Been painting for living for 9yrs, and to be honest, this is where I get all my pro tips and what to use or try! Always learning something or "brushing" up on my skills here
I am old and can not even think of kneeling on hard surfaces but is fun to watch you kneel without soft pad. No wonder it takes me longer. Thank you for sharing good things ❤
Been flipping houses and renovating rentals for 8 years (contractor for 20). Your info has been priceless and I really appreciate the extra effort it takes to record your jobs and explain the process! It's way easier to do it without shooting video, editing, uploading, etc. You have singlehandedly upped my game!
*HINGE HACK* I had 100 year old door knob plates that were painted over with decades of oil base and latex paints. Instead of using chemicals. I used an old crockpot(no longer good for cooking) with just water and let them slow heat most of a day. Most the paint came off with a soft cloth the rest just needed wire brush encouragement. I have pictures of the results.
Absolutely one of your best videos. Excellent commentary. I believe this is what people are looking for when watching these types of videos. Great instruction and explaination.
Loved seeing this. Just did a trim job and did a lot of brush work on the trim. I tried the best I could and felt it turned out reasonably well, but it is hard to tell exactly what it should look like. Perhaps you could show close ups of the trim after it has dried to give people a reference so they know if their work is turning out when following these tips and techniques? Thanks for all the help and advice!
Ordered a bunch of stuff from your online store. Used to hate painting and don’t mind it anymore. Appreciate you and God bless brother. Awesome seeing your channel grow and get better and better!
Im a painter at a high end Hotel (the Windsor Court) and we only use Benjamin Moore advance for all our trim. Your right about dry time i keep my room temp around 68. Great video!!!
I'm doing a job for a customer that pertains to this very thing. There on a limited budget. Thank you Chris for all of your teaching. You are the man. Steve Whittemore Drywall Solutions and More
I love your videos brother! Every tip or trick I have tried from you has turned out to be the best, and I have made it habit. You are the man! God bless you and your family!
great job talking all out. I appreciate hearing what is in the mind, and going on with the body movements and such. Nice video. Excellent language around spray finish vs brush. Bridging vs Gap Filling.
Great videos you post. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks, especially with trim painting. I cant stand roping results I use to get on trim, you helped me do a professional job now. Being a retired from mechanic trades, I am learning a new trade in painting. Keep up the great stuff you’re sharing.
Some instructional painting videos mention the importance when using a brush of laying off the paint in the direction back over the wet paint. For example if you want to lay it of upward in order to reduce sagging from gravity pulling the paint down which makes good sense, then you would want to start at the top and work downward toward the floor in order to lay off with upward strokes. Wonder your thoughts. Thank you so much ! Lots of great information here and all your videos.
Awesome! I went thru the list of your videos a while back and came to the conclusion that you just don't ever brush on paint! Lol! I knew you did as an obvious paint pro but for whatever reason you didn't have any videos of you actually brushing trim. Your videos are awesome if you have an airless sprayer but I would dare to say that most home owners do not have airless sprayers . I had asked a long time ago in the comment section of an older video if you could make a video of you actually using a brush for trim. Thank you so much for releasing a video on this subject now!! Of course now it would be even nicer if you would make a video on how to get a brush mark free finish using a brush on trim!!?? Lol! Yeah , I know it would appear I'm never happy! Lol! But seriously I would bet a video on this subject would get many many views and be very popular! Just my two cents! Again thank you so much!
Advance is an awesome paint. I tried the reformulated Emerald Urethane from S-W this week. The satin sheen is much improved, but it still has that slightly gritty feel to it after it dries. Not as prevalent as before, but still there. No comparison to the feel of Advance after it dries. IMO. Great video Chris!
