10 Bathroom Painting Tips. A Toilet Room Makeover.
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- 10 essential tips for painting a bathroom. Make painting faster and more efficient with painting tips from The Idaho Painter. Corner+ Roller: t.ly/xycC / Whizz Flex Roller: t.ly/b5mC
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Luke 12:29-31
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What is your best bathroom painting tip?
Chris, I dont have a tip but I do have an idea for a t-shirt for your store. Very simple.... “Drip Happens” 😊
Wash the walls, and I usually prime
@@ChannelEleven59 painters drip
Get some circulation, those fumes of paint, even low voc, add up over the years
Start from the right to the left. Use the tip of the roller into the wet edge.
trick i like to do in bathrooms is to take the lid off of the toilet tank and then slide a small kitchen type trash bag over the tank....some toilets are really tight to the wall, even using a whiz roller...this keeps the paint off of the tank while allowing you to paint behind it...simple but effective.
nice
Great idea!
That’s the same way I was taught to do it more than 10 years ago. It works, but I like to pull it tight and wad it up in the front and then tape it because I have had the bag move and stick to the paint.
Thank you Chris,you are always a big help to me and the guys at the job site.
Your buddy from The Bahamas 🙏GOD BLESS you and your family and crew
One thing I learned a long time ago. Never ever set your bucket of paint on top of a ladder 12:45. Thanks for the many great videos!
thank you for your tips, your videos are awesome!
I painted so many apartments back in the day and this was such a better result. Thank you for your tips
Glad to help David
Hey Chris, I am a horrible (homeowner) painter (messy, unsteady hand and I will still manage to bleed below frog tape) but your channel is so helpful and gives me confidence and hope and the products for your paint life store are great! Also love the Bible verses you post! Thank you so much.
Hi Chris! I am new to painting. I just wanted to say THANK YOU and that I am enjoying watching your videos and learning. I will be tackling the bathroom(s) first and eventually the outside/exterior via rollers and airless spray. I enjoyed watching your tips on the airless sprayers, tip selection, extensions etc. Thanks for all of the tips!
You are so welcome
Really liked tip # 10.
Great channel! I have been painting for 30 years and still learning new things. Turning your loaded roller to keep from dripping is definitely a professional level tip. Especially with high quality paint that doesn't have a tendency to drip. Using these tips I can paint a room and never have a drip or splatter. In fact sometimes I don't even use a drop cloth.
Right on!
Something I've found very helpful while painting with a roller and doing cut ins... don't have the heat cranked up when doing your final coat or cut ins... it allows it all to dry evenly, less chance of halos or lines on walls. Same thing for rolling ceilings. VERY important for ceilings, especially considering heat rises to the top and stays there. Open a window and turn off heat so you can keep a wet edge. Crank it afterwards!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing! Super helpful ❤️ And I did read the scripture 😊 Very encouraged~ 🔥❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tip, the cut. I did order some accessories today.
Thanks for your support
Thanks for the great tips
No problem!
Amazing, many thanks
Our pleasure!
Not nesserary bath room painting tip. But i have learned. I brush my cut ins and imedeatly pat over then with the same brush, gives it the same texture the roller leaves. Thanks Chris
Really dig the microfiber
Best advice you have given to people watching you and learning to start there own Painting business, Prep, masking boxing and two coats bring out the true color
I appreciate that!
I liked that you spoke of cleaning the bathroom first. The last thing you want to do is put your face and hands next to a dirty toilet when painting! I just purchased those corner rollers from your store. I've been looking for the 9" corner rollers but can't find them over the counter in my area so I always resorted to using a mini corner roller and then following with the standard 9" roller. One less step and change of tool now.
If the bathroom isn’t clean, I grab a 30 gallon trash bag and wrap it around the entire toilet
Need a paint life decal for my Jeep
One thumbs up for information and two thumbs down for too many commercial interruptions !
Is it better to use a roller for painting a small room like the bathroom 🚽 or a paint sprayer? Do you think the new recycled paints montage paints would work well for a bathroom. You put out great informative videos keep up the good work
Hey Chris, after skim coat dries, is 1 hour dry enough to lean ladder against wall to do cut ins? Also to roll a 20 ft tall wall, do you roll it out with extension or do it in half sections?
Thank you
Running a painting company is tougher than I thought! Thanks for tips!
1st time painter here. Nervous and getting ready to do a small bathroom. Trying to get it straight with my steps. Can you confirm?
1. (Ultra Pure White) Skim coat ceiling, then cut in ceiling corners and final top coat.
2. (Mystical Sea Green) skim coat all 4 walls, in one wall sections...cut in all corners, and then top coat.
Thanks.
Would it be any beneficial to thin down my paint for a skim coating?
Thanks man!
Happy to help!
@@Idahopainter i do have a question. Did the client pick flat paint for the bathroom? Did you? If so, why flat? I love Regal Select but eggshell is sooooo much easier to clean.
