Hey Chris ted with five star services here in Dayton Ohio. I've been painting for 30 yrs and I make all my guys watch your videos thank you very much for what you are doing for our industry. Much appreciated
Thank you for supporting our veterans, especially the WWII heroes. I am a Marine veteran and a master electrician. I do every thing I can to support the remaining WWII Vets, true warriors. This country was built and flourished on the backs of these men and they deserve any support we can provide.
I’m a first time home painter and I must say out of all the videos Ive watched you’re the most informative and absolutely the best at instructing newbies… great job, absolutely great job!!!
I am a Veteran and I thank you for your service that you provided free of charge, and I also thank PPG paints for their generous donation. Job well done.
Thank you for honoring our vets. Our senior citizens deserve more than our current culture affords them. I've been offering house painting to my customers for a while now because of what I've learned from you. I typically do a house a month and working alone with one sprayer it typically takes me 4.5 days to wash, mask,caulk, spot prime, paint and put back all the fixtures. I love doing it and its becoming a quarter of my business.
Much respect and thanks dearly to men like Jack. Great work as usual Chris. People have no idea how much the generation shaped the world for the better.
I've been learning so much from your videos, Thank you. And just now I clicked one to hopefully finding a good verse to read🙏 from your video description, Luke 12:22-34 I needed that😌
I started using the 25 ft hose and it’s awesome how fast it loads up. And when I bought the cardboard shield holder I only got 10 cardboard shields. Quickly learned to go grab 20 more so I can let a few dry as I use the others
I personally would have laid a piece of cardboard underneath the buckets to catch the overspray . I like spraying resilience on exteriors nice finish and drys fast. Nice job knocking that house out solo .
@@Idahopainter I have to frequently do this in New England and I would love to find any shorts/hacks that other painters use. Sometime we just call it a "French Cut."
Another great vid, cheers Chris, been in the trades for 25 years myself Painting and Carpentry. A buddy of mine and his wife just left for Biose, he's a retired LA Sheriff escaping Commiefornia. Hopefully I will be following him in the near future, I will defo be sending him links to your channel. All the best mate. God bless America and our veterans.
Great video. I noticed you didn't stir the paint before spraying it. I thought that was odd. Even if it was just purchased, mixed and shaken at the paint supply hours ago, I still would have stirred it prior to spraying to ensure a 100% even mix with no separation.
Question when you spray the outside of a house you're spraying over an existing paint. The paint your shooting does that contain a primer mixed into the paing?
I learned an electrical lesson early on....preparing an old Victorian farmhouse was ask to replace a ceiling light bulb... it immediately blew out and FIRE STARTED😳🤬. Take heed painters. Leave electrical to licensed electricians 👍👍Stay safe Chris love your content & Merry Christmas 🎄
one thing ive recently added to the kit, is a leaf blower, mainly after pressure washing for prep, but its a nice way to give everything a real nice finished look when the drive way and walk way is free of debris, even if you didnt cause it.. but i know that is a bit extra hhaha Also, in regards to the fingering/overspray have you heard of Gracos LPFF, the green tips? "low pressure fine finish" tips? they are really quite good for projects like these!
@32:10 you talk about brickmold being unusual for a window. That’s interesting that you don’t have it as much in Boise. I live in birmingham Alabama and brickmold is what is used to trim out more windows than not
Idk. Thought of spraying. But the prep seems intense. I'd paint that house by brush with the good old 3.5 Corona slapper in 2 days. Toss the drop cloth down take the screens out caulk then vroom vroom.
Try tinfoil...I use it on nobs i dont want to mess with cause of age...and water spikets! I also use it on power box glass and then tape it. Works great!
