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Painters Don't Want You To Know This! 5 Amazing Painting Tricks

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  • Опубликовано: 31 мар 2022
  • In this video, we showed you 5 wall painting tricks, tips and tricks that will come in handy when painting your home. If you want to paint your house, the Painters don't want you to know! Be sure to watch this video called 5 amazing coloring tricks.

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  • @j_rod75
    @j_rod75 2 года назад +29

    Who would have thought about using an extension to reach up high. Genius

    • @dematkenavo4279
      @dematkenavo4279 2 года назад +5

      😂😂🤣🤣

    • @anttherubbishdrummer.8513
      @anttherubbishdrummer.8513 2 года назад +6

      Wish I'd have seen this bit of the video before I went out and bought 14 broom handles to make a step ladder out of.

    • @cheezandtoast
      @cheezandtoast Год назад

      @@anttherubbishdrummer.8513 damn you too?

  • @bpy4073
    @bpy4073 2 года назад +10

    Wow that last one was incredible would never have thought to do that.

  • @paesan59
    @paesan59 2 года назад +105

    Instead of putting foil around wall plate it is much easier to remove the wall plate. Seen some crazy ideas on how to cut around wall plates but this beats them all. First thing I do when painting a room is removing all the wall plates and put them in a bucket of water with some TSP. Plates get cleaned while also making it much easier to paint around switches and sockets.

    • @gaetanotutone3103
      @gaetanotutone3103 2 года назад

      Bisogna

    • @slimdougmaddox4634
      @slimdougmaddox4634 2 года назад +2

      What’s TSP?

    • @paesan59
      @paesan59 2 года назад +3

      @@slimdougmaddox4634 Trisodium Phosphate. Very good cleaner and cheap

    • @garethtichauer5153
      @garethtichauer5153 2 года назад +6

      If I saw any of my painting team do this, I'd have words

    • @paesan59
      @paesan59 2 года назад

      @@garethtichauer5153 Do what? remove the plates or use foil. The guy I painted for owned one of the top painting companies in our area and people were always very happy with his work. He always went above and beyond to do the little extras.

  • @ErinJoanens
    @ErinJoanens 2 года назад +21

    Agreed. Remove all plate covers and reduce cut. Also, when it comes to cleaning naps, I don't spend any long than it takes me to get the nap off the frame and dispose of it. Naps are really inexpensive and if you use it correctly, you should only need one for your entire project. A really useful tip is to load your brush or nap with material and then wrap it in plastic anytime you have to pause painting more than 10 or 15 minutes (or for a weekend). Just unwrap and get back to work. I keep all my Lowes/HomeDepot bags for this purpose. Saves a lot of time.

    • @kevmeren8543
      @kevmeren8543 Год назад +3

      Yep👍

    • @WMills-mi7xy
      @WMills-mi7xy 8 месяцев назад

      You are awesome, I kept all my naps covered in bags and they lasted a week until I got off work and was able to paint some more again , thanks for the tip

  • @shinkyorta7354
    @shinkyorta7354 Год назад +2

    I'd never thought of using an extension pole when rolling walls, I always just jump up as high as possible, sometimes I take a little trampoline to the job, now with this genius wisdom I now have, I won't have to bother.

    • @philtucker1224
      @philtucker1224 Год назад

      You clearly know how to read and write so don’t feel too bad about yourself Orta.

    • @AmaliaS
      @AmaliaS 11 месяцев назад

      😅

  • @franciscody9622
    @franciscody9622 Год назад +6

    To clean brush or roller used for emulsion (water-based) paint just soak them completely in clean water overnight. All the paint will come off. Just rinse them once in clean water and dry.

  • @paris-remontykraszewski2497
    @paris-remontykraszewski2497 2 года назад +8

    Arabska Robota. Dno dna. Płakać się chce patrząc na to. Bangladesz w najlepszym wydaniu.