Hey Chris, I was wondering, when and where would you normally use the sand paper, to sand between coats on doors, walls etc??
For bathroom painting do we have to prime the wall before painting.
How many times would you advise cut-in on a room this size??
Can you please recommend an airless sprayer for just a homeowner looking to paint new house interior and exterior. Wagner or Graco thank you. Awesome videos
Graco
I have a can of Sherwin Williams latex paint. It is nearly full and had
about an inch of water on top. I mixed it until it was smooth then
painted a one foot section on the wall. It looks good but I don't like
the color as it is too dark. I bought a new can of Behr paint but it is
way to light. I want to put some of the darker into the light color to
bring it up to what I want. The SW paint is from 2013 but appears to be
fine. Would I dare use it where it is so old because I don't want it to
end up sticky on the wall? Thanks for the video.
To old
Tip:11 a box fan for air circulation pointed at the entrance of the bathroom
Old bed sheet for drop cloths. It wraps around toilets and vanities easier, it's very thin which makes opening the door easier, (the door wont catch the sheet and drag it out of place). And it is sanitary because you can throw them in the wash when your done and keep your other drop cloths sanitary. The down side is it isn't as paint proof, but it is paint resistant, so be clean and don't spill an entire gallon.
Hi Chris, thanks for the tips! I recently painted my bathroom and the the differences where I did edges with brush and where I rolled, can I go back and re- roll? What do you suggest? Thanks again!
The texture is there unless you sand it off
Hi Chris! I have never painted before. Do you think I need to use a primer before I paint, or just do two coats? I am going from a beige to an Eggshell. The only fix I am doing first is spackle where the holes from the old towel rack was. My regular painter said I am fine because the quality of paint I am using is good, but a neighbor said I should use primer. It is a small half bath.
No need to prime
I love your videos! I’ve been watching and learning for about 4 months and I’m finally going to paint my bathroom!
How do I paint a small toilet closet?! I’m scared! Thanks ☺️
You can do it!
Thank you!!
Chris, help me out! Getting started in paint spraying with a graco x5, I went to FFLP 310 tip on a rec from one of your old videos. I can’t get the pressure down without leaving tails; I’m using Behr Ultra paint. I tried thinning a gallon with 8oz Flowtrol and it didn’t seem to help. I don’t have a gauge but I’m way high, overspray and paint dust EVERYWHERE. Please and thanks!
When spraying dust is inevitable.
Thanks for the tips, realy like the color you're using on walls. What is it? Brand, name, number???
BM Regal Select
Very informative video . Where did you buy the corner roller nap ?
I bought mine off his store web site. I really like them
Check description
I still use tape and my projects come out professionally painted.
Nice
Would you suggest a different paint for a bathroom with a shower?? Thanks!
Type of paint isn't as important as the sheen (how shiny it is). You want to use a satin or semi gloss sheen.
Benjamin Moore has a bathroom paint that is awesome. It was expensive. About 70 bucks for a quart.
8:35 best tip ever, you can roll much faster and not worry about hitting the ceiling
I've found the opposite .The only time I bump a ceiling is close in situations.Back up,extend pole to better see the top of roller. Brush 2"cut- in .Only brush-marks that show usually because of rolling being thicker paint than cutting sometimes needing a 2nd coat at ceiling(if that makes any sense)
Awesome tips. I have a question: why don’t you drop a roller screen in that 5 gal bucket and roll straight out of that? I haven’t used a roller tray in years.
Because the corner roller sleeve won't fit in a 5 gallon bucket, the covered end makes it too tight. I use a 4 gallon wooster square green bucket
@@pjmisley I see. Thank you.
I have. This was a tiny bathroom. I also am not a fan of working off screens as they cause to many drips.
@@Idahopainter yeah good point 9 inch rollers get pretty sloppy when dunked in 5 gal buckets
I have found that the metal screens don't allow me to roll enough paint out of a freshly dipped roller. I hot-glue a cutout of a cheap tray onto the metal screen, and much happier with that. The plastic grids might be better?
Do have to cut twice or is the way you showed sufficient with a cut and mini roll ???
The way he showed should adequate, look for any touch ups but it’s usually fine
@@lexandersantana8089
Thanks
Ever seen toilets completely against the wall? Bought a new house and want to paint ALL of it. Ceiling to everything and struggling where to start
Some of the hyperlinks in the description are messed up. Good tips though.
RUclips seems to be turning of alert to several of the channels I follow. ?!?!?
Proper preparation prevents piss poor performance . 6ps there’s a tip . In the uk we cut in first doing a large wall an cutting it in after is a bit risky with acrylics
OK
Toilet room? Down South we call them bathrooms or half baths
Hum
Just having fun with you. Your sprayer videos have really helped me a lot!
A "weenie roller" made by "whiz flex" 😒.
Bad to the bone