Mr Chris berry I've been painting for last 20+yrs every house I've done interior repaints and I've one had 2 maybe 3 that had the very top off the door casing painted all rest it was raw wood like it was when first put in. When I'm doing prep work if I see where they haven't been painted I stop for min and write that on my to do list 👍🏻 buddy keep rolling. From painter man 🖌️🖌️
Friendly tip! Hi Chris, excellent video! One tip that caught my attention was when you mentioned the paint brush about it’s performance that you like a soft filament brush! The original Gooseneck had that blend but you suggested they improve to a Stiff bristle. You at that time gave the gooseneck a 4 star. We made the changes as your recommendations to get a 5 star! I as mention to thousands of Painters and DIY need different sizes of brushes and blends! SOFT MED STIFF. 2” 2 1/2 3. Kind Regards! The Gooseneck Guy! 😊Cheers!
Good grief im 3 minutes in & curious inwhich sanding setup you have?? Phenomenal, Initialy, was interested in the supreme brushes for interior trim paints that tend to drag, or dry very fast? I believe its Sherwin Williams Pro Classic Acrylic..thought of adding oils...thank you, fantastic channel
Hey Chris. Ive been using Dunn Edwards Aristoshield sprayed on cabinets and love the finish and durability. Trying to use the same on NEW trim but didnt feel like spraying. So i tried rolling and got a inconsistent sheen. some are up and i have to hit the nail holes and im going to try brushing a final coat on the front surfaces. im a little worried im going to create brush marks. what would you do in this case? the rest of the trim has zero brush marks (yet like i said sheen is off in some light angles). so i need to do another coat 100%
Do you ever use additives in your paint? I just tried a product called floetrol last night gave me a couple runs that I could have prevented but man, it gave me a nice glassy finish. Used a 2.5" chinex brush, paint is Kelly Moore acryshield. This is tinted and I'm using it as a trim paint. Just curious.
Question-I’ve always thought when painting cabinets - the cabinet doors should come off, for priming, sanding and painting. Isn’t this correct ? My painter is redoing my cabinets, and not removing them, taping the hinges though. Thoughts…….
What’s your advice for making sure a door doesn’t stick when painting both the door and trim? Even though I wait the recommended time, my paint feels slightly tacky even after a month.
@@Idahopainter I’m sorry to be a pest about this, but I just realized-watched one of your cabinet-painting videos in which you reject the idea of caulking cabinet doors because the caulk will crack with seasonal humidity changes; couldn’t the same logic apply to trim?
@@Avital4414 It's different. Most Cabinet doors are 5 piece construction (Stiles, Rail, Panel) and the center panel is actually "floating", and not solidly secured to the other pieces. That panel expands and contracts with humidity and temp changes, that movement can cause paint cracking at that caulked joint (Caulk is not glue). Whereas trim pieces are solidly fastened together (nails or glue), and therefore have minimal to no movement between the pieces, allowing both the caulk and the coat of paint on it to remain intact.
Nice work. You work a bit differently than I do, but then, you're the professional, although I've done ALOT of side jobs and everything always turned out fine. However, your work is very relaxed and fluid. Can't really rush anything, though I have found myself racing the clock, especially when I had to use low quality paints provided by the customer or friends and family. I never thought of back brushing anything I would have rolled out unless there was a defective or in a place the roller wouldn't reach and had to blend the two methods in a tight space. Good tutorial, and I liked your four legged helper.😄 Cheers.
Thanks again Chris. I renovated a 50s house and ended up replacing all the trim. It was a shame too, it was gorgous clear grain spruce. How do you sand in old houses to abate the lead?
You are only allowed to wet sand old lead based paints, or chemically strip the paint keeping it wet again, not allowing the stripper to dry and therefore the paint drying in flakes.
@@ElvisPriscillaPresley chemically stripping is a nightmare. I tried it on that house. If I'd been able to find someone with a dunk tank I would have done it. But I think the waste disposal issues killed all those guys off.