  • @sas5177
    @sas5177 Год назад

    As soon as I saw the foil paper I couldn’t get here fast enough. 😂😂😂😂 Ok, y’all may continue 😂

  • @happygilbert4972
    @happygilbert4972 2 года назад +20

    Instead of a comb, I use a fine wire brush. 👍🏻

  • @adamsmith8658
    @adamsmith8658 2 года назад +8

    Who ever would of thought too use a pole if u can't reach thanks for the tip 😀😀😀

  • @alsped8695
    @alsped8695 2 года назад +38

    Aluminium foil is more expensive than masking tape, even cheaper just release the screws from the plug or switch to paint the wall, when you refix the plug it is perfect. Also feels unsafe to use aluminium around electrical sockets

    • @michalzajic8602
      @michalzajic8602 2 года назад +5

      That guy in video never painted room all his gadgests are just LMFAO exept that drill cleaning

    • @santimelm5232
      @santimelm5232 2 года назад

      Si, es cierto y más rápido

    • @Mic_Glow
      @Mic_Glow 2 года назад +1

      Cheaper/ faster if everything goes according to plan... in old buildings outlets/ switches might have loose parts inside, worn-out screws, 70 year old insulation that will crumble, maybe even aluminium wires that break... or improperly (too much) removed insulation, so to avoid a short or shock best to turn breakers off... then you need to manage lights and extension cords.

    • @nenybennyfun5827
      @nenybennyfun5827 2 года назад

      BiIixkxkxnn

    • @paesan59
      @paesan59 2 года назад +2

      That aluminum foil is more work than removing the wall plate.

  • @vbrad5111
    @vbrad5111 2 года назад +10

    Right from the start, buy a decent brush...not some 89 cent throwaway from the dollar store. From there, a small stainless bristle wire brush will do an infinitely better job cleaning the gunked paint out of it. Always pull outlet and switch plates. A $4 5-in-1 tool scrapes excess paint out of covers, serves as a can opener, and a putty knife when you need it. Any reasonably decent roller handle will not come apart like that. Besides, you WANT the cover separate to make sure it doesn't stick to the handle when the paint dries in the places your water doesn't get to. A decent 4-6 Wooster extension pole will let you get most wall and ceiling work done, and will screw onto broom heads to use in the garage. This is almost as bad as tv shows showing folks how to do CPR wrong.

    • @garytaylor1020
      @garytaylor1020 2 года назад +1

      It was bad
      A broom handle was a killer
      Foil around a socket just looking for a shock
      The paint brush I would throw away after use
      All in all a cheap and lazy painter

    • @hamwoollard2651
      @hamwoollard2651 2 года назад

      100 per cent agree with everything you said, saved me writing all that

    • @dollyhadbraces9361
      @dollyhadbraces9361 Год назад +1

      agreed , 30 year plumber turned handyman and ive taught myself , w help , everything u said ... i dont know what a wooster pole is but i use the one that came with this spider web mop duster thing i got for $9 ... never again w the webs , but im not tsp the whole house either

  • @johnnyl321
    @johnnyl321 2 года назад

    I love the color you chose

  • @ryanhoward2199
    @ryanhoward2199 Год назад +1

    Ok the tool you made for getting paint out of the roller is already a thing. It's called a 5 in 1. The drill trick is cool and the rolling pole is better when it's made for painting. One that extends and retracts. The comb idea is the same as a wire comp or and actual brush comb you can get them all at your home Depot or any paint supply store.

  • @dannymatona3506
    @dannymatona3506 2 года назад

    Wow! Genius. Give the man a peanut.

  • @karlhoy4241
    @karlhoy4241 Год назад

    I hate decorating especially when it comes to cleaning the brush/roller so some good tips here👍

  • @robertwright9901
    @robertwright9901 2 года назад

    This Guy is a pro Y'all who commenting not that's why he's doing the video.

  • @electronic7979
    @electronic7979 2 года назад +2

    Super 👏

  • @winsAKS
    @winsAKS 2 года назад +3

    -Демонтаж розеток и выключателей?
    -нет, не слышал 🤦🏻‍♂️
    Мне интересно, почему этот бред у меня в рекомендациях появляется?

  • @robertlopezlopez3728
    @robertlopezlopez3728 2 года назад

    Amazing idea

  • @rondeme
    @rondeme 2 года назад +3

    Or you can simply buy disposable brushes and rollers and throw them out at the end of the day
    Or you can simply just remove the power socket cover and paint around.
    Or for about $2 you can buy a roller cleaner, which incidentally will clean the entire roller in one movement
    Nothing new about the extended handle for the roller,
    OK, you got me about spinning the roller in water, I haven't tried that one and I don't think I ever will
    As for trade secrets, I think not.....

