Painting Perfect Walls. Master Rolling Interior Walls.

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  • Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
  • Painting perfect walls with a paint roller. Master rolling interior walls without lap marks, halos or drips. Simple professional advice to rolling on a perfect painted finish inside your house. Tips from The Idaho Painter. Visit or Family paint store: paintlifesupply.com
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  • @mikewallace5559
    @mikewallace5559 Год назад +33

    I work in a high end retirement community. I paint all day long. Your videos have helped me so much. Everyone always ask me how did you learn to paint so well. They tell me it is very therapeutic watching me paint. I tell them that I’ve been doing it a long time and I have a great teacher on RUclips called Paint Life Tv. I know it takes time to publish these videos. Thank you for the time you spend to teach people the art of painting the correct way. Keep teaching my friend.

  • @deniswatts4574
    @deniswatts4574 21 день назад +1

    It's amazing how trends change, when I was serving my apprenticeship nearly 40 yrs ago, nobody painted, everything was papered, now its mainly painting and maybe paper a feature.
    I served my time under the best person I've ever seen paper. His name was Paddy Nolan who has long since departed this mortal coil, he was 60 when I was 18 but he made going to work good craic as we say in Ireland, treated me like son. He was great friends with my father, hope they are having a pint up above.

  • @integrapainters
    @integrapainters 3 месяца назад +1

    I’ve followed you since the days of B&K Painting and I want to thank you for all of the time and effort you’ve put into your videos. You’ve taught me a lot and helped me be confident enough back in the day to start my own business. I still show your videos to new hires and trainees when they have questions.

  • @yudhaesap
    @yudhaesap Год назад +3

    you won’t believe I just came to your 5-years old videos, and now yours 5-days ago.
    this is dedication.
    thank you!

  • @alwaysrockn2009
    @alwaysrockn2009 7 месяцев назад

    Great video once again on proper layout and boxing of paint. Great tips. Love your channel. Rock on Chris!

  • @mb3939
    @mb3939 8 месяцев назад +1

    Very informative! God bless you!

  • @tc9148
    @tc9148 Год назад +3

    So informative and fun to watch an ultimate professional work. Learned so much.

  • @cathyjohnb14
    @cathyjohnb14 11 месяцев назад +2

    I cannot thank you enough! For 50 years I have not really known how to paint...I watched a few of your videos, especially this one, and I was completely shocked at the end result. One of my biggest issues was that i was a little too frugal on my equipment. I received a box from your online store last week, i had no trouble with the roller separating from my Tiger roller, it was locked in tight. There was no microfiber fuzz on my walls. It was on the second coat when I really found a good rhythm in applying your methods. The end result was a beautiful finish. Thanks again.

  • @sunnybreeze8673
    @sunnybreeze8673 Год назад

    Always informative & helpful.TY

  • @KS-ox1kx
    @KS-ox1kx 20 дней назад

    Much appreciated!!

  • @JCO847
    @JCO847 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks Chris - I have watched a lot of your videos and credit you for teaching me many things that have improved my DIY painting (like a cut and roll bucket, cut in technique, etc).
    I am SURPRISED to see you using Behr paint. I bought Behr as a DIYer but am amazed by the hate on Behr from most pro painters. I will say that Behr can be a little sticky and if I rework it at all it will show lap marks so gotta paint once, lay out once and then move on and hope it doesn't sag haha.

  • @nkolo1379
    @nkolo1379 7 месяцев назад

    Top man mister!
    All best..

  • @gracebyseven
    @gracebyseven Месяц назад

    Thank you. You are a very good instructor!

  • @COMMANDER-ONE
    @COMMANDER-ONE Год назад

    Great video. Thanks!

  • @davidpiper304
    @davidpiper304 5 месяцев назад

    Great tips.. Thank you

  • @TheValuablepainter
    @TheValuablepainter Год назад +1

    Great job Buddy,
    Have a great day!

  • @LoneStarAcre
    @LoneStarAcre Год назад

    Beautiful

  • @user-us4lu6qv5z
    @user-us4lu6qv5z Год назад

    Четко и ясно, прекрасная работа👍👍👍🇺🇸

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад +1

      Thanks

    • @dmr8914
      @dmr8914 Год назад +2

      Slava Ukraine! Down with russia's war!!