There is no safe way to sand lead paint without a massive investment in PPE, containment barriers, venting, air scrubbers, and the time to learn how to properly use it all, or hiring the guys who already have that stuff. The only cheap and safe option is to leave the old paint there, prime and patch the bad spots with bondo or hot mud (depending on whether it is wood or drywall), lightly sand the patches (this is why you primed it first, so you don't have to sand into the old paint), prime and repaint everything. If it is bad enough, you can skim coat entire walls with a lightweight all purpose mud like Plus3, but be sure you learn how to properly prepare the surfaces for mud, or it might not adhere properly and start flaking off in the future.
I love it that you post Bible verses with your videos! I'm planning to use a paint sprayer to spray my window frames on crank out windows. How to do keep from painting the windows shut?
I have trouble brushing BM advanced knowing how thick to brush it on. The self leveling works best when thinker but then I run the risk of drips on vertical surfaces. So is it better to do 2 thin coats? I also had trouble spraying it on vertical surfaces, there is such a fine line between spraying enough to cover and not getting drips. But it could be me, I am amature... any thoughts?
BJM is great but you have to keep watching for drips, you can keep touching them up for quite a while without roping but a pain in the ass, Sherwin-Williams Emerald urethane not as forgiving for brush marks but still very good and not as drippy
Depending on temperature BM Advance requires 16-24 hours to cure before a recoat and if you’re painting before installation and handling trim or doors, they recommend a 3-5 days to fully cure and attain strength.
Great video man, I'd rather watch somebody calmly paint things with a brush than somebody spraying them. I used to dislike seeing brush strokes on trims, and would try to get an even, automobile finish, as you say; but now I don't really mind them, they leave a rustic, handmade look, as long as they aren't too visible. Plus, I gradually realized that the only people noticing those things are pro's and DIYers.
Hi Chris, we have a paint called Johnstone's Aqua guard here in the UK. It's supposedly the equivalent of BM products. What would be you go to brush when doing window sills or flush doors? To leave no brush marks. Thanks Dan.
Thanks for making this. How often do you wash out your brush when doing a lot of cut in or trim work? My issue is that my brush stock gets fat with paint if I don't wash it out often. Thanks.
@@Idahopainter thanks for sharing all your knowledge Chis, on this topic, what do you do with that glossy paint on walls after you spray or brush trim? Do you sand it or can you just apply any sheen on top? Thanks
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me over the last 2-3 years, I’ve learned a great deal. I was using paint extender and S W emerald urathane, but it still dried too quickly. I’m a homeowner in the medical field so I don’t paint all that much and am slow. And after watching this I’m going to try Ben Moore advance and buy the soft filament brushes from your store. I was using the Purdy super stiff fat boy for all trim with some pretty nice results any thoughts? Thanks
No, that's assuming the semi gloss is water-based like the wall paint. Here in Australia nearly every client/architect/ building company I work for asks for water-based.
Thanks for sharing all your knowledge Chris, I’ve learn a lot from your videos, the only question I always have is: what do you do with that glossy paint on walls after you spray or brush trim? Do you sand it or can you just apply any sheen on top? All paints will bond right? Thanks 👍🏻
Good rule of thumb, scuff sand these areas where trim paint got on your walls or other substrate where a lower level sheen is being applied afterwards. Especially if installing wallpaper, the paper won’t stick on glossy surfaces and can’t warranty the work. Hope this helps!
Hey Chris been watching your videos for years I'm a 30-year paint veteran here in Maryland, I own my own business just curious a lot of the painters up here we use the hot dog rollers for rolling out the front of those doors like you had do you prefer that type of small roller that you used in the video or do you use the hot dog rollers at all. Just curious. You have some of the best paint videos on TH-cam keep up the good work
Great video! Sorry if I missed it, but do you also like the self-leveling paint from Sherwin Williams? I believe it's Emerald? Is it a worthy option if I don't like the long dry tine of Benjamin Moore? Pros and Cons?