    • @BONFIRERG
      @BONFIRERG 2 года назад

      obviously this dude is not in USA my friend. Did you looked at the outlets ?
      europe or southamerica

  • @sreenvsreenv2047
    @sreenvsreenv2047 Год назад

    Good ideas

  • @marcusu.5355
    @marcusu.5355 2 года назад +1

    Welcher Maler würde das nicht wollen?
    Es gibt Abklebeband,das ist einfacher wie die Folie.
    Es gibt in allen Größen Farbsiebe,dann muss man sich nichts aus Plastik bauen und die Farbrolle macht sich am schnellsten sauber mit Fitwasser...
    Und die Verlängerung mit dem Besenstiel..echt wow ;)

  • @zdenkarendosova3781
    @zdenkarendosova3781 Год назад

    By chance?? Great!!! Knowing these tricks well, even a woman can try it, right? 😊😊 Thank you very much for your ideas. I wish you all the best👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗

  • @neilstevenson3903
    @neilstevenson3903 Год назад

    Rollers are cheap as chips. Wrap in a plastic shopping bag between use, seal with a rubber band. Don’t mess about gunking up your drill, which cost more than a roller! Chuck the roller after use.
    For electric switches, back plates, isolate power, unscrew about a quarter of an inch or one centimetre. Wipe off to clean. Use cling film to wrap plate, tucking it behind the plate. Saves disconnection of electric and any probs if you are a bit wary of leccy.

    • @neilstevenson3903
      @neilstevenson3903 Год назад

      Also vacuum out the back /mounting box at the same time.Cleanliness and prep are important.

  • @wendywoo19771932
    @wendywoo19771932 2 года назад

    That was amazing!

  • @DarrenEffle
    @DarrenEffle Месяц назад

    This is all incredibly important. Run for president..

  • @Hafizumarofficial577
    @Hafizumarofficial577 Год назад

    Good 👍

  • @AmaliaS
    @AmaliaS 11 месяцев назад

    This video is good for DIY doers who don't want to spend unnecessary money for various tools as a metal comb or wire brush or spinning tool for roller and brushes, the pole which you can use the one from your mop, why should you buy a special one? The tin foil, hmm easier to use a masking tape but as I said everyone has tin foil in the house so yes, definitely a housewife or man useful tips😅

  • @stp479
    @stp479 2 года назад

    No language barriers here!

  • @hubinvention3374
    @hubinvention3374 2 года назад

    merci pour cette super vidéo

  • @mohamedamine-hn3gx
    @mohamedamine-hn3gx 2 года назад +1

    thanks for your info 🇩🇿

  • @Alex33M
    @Alex33M 2 года назад +5

    С такой шпаклёвкой стен, можно было и выключатели 🎨 покрасить😄

    • @user-do5ze4ub9k
      @user-do5ze4ub9k 2 года назад

      уже до художников добрались.ещё немного и гинекологи не хотят шоб вы это знали или работники морга не хотят шоб вы это знали😆😆😆

  • @zakihakimi5361
    @zakihakimi5361 2 года назад +1

    Voor mensen die niet actief zijn in dit vak is het oké, maar voor de mensen die het wel weten is het gewoon basiswerk.

  • @ohiohvac
    @ohiohvac 2 года назад +1

    5 or 7 in 1 tool. The best

  • @andreykarachinov6454
    @andreykarachinov6454 2 года назад +3

    Пипец открытия,всё это давно все знают,это он для себя наверное открыл новшиство.

  • @Mudplucker
    @Mudplucker 2 года назад

    Shoving foil down and round electrical sockets lol!

  • @grahamholmes7876
    @grahamholmes7876 2 года назад

    Decent brushes might help!