  • @jeremyr7147
    @jeremyr7147 8 месяцев назад

    Great technical video as usual.. if im doing 1 color I can do all that with roller down to 1/4 inch from floor. If your a 9 inch king like me.. " I 9 inch everything" 😂
    (Long as it doesn't have to be perfect with brush strokes on base.) Standard 9 inch fills all the corners no problem thats how I was taught in the 90s.. also ive never used a pan since i went pro..🤷‍♂️

  • @deanofdisplacement
    @deanofdisplacement 11 месяцев назад

    If you end up doing a 2nd coat..... is it necessary to paint the perimeter again? So it's wet when you do the whole wall? (I'm concerned about color changes)

  • @jeremyr7147
    @jeremyr7147 8 месяцев назад

    In new construction, for say Pulte homes. They want up and down rolling with perfect angle overlap. When completed the houses would be inspected and dotted for any inconsistency in the roller lapping. Its just how it was. But this way your doing is more perfect.
    Former Union painter in Chicago.

  • @jeffdickens7019
    @jeffdickens7019 Год назад

    I always sand my walls first if using dark colors I always use floetrol only roller types I use our lambs wool or sheepskin purdy paint brush or Worcester and always good quality paint

  • @Uncensored-Updates
    @Uncensored-Updates 11 месяцев назад +1

    When do u apply primer

  • @joseesquivel3988
    @joseesquivel3988 4 дня назад

    I'm not a painter but used an airless sprayer for my living room it has smooth walls. I've sprayed it 4 times and still get shiny overlaping marks. Now I want to try using a roller. Would I still have to cut the corners with fresh paint even though it's the same paint I'm going use and is a Speacial roller to get the minimum texture of paint on my smooth walls

  • @jeremycagle3890
    @jeremycagle3890 Год назад

    So many ppl on tik tok an professionals that don’t know how to roll but you sir know how! Always lay off the paint too to bottom especially on darker colors

  • @remy12
    @remy12 Год назад +1

    Is it ok to use a 1/2 inch roller instead of 3/8? I prefer to because the roller holds more paint, looks the same and faster.

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад +1

      Depends on the finish you are after

  • @rcarioca
    @rcarioca 5 месяцев назад

    I once saw someone use a wide roller and use the strangest technique to paint the ceiling corners. He would very strongly roll and ram the roller into the corner and rely on the heavy pile squishing paint out to both sides of the corner so he wouldn.t have to brush

  • @Fabulousprofound168
    @Fabulousprofound168 11 месяцев назад

    If backrolling did not get an even finish after it has dried, can it be painted over again or do I have to sand the entire wall down and start over?

  • @indyfosho5458
    @indyfosho5458 2 месяца назад

    Its nice to see someone paint a wall without doing it with loading the roller once....😂

  • @chrisdubs121
    @chrisdubs121 Год назад +2

    Is anyone else asking why you put a quarter gallon on that wall is it just the one coat cover or do you just dip your roller that much? I usually get 2 rollers wide on each dip never had a problem flashing

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад

      No one

    • @chrisdubs121
      @chrisdubs121 Год назад

      @Paint Life TV hey man, I respect and learn a lot from your channel. I'm just asking if that's normal. I've been painting 15 years is the reason because of the 1 coat cover or because of the dark hue

  • @masonhershman5168
    @masonhershman5168 Год назад

    I am painting my house. I am watching this after the second coat and realized I was doing everything WRONG. It looks sloppy!! How can I make up for the errors. Will just doing a 3rd coat like you’ve shown fix it all? Also I haven’t done my cut ins yet I’ve only rolled first. Thanks!

  • @SLICK-GLN
    @SLICK-GLN Год назад

    Dynasty paint is good paint

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад +2

      Probably the best interior paint I have ever used

    • @SLICK-GLN
      @SLICK-GLN Год назад

      @@Idahopainter coming from you thats impressive .I have to agree it is one of the best interior paints i have used also.

  • @1988josip
    @1988josip 8 месяцев назад

    We spend 500 euros on black color and thing was leaving marks , i was like ether i don t know how to point or something is with color(i did q4 quality and i am painting for 15 years), then we switched to Caparol CAPADIN and that thing covered it beautifully in 1 shot, sometimes colors are bad ,in our case something was wrong with pigments.

  • @dbash2004
    @dbash2004 6 месяцев назад

    The wall I’m painting is uneven from a bad plastering job is there anything you can do to fix it? Or is it a lost cause?