The Emerald is amazing for trim & kitchen cabinets if prepped correctly. It's very pricey unless you get it on sale. It self levels & you get 0 brushmarks if you don't over brush because it does start to tack quickly and then you'll end up with marks
I need to get a customer to buy some advance, ive herd alot about it but yet to use it. I'll tell ya do not use Behr from home depot thats called scuff defence...its shit paint rolls ok but brushes terrible.
Been painting for living for 9yrs, and to be honest, this is where I get all my pro tips and what to use or try! Always learning something or "brushing" up on my skills here
thanks for your support
Yes Brandon I agree. Kris is an inspiration to the everyday painter with high aspirations.
Massive thanks to Kris and co.
@@Idahopainter you are awesome. How do I go about getting customers
Same here! 👍
I am old and can not even think of kneeling on hard surfaces but is fun to watch you kneel without soft pad. No wonder it takes me longer. Thank you for sharing good things ❤
Been flipping houses and renovating rentals for 8 years (contractor for 20). Your info has been priceless and I really appreciate the extra effort it takes to record your jobs and explain the process! It's way easier to do it without shooting video, editing, uploading, etc. You have singlehandedly upped my game!
Hope you spot prime the Bono before you finnish paint
*HINGE HACK* I had 100 year old door knob plates that were painted over with decades of oil base and latex paints. Instead of using chemicals. I used an old crockpot(no longer good for cooking) with just water and let them slow heat most of a day. Most the paint came off with a soft cloth the rest just needed wire brush encouragement. I have pictures of the results.
Been painting for around 35 years had some great success and plan on continuing until I die Idaho painter is giving me great tips I love it
Absolutely one of your best videos. Excellent commentary. I believe this is what people are looking for when watching these types of videos. Great instruction and explaination.
As a finish carpenter I appreciate these tips. I'm slowly becoming a self taught painter and learn through your content!!
Thank you for sharing👍
I needed to paint since I couldn't afford a professional. Paint guy was a great resource on how I should get it done.
Nice
Loved seeing this. Just did a trim job and did a lot of brush work on the trim. I tried the best I could and felt it turned out reasonably well, but it is hard to tell exactly what it should look like. Perhaps you could show close ups of the trim after it has dried to give people a reference so they know if their work is turning out when following these tips and techniques? Thanks for all the help and advice!
Good idea
Trim should be a bit glossy with a very smooth finish (no brush marks)
Ordered a bunch of stuff from your online store. Used to hate painting and don’t mind it anymore. Appreciate you and God bless brother. Awesome seeing your channel grow and get better and better!
Thank you for your support
@@Idahopainter thank you sir💪
Im a painter at a high end Hotel (the Windsor Court) and we only use Benjamin Moore advance for all our trim. Your right about dry time i keep my room temp around 68. Great video!!!
If you are brushing/rolling, do you have some tips for minimizing brush marks/stipple? Thanks!
I'm doing a job for a customer that pertains to this very thing. There on a limited budget. Thank you Chris for all of your teaching. You are the man. Steve Whittemore Drywall Solutions and More
I love your videos brother! Every tip or trick I have tried from you has turned out to be the best, and I have made it habit. You are the man! God bless you and your family!
great job talking all out. I appreciate hearing what is in the mind, and going on with the body movements and such. Nice video. Excellent language around spray finish vs brush. Bridging vs Gap Filling.
I'm new, but I have been watching since 2021 I learn a lot from you man THANK'S a lot keep your working up man..
Thanks Chino
Great videos you post. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks, especially with trim painting. I cant stand roping results I use to get on trim, you helped me do a professional job now. Being a retired from mechanic trades, I am learning a new trade in painting. Keep up the great stuff you’re sharing.
Yeah the gooseneck for hard to reach areas, that video was on a ceiling I recall, walls and ceilings we use a medium bristle
Glad to help
Some instructional painting videos mention the importance when using a brush of laying off the paint in the direction back over the wet paint. For example if you want to lay it of upward in order to reduce sagging from gravity pulling the paint down which makes good sense, then you would want to start at the top and work downward toward the floor in order to lay off with upward strokes. Wonder your thoughts.