  • @WMills-mi7xy
    @WMills-mi7xy 8 месяцев назад

    Tell you what instead of using the coping saw and file to make the roller cleaner , how about a 2 inch drum sander to hone the cutout or use a cutting wheel on a Dremel tool ,and last but not least depending on the plastic type you could use a pair of heavy duty curved shears , cheers

  • @Rckstrroma5
    @Rckstrroma5 Год назад

    This video was hilarious and common knowledge…
    And for painting walls? First cut everything in then roll out
    For masking wall fixtures and such?
    Just mask with tape and don’t tape the wall
    How to clean a roller cover in this video was actually a great tip.
    To mask outlets? Just take the damn outlet covers off

  • @franciscoramirezramos7211
    @franciscoramirezramos7211 2 года назад

    Buenas ideas para pintar las voy a gravar para acordarme.👍

  • @mrsunyofficial
    @mrsunyofficial 2 года назад +3

    Very creative ideas 👍

  • @aclasspainting
    @aclasspainting 2 года назад

    Love the tricks, sharing is great!

  • @dongxialiu2002
    @dongxialiu2002 2 года назад +7

    The foil won't make a straight line, even you can, it takes more time than taking off the cover for paint. There are pro tools to clean up the brush and squeeze the paint from roller. If painting a lot, suggest use the pro tool, easy to use, safe, and durable

    • @davidg.4911
      @davidg.4911 2 года назад

      You can squeeze paint from a roller for hours, especially after using it all day and they're saturated with paint. Either you throw it away or let it soak and continue to try to get the paint out. At around 3-4 bucks apiece, it's simply not worth the effort it takes to clean them. However, the idea of using centrifugal force to clean is seems like a great idea. The only problem is attaching it to the drill.

  • @olaszjozsef4471
    @olaszjozsef4471 2 года назад +1

    Festő vagyok. Egyik módszert sem használjuk azok közül amit mutattál, sőt némelyik félrevezető is. Alufólia helyett maszkoló szalagot használunk. Söprűnyél helyett rendes toldó szárat. Soha nem fésülgetjük az ecsetet. A hengerhez nem használunk lehúzót. Ha ez olyan jó lenne, akkor a boltban is lehetne ilyet kapni. A hengerből a festéket kidolgozzuk a falon mielőtt kimossuk.

  • @andrebyroneko6179
    @andrebyroneko6179 2 года назад +1

    Rien à redire , champion ! il fallait y penser . Merci pour ces précieuses astuces et je m'abonne pour vous encourager pour le partage 👍👍👍👍

  • @thorstenfreeride5006
    @thorstenfreeride5006 2 года назад +1

    Trick 1: Haben wir mit der Stahlbürste gemacht.
    Trick 2: Aluminium wär mir zu gefährlich an der Steckdose, besser abschrauben, so sieht man auch die alte Farbe dahinter nicht.
    Trick 3: Versteh den Sinn nicht dahinter. Wozu gibt es Rollgitter? Zudem soll die Farbe ja an die Wand, nicht zurück in den Eimer.
    Trick 4: Gute Idee :D
    Trick 5: Ich dacht, das macht jeder so?

    • @yandroid9878
      @yandroid9878 Год назад

      Zum Glück sieht das noch so jemand

  • @bigsidable
    @bigsidable 2 года назад

    1. You wasting foil. Remove plate. 2. Can use water hose to clean rollers. 3. They do have brush comes. 4. They have a tool call a five in one. 5. And they have painting poles at 4ft 8ft and 12ft. You going to paint. Have the right tool. But those hacks work for the unskilled and non professional painter. I use things that were not designed for what I use them for. Expand the thought process. .

  • @SergeiB-1
    @SergeiB-1 2 года назад +2

    Заворачивать розетку (выключатель) в фольгу? А просто открутить не судьба ))

    • @user-hp6vk3wb8p
      @user-hp6vk3wb8p 2 года назад

      Ага. А ещё проще,снять накладку. Легко и просто.

  • @renaissanceman8564
    @renaissanceman8564 Год назад

    Bag the roller and tape it closed so you can use it the next day. Poop bags for the dog work well and are cheap. The roller is a Canadian invention eh!

  • @JustThatGuy714
    @JustThatGuy714 Год назад

    That’s right! Save that $.99 brush

  • @daleyule7117
    @daleyule7117 Год назад

    First of all…. They make this thing called a. 5 in 1 tool. Clean your roller with that. Or do it the easy way with a five gallon bucket and a jet stream nozzle for your garden hose.
    Secondly, get a decent brush and just cut around that fixture like a grown up. Don’t get too much paint on your brush, paint is designed to go on in two coats anyways.
    Thirdly, use an adjustable painter pole with the click-in roller frame. Those don’t come unscrewed while you are using it. They make them in various sizes.

