50, or superb, But let me tell you something probably the reasons for that amount of coverage are a few. The nap of the roller, he loads the roller with a lot of paint, and the paint most likely have a paint conditioner.
In Germany you need for a wall like this about 1 hour.... I need this roller...instantly
@@dominik1985 just hire a spray machine
The 20s are going to be known as the grey decade.
Gonna have nice lap marks where the cut in areas are already dry and using such a deep tinted paint.
Shouldve dipped twice, wouldve been more even. Also your backroll shouldve lifted before bringing down. Other than that, youve got a good begining to a good technique. Also, try paying attention to when the skin starts screaming at you. Good time to reload buddy. What do i know, im from Wisconsin.
Thank you, so much. I was waiting to see the one honest person who wasn't bamboozled by the big dumb roller. Been painting 16 years, you're spot on sir