Thank you so much ! Lots of great information here and all your videos.
That is good practice
Awesome! I went thru the list of your videos a while back and came to the conclusion that you just don't ever brush on paint! Lol! I knew you did as an obvious paint pro but for whatever reason you didn't have any videos of you actually brushing trim. Your videos are awesome if you have an airless sprayer but I would dare to say that most home owners do not have airless sprayers . I had asked a long time ago in the comment section of an older video if you could make a video of you actually using a brush for trim. Thank you so much for releasing a video on this subject now!! Of course now it would be even nicer if you would make a video on how to get a brush mark free finish using a brush on trim!!?? Lol! Yeah , I know it would appear I'm never happy! Lol! But seriously I would bet a video on this subject would get many many views and be very popular! Just my two cents! Again thank you so much!
Good idea
Advance is an awesome paint. I tried the reformulated Emerald Urethane from S-W this week. The satin sheen is much improved, but it still has that slightly gritty feel to it after it dries. Not as prevalent as before, but still there. No comparison to the feel of Advance after it dries. IMO. Great video Chris!
I don't like Emerald paint and it dries to fast
What about Behr?
@@johnp82 I haven't used Behr in about 11 years and I don't like it in comparison to Sher-Win and Benmoore
@@johnp82 Does a bear shit in the woods? No but it does in the can at Home Depot
@@TheDeadbirdy yeah. And not remotely worth the price tag. And Sherwin doesn't like to work with contractors that much on the price of it
Mr Chris berry I've been painting for last 20+yrs every house I've done interior repaints and I've one had 2 maybe 3 that had the very top off the door casing painted all rest it was raw wood like it was when first put in. When I'm doing prep work if I see where they haven't been painted I stop for min and write that on my to do list 👍🏻 buddy keep rolling. From painter man 🖌️🖌️
Great video and great channel, thanks for the encouragement to keep at it and keep improving!
We’ve started using Advanced after going through all of Sherwin’s top enamels . Advanced is our go to enamel
nice
Still have brush strokes on my trim. Maybe another couple thin coats over top?
Love yrwork im a painter and I can’t get enough of yr great tips
Thank you for sharing and watching👍
Thanks Chris, always some little trick or technique to improve skills and efficiency.
Glad to help
Love your videos. The tips and techniques have been so helpful.
Thanks Josh
Thanks Brandon,
A master at work! Very helpful, and confidence building,
Regards Newell
Another awesome video. I’m painting walls and trim too. I want to get good results.
Friendly tip! Hi Chris, excellent video! One tip that caught my attention was when you mentioned the paint brush about it’s performance that you like a soft filament brush! The original Gooseneck had that blend but you suggested they improve to a Stiff bristle. You at that time gave the gooseneck a 4 star. We made the changes as your recommendations to get a 5 star! I as mention to thousands of Painters and DIY need different sizes of brushes and blends! SOFT MED STIFF. 2” 2 1/2 3. Kind Regards! The Gooseneck Guy! 😊Cheers!
The requested craftmanship in a better ferrel has never happened. That is what would make it a 5 star.
Good grief im 3 minutes in & curious inwhich sanding setup you have?? Phenomenal, Initialy, was interested in the supreme brushes for interior trim paints that tend to drag, or dry very fast? I believe its Sherwin Williams Pro Classic Acrylic..thought of adding oils...thank you, fantastic channel
Ben Moore advance paint is amazing, I agree 👍👍 thank you for the great content, keep it up buddy
I I usually cut in the bottoms first can’t really see any flash at the bottom so you can move faster to keep a wet edge
Have painted 50 years. I roll door frames then back brush. I mount my pan on a ladder that way I can paint with both hands.