  • @s3tione
    @s3tione 2 года назад +23

    Usually the cover plates are removed when painting, that way if it gets changed in the future and the size of the new one is smaller for some reason, you don't have to do touch-ups

    • @egbertbakker860
      @egbertbakker860 2 года назад

      0plaadbare

    • @andrewostrelczuk406
      @andrewostrelczuk406 2 года назад +2

      Having lived in Germany, this doesn’t work the same way as American electric switch, outlet, internet, or cable plates! They for one (in Germany) operate on 220 volt systems, and 50 Hertz or Cycles. The outlets have been made so that they can be inserted into wet Plaster, and to remove them is a lot more work and can damage the wall area around the outlet! Then that leads to more repairs than you could have imagined. The fact that you have to hire a Licensed electrician, licensed plumber, licensed interior design specialist, licensed painter, and several more for interior home work, becomes extremely cost inhibitive! Fact you move into an Apartment or home, you have to bring your own kitchen cabinetry and many more things, that we expect to be part of the household when we buy it or rent it!
      And there are some contracts for any rental property that tell you even who you can hire to do the home improvements. Painting and Wall papering are still something that you can do without much pain, as long as you are not pounding a nail in your wall or removing outlet covers...
      Once at my In-laws house they were having some work done to install some outlets and switches on the wall of their kitchen just inside of the door. (where we would naturally put them here)
      I would expected to see for example a 3” wide cut out in the wall from the ceiling down to the outlet level 16”-18” above the floor, then across at that level to the door framing and up to the normal switch height and a box installed on the inside of the wall fastened to the inside of the door frame with some “Sleepers” to support the Drywall when it was all done you would never know that say 20’ x3” was carved out.
      There in this case, a chiseled passage was diagonally cut in the Face from the Ceiling to the switch and outlet! Hey it’s rock and plaster on the face... and the houses are built to stand up for 150+ years! Look at the houses that were destroyed in Ukraine the roofs are supported by Wood frameworks the rest of the houses are made of stone plaster, fiber blocks are new, like a cinder block but light and structurally strong. But I guess my point is almost lost already. The best tricks of the trade may not apply here, but they are still great ideas for overseas or in alternative building practices, to our own wood houses...

    • @s3tione
      @s3tione 2 года назад

      @@andrewostrelczuk406 Point taken. I guess I should have noticed the unusual (to a north american electrician) outlets and devices in that box :p

    • @andrewostrelczuk406
      @andrewostrelczuk406 2 года назад +5

      @@s3tione
      Hey My Dad was a Journeyman Sparky, after the Army I tried to explain it to him too. 38 years with Detroit PS and 3 years out the Local 58 IBEW he was an A- Member, WWII & Korean Vet. Left me with a lot of Knowledge! Sadly he has passed away more years ago than it seems.

    • @ericjennings2508
      @ericjennings2508 2 года назад +3

      Even without removable plates, there is no need to tape those off ( or foil them..lol)..if you can't cut that in cleanly with a decent brush, you should probably not be painting anyways.

  • @przemysaw6660
    @przemysaw6660 2 года назад +2

    faktycznie, zaiste pokazano tu takie triki i tajemnice zawodowe, że szok.

    • @QuadraByMissclic
      @QuadraByMissclic Год назад

      Tajemnice malarskie wyszły na jaw. Cała budowlanka teraz pierdolnie, kryzys.

  • @stevewoodward7850
    @stevewoodward7850 Год назад

    What a complete load of cobblers!

  • @stephonla8121
    @stephonla8121 2 года назад

    Change your channel moniker to Finger wagger. It’s hilarious. Good stuff. Love it.

  • @williammcintyre8570
    @williammcintyre8570 2 года назад +3

    You should also run your cleaner fluid through the metal brush holder. That's why it is not attached with glue . It allows to push paint out

  • @benski5919
    @benski5919 2 года назад +8

    The wood stir stick they give you where you buy the paint has a coved grip end designed to scrape excess paint of roller sleeves.