Nice video , Chris..Would you be willing to share your microphone set up secrets.Your audio is crystal clear..im looking to mic up my go pro and not sure wich route to take
I often bid sight unseen long-distance, trusting the customer, and wanting to see new cities. This october, after a string of great bids, a well-off retiree fella told me "I have a ranch house i did the first coat on all around, and finished the entire front, you just need to second coat and trim the other 3 sides". I bid 600$, figuring 100 for gas and hotel, and 500 labor, guessing it'd be either a 1day (500/d) or 2day (250/d) job. Well, turns out it was cedar siding that soaked in like no one's business, and had vertical trim beams every 2ft all around with deep crevices to fill, eaves and gutters to do (some upside down to the cathedral hip-roof), and he had trimmed the entire inner windows on front (not just the edges), so i felt obligated to match them up all around (even though inners aren't usually part of a trim bid), and it had a large screened-in back porch with miles of peeling wood trim high, mid and low and loose billowing screen-mesh to avoid and about 4sets of sliding glass doors inside the porch. And the kicker, "you just did a 2700 sqft ranch", he tells me, astonishingly (to both him and i), after i finished 4days later. My 50$hr job ended up being barely a 10$hr (or less) job. He did take pity on me the final day, and gave me a 300$ add-on (little tool shed) that took a few hours, and will fly me down to florida this winter to do his primary home at a reasonable rate, and back to his rental for the interior at some point. Anyways, quite the effort, i was stubborn about not wanting to spray it for some reason (edit: i think my sprayer wasn't working), and believe me, i really appreciated those mexican restaurants and hotel hot-tubs after 12hr days. Thank goodness for covid, those 100$ rooms were down to 35/night, but i easily blew a couple hundred on every trim tool (etc) in the book.
Chris, have you ever tried like a 6-7hp shopvac on the gutter garbage? No mess on decks or patios. Gonna paint my own house this spring (after evicting the tree rats, replacing facsias) and doing it all by myself. Very good to get back to your vids for ideas and advice!
Hi. That was a very classy touch showcasing the veteran with his house. I’m a USMC veteran. I hope I live that long and look that good. I’ve been binging your videos the last week. I’ve been doing a desk job the last 10 years but am itching to get back into a trade. I was previously an electrician but due to some injuries couldn’t continue when I got out. Do you see a lot of “mid life” career changes into painting? Do you have a playlist for beginners you can link?
How do you paint/cut-in the outside of those window frames, where they meet the siding boards? Such a finicky little area! Anyone have tips or tricks? Thanks!
Great videos and just subscribed to keep track of your work. Question, do you pressure wash all your houses before painting? Also, how many days does it normally take to prep and paint an average size home (1,700 to 2,500 sq ft)?
How do you keep the outside of your sprayer so clean? Shout out to PPG for providing the Timeless to paint the exterior of this veteran’s house. And shout out to Painters Care for doing the deed
How are you not over spraying the A/C UNIT that's unprotected and you clearly have significant wind drift occurring on the back of the house? (12:41-45ish)
Hey all, I tried to purchase the Tip Saver TS-99 Chris mentioned at timestamp 18:17 of this video from the Paint Life Supply Co website but couldn't find it. So I wrote Chris' company with this concern because I wanted to try it. Here's what I wrote via email to them: "I noticed that you mentioned the subject paint gun tip cleaner in one of your videos and you said you also sold this product for $34.99, but your website does not show you sell it. Was that a typo? Or have you guys since that video was made, discontinued recommending/selling that product for some reason?" Within the same day (today 5/25/2021), the store manager, Makenna Berry, was kind enough to write back: "The item has since been recalled, so we do not sell it anymore! Chris does recommend using Mineral Spirits to clean your tips with!" So if you have been trying to find it out there, you won't. I suppose until another company is able to succeed in coming up with an environmentally safer product to clean our paint gun tips, we'll just need to stick to the old tried and true, mineral spirits or the like. Thank you again Makenna for the quick response to my question.
It would be quicker and cleaner to remove the door hinges and locks instead of wasting all that time and tape. Especially after removing the numbers lights and downspouts.
Geat Show here. You mentioned 13 gallons, was that 2 coats of the body? $2400 labor, 24 hrs. But I would take a helper to do that in 24hr. And my finish job would have been less quality than you put out. P.S.- lots of negative comments show us these people know dog shit about painting...
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God bless that guy!! He's more active than some folks in their 20's
💪
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge,experience God bless you with more work !!
A major benefit of working in trades
Hey Chris ted with five star services here in Dayton Ohio.
I've been painting for 30 yrs and I make all my guys watch your videos thank you very much for what you are doing for our industry.
Much appreciated
Right on
Thank you for supporting our veterans, especially the WWII heroes. I am a Marine veteran and a master electrician. I do every thing I can to support the remaining WWII Vets, true warriors. This country was built and flourished on the backs of these men and they deserve any support we can provide.