Nice
Hey Chris. Ive been using Dunn Edwards Aristoshield sprayed on cabinets and love the finish and durability. Trying to use the same on NEW trim but didnt feel like spraying. So i tried rolling and got a inconsistent sheen. some are up and i have to hit the nail holes and im going to try brushing a final coat on the front surfaces. im a little worried im going to create brush marks. what would you do in this case? the rest of the trim has zero brush marks (yet like i said sheen is off in some light angles). so i need to do another coat 100%
Going to have to try that Benjamin Moore. I use Sherwin Pro industrial multi surface acrylic and it dries too fast to brush trim.
11:39 did he say “WALLS” need to be “brushed”??
Good tips on how to not have brush strokes love it
Do you ever use additives in your paint? I just tried a product called floetrol last night gave me a couple runs that I could have prevented but man, it gave me a nice glassy finish. Used a 2.5" chinex brush, paint is Kelly Moore acryshield. This is tinted and I'm using it as a trim paint. Just curious.
Would love to see some close up shots to see what kind of finish to expect.
Question-I’ve always thought when painting cabinets - the cabinet doors should come off, for priming, sanding and painting.
Isn’t this correct ?
My painter is redoing my cabinets, and not removing them, taping the hinges though.
Thoughts…….
I’m painting my walls. With sw emerald. Wbat you reccomend for the doors and trim this advance still or something else ?
Thank you very much for your generosity and sharing valuable knowledge for noobs like me.
My pleasure!
What’s your advice for making sure a door doesn’t stick when painting both the door and trim? Even though I wait the recommended time, my paint feels slightly tacky even after a month.
Can you brush/roll Centurion?
I’ve been waiting for this video for ages. Thanks, Chris! Question: Do you caulk where the side jambs meet the head jamb?
Yes
@@Idahopainter I’m sorry to be a pest about this, but I just realized-watched one of your cabinet-painting videos in which you reject the idea of caulking cabinet doors because the caulk will crack with seasonal humidity changes; couldn’t the same logic apply to trim?
@@Avital4414 It's different. Most Cabinet doors are 5 piece construction (Stiles, Rail, Panel) and the center panel is actually "floating", and not solidly secured to the other pieces. That panel expands and contracts with humidity and temp changes, that movement can cause paint cracking at that caulked joint (Caulk is not glue). Whereas trim pieces are solidly fastened together (nails or glue), and therefore have minimal to no movement between the pieces, allowing both the caulk and the coat of paint on it to remain intact.
@@HabsandExposFan thank you for a superb explanation!
Ever use flood ?
To help an amateur infrequent painter, any thoughts on adding in a Latex additive extender - like Floetrol or Ben Moore 518?
XIM Latex extender from Paint Life Supply Co.
Nice work. You work a bit differently than I do, but then, you're the professional, although I've done ALOT of side jobs and everything always turned out fine. However, your work is very relaxed and fluid. Can't really rush anything, though I have found myself racing the clock, especially when I had to use low quality paints provided by the customer or friends and family. I never thought of back brushing anything I would have rolled out unless there was a defective or in a place the roller wouldn't reach and had to blend the two methods in a tight space.
Good tutorial, and I liked your four legged helper.😄
Cheers.
Thanks again Chris. I renovated a 50s house and ended up replacing all the trim. It was a shame too, it was gorgous clear grain spruce. How do you sand in old houses to abate the lead?
You are only allowed to wet sand old lead based paints, or chemically strip the paint keeping it wet again, not allowing the stripper to dry and therefore the paint drying in flakes.
@@ElvisPriscillaPresley chemically stripping is a nightmare. I tried it on that house. If I'd been able to find someone with a dunk tank I would have done it. But I think the waste disposal issues killed all those guys off.
There is no safe way to sand lead paint without a massive investment in PPE, containment barriers, venting, air scrubbers, and the time to learn how to properly use it all, or hiring the guys who already have that stuff.