    • @ericjennings2508
      @ericjennings2508 2 года назад

      Any REAL painter has a 5 in one in his pocket... they all have that "brilliant" roller scraper already built in to the tool..lmao

    • @davidg.4911
      @davidg.4911 2 года назад

      @@ericjennings2508 It doesn't matter, those "cleaners" will not remove all the paint, and you'll be cleaning for an hour, all the while running water over the roller cover.

    • @ericjennings2508
      @ericjennings2508 2 года назад

      @@davidg.4911 No SHIT!.. all I'm saying is that a REAL painter would just properly clean his gear when he's done. It takes NO WHERE an hour, and hardly 5 gallons to get a roller PERFECTLY clean with a good nozzle and an empty bucket.. SOURCE: 22 years of doing it!

  • @midgetkid10
    @midgetkid10 2 года назад +1

    Cleaning a painting brush, means the inside of it needs to be cleaned too, not just the bristles but the whole brush and each part

    • @kenhoyer8601
      @kenhoyer8601 Год назад +1

      How about spending some money on a decent brush

  • @marcotodeschini9526
    @marcotodeschini9526 2 года назад

    L’ultimo è davvero utile,finalmente dopo 30 anni riusciro a tinteggiare il soffitto di casa

  • @DrMrSmooth
    @DrMrSmooth 2 года назад +1

    Nice video mate.

  • @santimelm5232
    @santimelm5232 2 года назад +3

    Los pintores no perdemos el tiempo en estas simplesas cuando haces las cosas de forma normal y es más rapido

    • @sideral5405
      @sideral5405 2 года назад

      Me ahorraste el comentario

  • @uchinaramudu4541
    @uchinaramudu4541 2 года назад

    Nice

  • @i5150v1
    @i5150v1 Год назад

    I never knew a roller pole was a hidden tricks

  • @thehdrev
    @thehdrev 2 года назад +2

    These are tips for those who have NEVER painted. No painter with a brain would use a "chip brush" to paint. Further, wire brushes are made to clean brushes, not combs

  • @imuifatara5957
    @imuifatara5957 Год назад

    As usual the comments section is full of "pros" with their "professional" opinions. These work so why knock it. Painters and decorators really should not be a professional trade. Literally anyone can do it. All you need is the right tools, common sense and some balls to just get it started and you'll enjoy it. Personally I've learnt how to plaster walls, tile floors, laminate floor, screed and level floors all from youtube videos and have saved thousands from paying out extortionate fees to these idiots. Just have a go. You'd be surprised how good you really are.

  • @Hellfurian1972
    @Hellfurian1972 Год назад +1

    When you take off all electrical, cable, etc. plates...wash them in the dish washer and your computer keyboards too

  • @paulosergiocostamarquessiq5506
    @paulosergiocostamarquessiq5506 2 года назад

    ficou muito serviço boa👏

  • @guilhermeaugustto2992
    @guilhermeaugustto2992 Год назад

    Eu sou pintor e esses métodos são demorados.se vc tiver o talento não irá sujar

  • @christopherdurkin5622
    @christopherdurkin5622 2 года назад +1

    Lol, this is a DIY hack, proper tradesmen have the proper tools for each job

  • @mustaphabouguerra
    @mustaphabouguerra 2 года назад

    Excellent , merci !

  • @pyotrberia9741
    @pyotrberia9741 2 года назад +3

    Metal foil over an electric socket is NOT a good idea because it can kill you.

  • @mikedroz2301
    @mikedroz2301 Год назад

    The finger wag is what does it for me

  • @hafidehafide5398
    @hafidehafide5398 2 года назад

    merci BP

  • @GUSTAM86
    @GUSTAM86 2 года назад +1

    Good job friend ❤️🙏🇮🇩

  • @joeblack8915
    @joeblack8915 2 года назад

    What's black and shrivelled and hangs from the ceiling? Him, if he's ever let loose on putting up a light fitting.

  • @kirillkim604
    @kirillkim604 Год назад

    The last one was something

  • @Cruise-d7o
    @Cruise-d7o 2 года назад +3

    Some of this "tricks"are nothing new😂my grandpa showed me this many moons ago (like 50 years)that tinfoil trick don't work for me,, cheaper to loosen 2 screws 👍

  • @mikeludlow1545
    @mikeludlow1545 2 года назад

    Cool trick with the foil to mask wall plates. News paper and tape will get it done also.