It was my privilege to do it and I was thankful I was able to paint it for him🤙
I’m a first time home painter and I must say out of all the videos Ive watched you’re the most informative and absolutely the best at instructing newbies… great job, absolutely great job!!!
This is Amazing. Thank You for your respect to our military veterans.
Very thankful for these guys
I am a Veteran and I thank you for your service that you provided free of charge, and I also thank PPG paints for their generous donation. Job well done.
Thanks for watching
I love this guy. Best paint videos on internet.
I liked this video just because of jack. Thank you jack for your service
👍
The bottom of the door has never beeb painted!
Love the stories of giving back to veterans
Thank you for honoring our vets. Our senior citizens deserve more than our current culture affords them. I've been offering house painting to my customers for a while now because of what I've learned from you. I typically do a house a month and working alone with one sprayer it typically takes me 4.5 days to wash, mask,caulk, spot prime, paint and put back all the fixtures. I love doing it and its becoming a quarter of my business.
It is an honor to thank these guys.
Seeing you give back makes me respect you even more. That was awesome
Hats off to you Chris for serving that veteran as you did. Grateful for his service.
Doing our part
Thank you Mr. Jack for your service!!
🤙
Thank you Jack. My Dad was in the Pacific.
THANK YOU JACK!
I appreciate you reaching out and helping a veteran! That’s awesome!! I enjoy the channel!!! Thanks
Painters Care
Much respect and thanks dearly to men like Jack. Great work as usual Chris. People have no idea how much the generation shaped the world for the better.
No doubt
I absolutely love that you honored the war 2 boss. You the man
Thanks Jack !! Chris .... thank you for doing something that means so much more than money. Inspirational !
My pleasure!
Jack is a good man. Glad you painted his house. I am sure he is proud of the job you did. Thank you Jack.
Great man
Master at work pure genius
Facts
I love jack, so inspired. you’re great to share your kindness. ❤️❤️❤️ painters care
I've been learning so much from your videos, Thank you. And just now I clicked one to hopefully finding a good verse to read🙏 from your video description, Luke 12:22-34 I needed that😌
This is gonna be my Netflix from now on.....
I started using the 25 ft hose and it’s awesome how fast it loads up. And when I bought the cardboard shield holder I only got 10 cardboard shields. Quickly learned to go grab 20 more so I can let a few dry as I use the others
Right on
Thanks Chris !! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Very meticulous, love it. 👍 Great videos!!
I personally would have laid a piece of cardboard underneath the buckets to catch the overspray . I like spraying resilience on exteriors nice finish and drys fast. Nice job knocking that house out solo .
Great tip!
Thank you for your service 🙏
Much appreciated
In the U.K. ‘frenching’ as you call it is standard practice.
Love your videos.
Cool, thanks
@@Idahopainter I have to frequently do this in New England and I would love to find any shorts/hacks that other painters use. Sometime we just call it a "French Cut."
Another great vid, cheers Chris, been in the trades for 25 years myself Painting and Carpentry. A buddy of mine and his wife just left for Biose, he's a retired LA Sheriff escaping Commiefornia. Hopefully I will be following him in the near future, I will defo be sending him links to your channel. All the best mate. God bless America and our veterans.
Everything about this video is fucking awesome.
Great video. So cool that you did this for a WWII vet. Not many of them left.
God Bless USA❤️
Love and greetimgs from Albania🇦🇱🇺🇲
Thanks
I use a small garden wagon for my 440's. Makes it so much easier to move around and clean at the end the day!
That’s awesome, like a DIY low rider. (A low rider is a sprayer with wheels that sits low to the ground like a skid sprayer)
Great tip!
i love this video thanks Bro your a natural much respect
Thank you so much🙏🏼 , I learned so much from your vídeos ; thank you so much 👍🏼👍🏼
You are awesome. Thank you for another great video.
Great video. I noticed you didn't stir the paint before spraying it. I thought that was odd. Even if it was just purchased, mixed and shaken at the paint supply hours ago, I still would have stirred it prior to spraying to ensure a 100% even mix with no separation.
Question when you spray the outside of a house you're spraying over an existing paint. The paint your shooting does that contain a primer mixed into the paing?
I learned an electrical lesson early on....preparing an old Victorian farmhouse was ask to replace a ceiling light bulb... it immediately blew out and FIRE STARTED😳🤬. Take heed painters. Leave electrical to licensed electricians 👍👍Stay safe Chris love your content & Merry Christmas 🎄
Great tip!