The only cheap and safe option is to leave the old paint there, prime and patch the bad spots with bondo or hot mud (depending on whether it is wood or drywall), lightly sand the patches (this is why you primed it first, so you don't have to sand into the old paint), prime and repaint everything. If it is bad enough, you can skim coat entire walls with a lightweight all purpose mud like Plus3, but be sure you learn how to properly prepare the surfaces for mud, or it might not adhere properly and start flaking off in the future.
I love it that you post Bible verses with your videos! I'm planning to use a paint sprayer to spray my window frames on crank out windows. How to do keep from painting the windows shut?
Dont spray so heavy it bridges.
I have trouble brushing BM advanced knowing how thick to brush it on. The self leveling works best when thinker but then I run the risk of drips on vertical surfaces. So is it better to do 2 thin coats? I also had trouble spraying it on vertical surfaces, there is such a fine line between spraying enough to cover and not getting drips. But it could be me, I am amature... any thoughts?
BJM is great but you have to keep watching for drips, you can keep touching them up for quite a while without roping but a pain in the ass, Sherwin-Williams Emerald urethane not as forgiving for brush marks but still very good and not as drippy
Any advice for techniques to get even finish with zero voc semigloss paint?
Spray it. Add latex extender from www.paintlifesupply.com
So when using Benjamin Moore Advance, you don't need to use Floetrol or any other paint extender? Thank you so much for a great video.
You do not and I would not
How does BM Advance wb compare to my fav go to BM Satin Impervo oil b?
I noticed you painted the base trim before the wall finish
Is that how you normally paint interior walls and base ?
Sorry if you mentioned it but didn’t hear in the video. Do you always try to paint the trim first if you can?
Yes
awesome tips ,
have you ever painted the fine paints of europe brand on ceiling , walls, and trim ?
Thank you for the wonderful and helpful video! Are there brush strokes when you are done?
There will always be some
Thanks for another great video ! Very informative.
Perhaps I missed it, but how long do you wait before the second coat ?
Depending on temperature BM Advance requires 16-24 hours to cure before a recoat and if you’re painting before installation and handling trim or doors, they recommend a 3-5 days to fully cure and attain strength.
Great video man, I'd rather watch somebody calmly paint things with a brush than somebody spraying them. I used to dislike seeing brush strokes on trims, and would try to get an even, automobile finish, as you say; but now I don't really mind them, they leave a rustic, handmade look, as long as they aren't too visible. Plus, I gradually realized that the only people noticing those things are pro's and DIYers.
Thanks 👍
Love your videos, I have learned so much! Thanks!
What is the purpose of back brushing? Why will that help the paint lay-down?
Gives the look/appearance of being all brushed on vs the rolled on look or sprayed. It’s an aesthetic thing.
Can you get a picture of roping? Something on the trim in my house that looks like long bumps or drivels in the surface. IDK what it's from.
Roping is basically just very obvious and heavy brush strokes left in the paint after it dries.
Have you ever tried the pro-form brushes really great brushes brother try them out and lmk what you think
How do you get your customers?
Never used advanced but my go to is scuffx
That is a great product
Where did you get the sander from or do you sell it
Ben Moore Advanced is a good paint, but I prefer Coronado Super Kote. Its like Advanced but much easier to work with and better coverage.
Hi Chris, we have a paint called Johnstone's Aqua guard here in the UK. It's supposedly the equivalent of BM products. What would be you go to brush when doing window sills or flush doors? To leave no brush marks. Thanks Dan.
Premier Hampton
Thanks for making this. How often do you wash out your brush when doing a lot of cut in or trim work? My issue is that my brush stock gets fat with paint if I don't wash it out often. Thanks.
Just once a day
So, I notice no taping around the door trim. I assume that painting over the trim paint on the walls with latex wall paint is not a problem?
nope
@@Idahopainter thanks for sharing all your knowledge Chis, on this topic, what do you do with that glossy paint on walls after you spray or brush trim? Do you sand it or can you just apply any sheen on top? Thanks
what paint do you suggest on cabinets spraying with hvlp? can you recommend a water based product?