    • @imachunt653
      @imachunt653 2 года назад

      silver foil on electric's
      yer right,
      unscrew it and lift it off the surface a bit is better

  • @mosteribarra8029
    @mosteribarra8029 2 года назад +2

    EL ULTIMO QUE, ES OBVIO QUE PARA ESO ES

  • @Oscar-dk4hb
    @Oscar-dk4hb 2 года назад +1

    La escalera la va tener que usar para los recortes igual.

  • @allhandy2768
    @allhandy2768 2 года назад +2

    Great tool at 1:34 ... thanks 👍

    • @contactjd
      @contactjd 2 года назад +1

      Why squeeze the paint into a plastic bag? Surely better to use it up or wash the brush out

  • @jaimedomingosgolome4534
    @jaimedomingosgolome4534 2 года назад

    Gostei imenso do video.

  • @keithingram4348
    @keithingram4348 2 года назад +1

    "Cutting in" around an electrical socket does not need tin foil- all you need is to know how to use a paintbrush properly.

    • @ericjennings2508
      @ericjennings2508 2 года назад

      THANK YOU!! This is as far down as I could endure reading!.. good to see at least one other person knows how to paint..

  • @beceremeyenadam842
    @beceremeyenadam842 2 года назад

    very clever, especially the last idea is the best... if you are short to reach ceiling then use a stick.... very very clever...

    • @michaelhoward142
      @michaelhoward142 2 года назад

      Yeah. What a lucky coincidence that paint rollers have hollow handles that just happen to be the perfect size to put a stick in.🤦‍♂️

  • @erikthie2253
    @erikthie2253 Год назад

    paint stores used to have stir sticks with that cut out. i still have some... and i don't think painters care about this, the big box stores don't want you to know this so you buy more of their products.

  • @geordie3535
    @geordie3535 Год назад

    So using an extension to roll the ceiling and high walls how do you cut in the corners!

  • @andrzejwitkowski1944
    @andrzejwitkowski1944 2 года назад +5

    Foil for electric sockets. Ridiculous advice - when changing nests, a lovely unpainted rectangle remains. Just taking the sockets off - not idiotic half-measures

  • @deathblosomrules
    @deathblosomrules Год назад

    What size rod is used for the paint bucket cleaning?

  • @JohnnyAce415
    @JohnnyAce415 Год назад

    Use your 5 in 1 to drag the paint off a roller.

  • @maureenm8462
    @maureenm8462 5 месяцев назад

    I use the shower to clean a roller

  • @harnoorsingh1809
    @harnoorsingh1809 Год назад

    There is a thing called 'masking tape' much easier and safe to use than aluminium foil.

  • @dematkenavo4279
    @dematkenavo4279 2 года назад

    🤣 C'est des sketchs de Mister Bean !! 🤣

  • @rauldanielreyesdelao3626
    @rauldanielreyesdelao3626 2 года назад

    Se rompieron el cerebro contestas ideas,suerte

  • @murxermurxer2518
    @murxermurxer2518 2 года назад

    Die Schalterabdeckungen abschrauben und nicht mit Alufolie verkleiden, die leitet, das kann übel enden! Hält man die Rolle unter einen Wasserstrahl, hat man den gleichen Effekt wie mit einem Akkuschrauber, OK es spritzt dann kräftig.

  • @terezasarmento9378
    @terezasarmento9378 2 года назад

    👏👏👏👍

  • @declanbolger3893
    @declanbolger3893 2 года назад

    Have watched loads of these....who makes them up, ?

  • @stonehaven2289
    @stonehaven2289 2 года назад +8

    You know with rising aluminum prices, painters tape may be cheaper.. myself I never tape something that simple to cut in.. after years of practice the only things to tape are when you are spraying.. and even then I'll usually spray up close and cut in.. so much faster and no need to waste money on tape..

    • @alexanderkreti4234
      @alexanderkreti4234 2 года назад

      Ghf

    • @jb888888888
      @jb888888888 Год назад

      Key phrase being "years of practice." Someone who doesn't have years of practice might not be that good at it.

  • @thomasherrin6798
    @thomasherrin6798 Год назад

    Use foil in the paint tray and frog tape on sockets!?!

  • @billjones586
    @billjones586 Год назад

    Foil with electricity isn’t a good combo 😂