Nice 👍🙂. You are very sweet to this man 💕
Jack is the man!
👍
Nice video, Much love from New Zealand Chris 🤙
Much appreciated!
Awesome what you have done here. Much love man
one thing ive recently added to the kit, is a leaf blower, mainly after pressure washing for prep, but its a nice way to give everything a real nice finished look when the drive way and walk way is free of debris, even if you didnt cause it.. but i know that is a bit extra hhaha
Also, in regards to the fingering/overspray have you heard of Gracos LPFF, the green tips? "low pressure fine finish" tips? they are really quite good for projects like these!
What a nice looking man!!!
Thanks
Better close ups camera person , what’s good hehe👍🏻 GOOD WORK AS USUAL THOUGH🤗 HAPPY WEEK, PAINT LIFE CREW! Derek
Thank you 🙏🏽
thanks
@32:10 you talk about brickmold being unusual for a window. That’s interesting that you don’t have it as much in Boise. I live in birmingham Alabama and brickmold is what is used to trim out more windows than not
Another great video btw.
I like spraying over grass, less dust and of course the mower takes care of the overspray. Of course a customer might object.
Yep
There should be more people like you taking care of our Veterans because our present government is not.
Idk. Thought of spraying. But the prep seems intense. I'd paint that house by brush with the good old 3.5 Corona slapper in 2 days. Toss the drop cloth down take the screens out caulk then vroom vroom.
Good job, I enjoy your video’s.🙏
Glad you like them!
Try tinfoil...I use it on nobs i dont want to mess with cause of age...and water spikets! I also use it on power box glass and then tape it. Works great!
Nice video , Chris..Would you be willing to share your microphone set up secrets.Your audio is crystal clear..im looking to mic up my go pro and not sure wich route to take
Tascam DR-10L
@@Idahopainter thanks alot
ty jack
ok
I often bid sight unseen long-distance, trusting the customer, and wanting to see new cities. This october, after a string of great bids, a well-off retiree fella told me "I have a ranch house i did the first coat on all around, and finished the entire front, you just need to second coat and trim the other 3 sides". I bid 600$, figuring 100 for gas and hotel, and 500 labor, guessing it'd be either a 1day (500/d) or 2day (250/d) job. Well, turns out it was cedar siding that soaked in like no one's business, and had vertical trim beams every 2ft all around with deep crevices to fill, eaves and gutters to do (some upside down to the cathedral hip-roof), and he had trimmed the entire inner windows on front (not just the edges), so i felt obligated to match them up all around (even though inners aren't usually part of a trim bid), and it had a large screened-in back porch with miles of peeling wood trim high, mid and low and loose billowing screen-mesh to avoid and about 4sets of sliding glass doors inside the porch. And the kicker, "you just did a 2700 sqft ranch", he tells me, astonishingly (to both him and i), after i finished 4days later. My 50$hr job ended up being barely a 10$hr (or less) job. He did take pity on me the final day, and gave me a 300$ add-on (little tool shed) that took a few hours, and will fly me down to florida this winter to do his primary home at a reasonable rate, and back to his rental for the interior at some point. Anyways, quite the effort, i was stubborn about not wanting to spray it for some reason (edit: i think my sprayer wasn't working), and believe me, i really appreciated those mexican restaurants and hotel hot-tubs after 12hr days. Thank goodness for covid, those 100$ rooms were down to 35/night, but i easily blew a couple hundred on every trim tool (etc) in the book.
Hello Sir you mention a first video I suggest you link it in your video description. Thanks for your efforts
OK
Chris, have you ever tried like a 6-7hp shopvac on the gutter garbage? No mess on decks or patios. Gonna paint my own house this spring (after evicting the tree rats, replacing facsias) and doing it all by myself. Very good to get back to your vids for ideas and advice!
Good tip
Hi. That was a very classy touch showcasing the veteran with his house. I’m a USMC veteran. I hope I live that long and look that good.
I’ve been binging your videos the last week. I’ve been doing a desk job the last 10 years but am itching to get back into a trade. I was previously an electrician but due to some injuries couldn’t continue when I got out.
Do you see a lot of “mid life” career changes into painting? Do you have a playlist for beginners you can link?
Lots of people making career changes using my videos. This is a great career to have. Thanks for your SERVICE. I am grateful. I wish you well.