I am surprised you dont use tack cloth and jsut a brush to dust off. Im gonna do that too cuz is less money
Does anybody know of a product like Bondo in the U.K.?
Absolutely awesome channel man. Do you prefer commercial or residential?
I always use a tack cloth in stead of using a brush to wipe down. You never get rid of all the dust with a brush. JM2CTS
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me over the last 2-3 years, I’ve learned a great deal. I was using paint extender and S W emerald urathane, but it still dried too quickly. I’m a homeowner in the medical field so I don’t paint all that much and am slow. And after watching this I’m going to try Ben Moore advance and buy the soft filament brushes from your store. I was using the Purdy super stiff fat boy for all trim with some pretty nice results any thoughts? Thanks
Primer is a must
Great tips
Thanks!
You bet
See you’re not too concerned about getting a little semi gloss on the wall? Won’t there be some adhesion issues with the wall paint?
No, that's assuming the semi gloss is water-based like the wall paint. Here in Australia nearly every client/architect/ building company I work for asks for water-based.
@@davidjohnlucas the different sheen I was getting at. If you went flat walls and semi gloss trim I think the wall could potentially peal.
Never been an issue
what do you use to clean the painting surfaces prior to painting?
Dawn or Krud Kutter. Available at Paint Life Supply Co.
@@Idahopainter do you use Krud Cutter gloss off? If so, do you sand trim still after or just paint them?
Wow so helpful!!
Thanh you.
Thanks for sharing all your knowledge Chris, I’ve learn a lot from your videos, the only question I always have is: what do you do with that glossy paint on walls after you spray or brush trim? Do you sand it or can you just apply any sheen on top? All paints will bond right? Thanks 👍🏻
Good rule of thumb, scuff sand these areas where trim paint got on your walls or other substrate where a lower level sheen is being applied afterwards. Especially if installing wallpaper, the paper won’t stick on glossy surfaces and can’t warranty the work. Hope this helps!
No floetrol or xim?
The paint he's using doesn't need extenders.
Good job
Hey Chris been watching your videos for years I'm a 30-year paint veteran here in Maryland, I own my own business just curious a lot of the painters up here we use the hot dog rollers for rolling out the front of those doors like you had do you prefer that type of small roller that you used in the video or do you use the hot dog rollers at all.
Just curious.
You have some of the best paint videos on TH-cam keep up the good work
Home depot I use zebra or trylon brush and a 1/4 in or the smaller velour green or red mini roll or wiz mini
Crazy knowledge
thank you
Thank you
You're welcome
Love the video! However, at around 22 minutes you can clearly hear a spray machine itching to get spraying 😂
You got the right idea, but come on now 2" brush??? Try a 2 1/2" brush, that little extra will mke a big difference in speed and quality.
Great video! Sorry if I missed it, but do you also like the self-leveling paint from Sherwin Williams? I believe it's Emerald? Is it a worthy option if I don't like the long dry tine of Benjamin Moore? Pros and Cons?
The Emerald is amazing for trim & kitchen cabinets if prepped correctly. It's very pricey unless you get it on sale. It self levels & you get 0 brushmarks if you don't over brush because it does start to tack quickly and then you'll end up with marks
Excellente!!!
Thanks
Did anyone else notice the bible verse at 16:47 ? Nice! God Bless everyone
When he talks about the trim issues, the fuzz and scraping them? No verse there
paintlife entry
great
Thanks
Your tattoo guy used Frog Tape, didn't he?
He did
Can of Ben sitting back there.
thank you john cena
I need to get a customer to buy some advance, ive herd alot about it but yet to use it. I'll tell ya do not use Behr from home depot thats called scuff defence...its shit paint rolls ok but brushes terrible.