  • @jeremycagle3890
    @jeremycagle3890 Год назад

    Do you not use woven anymore?

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад

      I like Premier Woven Pro from paintlifesupply.com

  • @Larki91
    @Larki91 4 месяца назад

    I seen your video about always straining paint, but I don’t see you strain this paint?

  • @proppo4924
    @proppo4924 Год назад

    What happened to the power roller you said saved you so much time? I don't see you using it anymore.

  • @ac7384
    @ac7384 10 месяцев назад

    What’s gloves are those ?

  • @mikewallace5559
    @mikewallace5559 Год назад

    What size of nap do you use on standard dry wall?

  • @marvinkassab9285
    @marvinkassab9285 Год назад

    Ive been watching the videos for a while? Looks like you have been eating good lately....;) Must be the family life. Added
    me 10lbs...lol

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад

      Thanks for noticing

    • @marvinkassab9285
      @marvinkassab9285 Год назад

      @@Idahopainter thanks for posting all your bad ass videos. I’m pretty sure I’ve watched 90% of them.

  • @Uncensored-Updates
    @Uncensored-Updates 11 месяцев назад

    D

  • @integrapainters
    @integrapainters 3 месяца назад

    Why not just spray it and back roll the walls/ceiling?

    • @chriscolameco6850
      @chriscolameco6850 Месяц назад +1

      It’s not worth breaking the sprayer out for that small of a job. I only use one if I’m remodeling a whole house and I’m painting before installing new floors

    • @blindenergy6694
      @blindenergy6694 4 дня назад

      Then it would take time to mask evetything off and time to set up pump and then clean it for one wall? Plus you would be spraying and backrolling by yoyrself

  • @jeffdickens7019
    @jeffdickens7019 Год назад +2

    The wall that you are painting right now not covering with one coat been painting for 40 years there is no such thing as one-coat coverage paint if you're going back to the same color yes one coat will be fine

  • @SLICK-GLN
    @SLICK-GLN Год назад

    I hate those buckets tho

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад

      Not me

    • @SLICK-GLN
      @SLICK-GLN Год назад

      @@Idahopainter dont mind the spout but if you open it and get paint around the lip its hard to seal back.

    • @dbash2004
      @dbash2004 6 месяцев назад

      If the edge of the wall isn’t straight can you use masking tape to use as a guide to paint a straight edge?

    • @SLICK-GLN
      @SLICK-GLN 6 месяцев назад

      @dbash2004 not sure what you mean but masking tape can be used to create a straight line pretty much anywhere

  • @shanekavanagh7763
    @shanekavanagh7763 2 месяца назад

    That brush technique is pretty bad, man. Also, use a 100mm roller immediately after brushing, so you hide those thick, wavy brush strokes you've left everywhere.

  • @the360lifeshow
    @the360lifeshow Год назад +1

    Is this a joke?

  • @vanaltenapaintingdesign
    @vanaltenapaintingdesign Год назад

    No paint is a one coat paint, especially a dark color over a white wall

    • @Idahopainter
      @Idahopainter  Год назад +1

      OK dont agree though

    • @vanaltenapaintingdesign
      @vanaltenapaintingdesign Год назад

      @@Idahopainter going over the same color sure, going white to dark blue never

    • @jasonwong6596
      @jasonwong6596 Год назад

      @@vanaltenapaintingdesign Behr has been notorious for having paint that is truly 1 coat coverage. It started with their Behr ultra paint and primer line which did relatively good for darker colors, but they greatly improved it even more with the Dynasty line and their nano technology. I think you should try it before you rule it out because it's evident you haven't tried it (provided its not on fresh textured wall or something). If you said a vibrant red, I would probably agree though.

    • @sharongilchrist5879
      @sharongilchrist5879 6 месяцев назад

      I used to think this, but have found some true one-coat wonders. Seems a new development in paint products. Clare paint is a great one-coat paint. Goes on thick. Feels good going on and looks amazing when dry. You can tell it's higher quality than even some very good paint brand that have been around a while.

  • @jonasaur6462
    @jonasaur6462 Год назад

    Is your belly growing? Bun in the oven?

  • @SUCKTHEJUDGEOGC
    @SUCKTHEJUDGEOGC 3 месяца назад

    Master rolling 😂😂😂