@@Idahopainter thanks a ton for a response. I really appreciate that. Looking forward to doing great things.
Have a Merry Christmas!
Thank you for your service!
Sir, thank you for your service. He looks like he’s 70.
Wow, thank you
👏🏻👏🏻😊
How do you paint/cut-in the outside of those window frames, where they meet the siding boards? Such a finicky little area! Anyone have tips or tricks? Thanks!
Good yob
Very nicely done.
How to safely paint the exterior of a house around the power lines that are live coming from the electric service pole ?
Great ?.
Hey Chris what PPG was that you used on the front door? Thx
$5400 3500sqft for the previous house exterior. $3400 1100sqft for this house exterior. Paint is included in the price. Not a bad deal at all
I was thinking the same, I am in NY and that 3500 sqft home would be about 10k
In Oregon 10k
What Tip did you use on the gutters/fascia?
Great videos and just subscribed to keep track of your work. Question, do you pressure wash all your houses before painting? Also, how many days does it normally take to prep and paint an average size home (1,700 to 2,500 sq ft)?
How do you not have tape lines on the trim?
Can you paint my house 😂 I’ll buy you a plane ticket too
When do you decide to backroll ?
I have videos on that
@@Idahopainter please share.
🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
That's the best way to spray a door lay it flat and put the paint on it
yep
Mr. Chris Berry:
I would like to know if you heard of the paint brand, Pratt& Lambert? Also, do you like it's quality?
Ed
How many hours would you say you spent on paint pickup, talk with the customers, masking and painting and all for this “job”?
if somebody approach you to buy your used paint buckets would you sell them
Nope give them away
How do you keep the outside of your sprayer so clean? Shout out to PPG for providing the Timeless to paint the exterior of this veteran’s house. And shout out to Painters Care for doing the deed
Keep it out of the spray zone
How are you not over spraying the A/C UNIT that's unprotected and you clearly have significant wind drift occurring on the back of the house? (12:41-45ish)
why not use graco handheld for the door?
How much paint did you use for the body? I'm planning on painting a house similar in size. Love the videos!
13
Chris, do you paint interiors in warm weather?
When it pays
Do you do any work in Florida
Hi Chris. Whats the best exterior paint removal sander to use on siding?
Eksand 5" from paintlifesupply.com
👏👏🏆
Do you use the same paint on the gutters & the house itself?
Hey all, I tried to purchase the Tip Saver TS-99 Chris mentioned at timestamp 18:17 of this video from the Paint Life Supply Co website but couldn't find it. So I wrote Chris' company with this concern because I wanted to try it. Here's what I wrote via email to them: "I noticed that you mentioned the subject paint gun tip cleaner in one of your videos and you said you also sold this product for $34.99, but your website does not show you sell it. Was that a typo? Or have you guys since that video was made, discontinued recommending/selling that product for some reason?" Within the same day (today 5/25/2021), the store manager, Makenna Berry, was kind enough to write back: "The item has since been recalled, so we do not sell it anymore! Chris does recommend using Mineral Spirits to clean your tips with!" So if you have been trying to find it out there, you won't. I suppose until another company is able to succeed in coming up with an environmentally safer product to clean our paint gun tips, we'll just need to stick to the old tried and true, mineral spirits or the like. Thank you again Makenna for the quick response to my question.
Does your company not own drop clothes?
Quick question I hope you can answer. I've embarked on painting my weatherboard house with a spray gun. How many coats should I do?
Two
@@Idahopainter cheers
Ppg paint ?
Nevermind you said it after I posted comment lol
@@tundrawhisperer4821 thanks for the info, you can keep on scrolling instead of trying to be that guy
@@tundrawhisperer4821 lol
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When you talk about your pricing is that just labor or is that labor & material?
both
It would be quicker and cleaner to remove the door hinges and locks instead of wasting all that time and tape. Especially after removing the numbers lights and downspouts.
Where's your duster?
Geat Show here. You mentioned 13 gallons, was that 2 coats of the body? $2400 labor, 24 hrs. But I would take a helper to do that in 24hr. And my finish job would have been less quality than you put out. P.S.- lots of negative comments show us these people know dog shit about painting...
Thanks for sharing
Do you need e crew in this market?
Depends on how many jobs you have
just spray the light. mask the glass and sensor only
OK