The BEST Paint Tools For Any Project | Drywall Installation Pt. 6
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- Starting a painting project? Every job requires the right tools to get it done. In this video I'll show you the painting tools you'll need, as well as how to clean them so they last a lifetime.
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Paint Deck - found at Glidden or your favorite paint store
Sheetrock 45 - found at HomeDepot
SIMMS Paint Tray Arm - found at RONA and Lowes in Canada
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Drywall Putty Knife - geni.us/DrywallScrapers
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35 years of reno and DIY experience and I learned 2 dozen amazing tips and techniques. No music and perfect pace is refreshing. Best video on subject - period!
I love this guy! He is a walking DIY encyclopedia!!!
To any reputable TV Network person reading this: PLEASE GET THIS MAN HIS OWN TV SHOW!! He knows how to teach regular people what we need to learn to fix our homes!!!
Peter Galvan 100%!!! Fake remodel shows with unrealistic budgets, poor advice (sledgehammers?!!!), producing sanitary white-on-white shitlap homes is boring and played out. Get this man signed up!!
He would have to sell his soul to be on a big network. I like him right here.
big media ruins people, he is fine right here if he is happy and making money
TV execs would change his style and manner and adjust it for commercials. I prefer these videos. They're very personal and he's not going off some generic script that was crowd sourced or focus grouped.
Jeff recently stated he doesn't want a TV show because he wants to remain the Captain of his own ship. Onward through the fog, Jeff.
You’re the reason Youttube exists! Millions of Americans wouldn’t be able to do the job and save thousands without you Jeff! Keep it up!
i feel like im watching an after school special, he knows his stuff and he knows how to teach. Can't believe I'm binge-watching DIY reno vids lol
Random Stranger same! I’m a small woman who looks possibly adolescent aged as well so I’ve always been so intimidated to ask for help at hardware stores because I am as clueless as I look! I love being handy and self sufficient however and this is a great way to learn, Ive been binge watching these vids even though I don’t have an immediate project planned.
@@vnmeister9418 I'm average size lady but I love DIY and love to learn great tips from knowledgeable people.
Something I was taught almost 50 years ago was to punch a few nail holes around the inner lip of a paint can. This way the paint that gets caught there drains back into the can. The lid still seals well. Also putting a cloth over the lid as you use a mallet to tap the lid down when you are finished stops paint going all over.
Seems I'm working through your RUclips things backwards. . . Great stuff always.
This man is way way better than any reno TV "personality" / person . He remains 100% NATURAL and unmolested by tv production jerk-offs . Hurray for this guy . The real deal with no bull ! Love this channel .
I agree with the fellow who posted below me: this guy makes Bob V. look like a stage dummy. I'm 72 retired remodeler and still learn something new (many things!) in every video he makes. Thanks a million for your time, professionalism, and upbeat attitude. You are a great teacher without a doubt. Wishing you many blessings and a long and happy life...
4:34 Jeff Thorman: "You will love me for it." Me, apsolutly hypnotised : "Yes, master..." :)
I love when you give suggestions that I discovered on my own. And when you teach me something that I don't have to discover the hard way :-) Thank you, I don't hate painting anymore.
Thank you for going in detail on how to wash your gear. This has been a burning question of mine for some time. Now I buy quality brush know how to maintain them. Thanks again. Already a sub. Keep doing great work.
When I painted more I used to have a cage attached to a bolt that I would put in my drill, viola high speed rinsing and drying.
“Culminating is six linear feet of pure wonder”: what an awesome quote.
This is *such* a helpful video! Thanks so much for doing this. I so often have just thrown away brushes after painting because I'm lazy and didn't know exactly what to do... but keeping them clean and reusing is definitely money in the bank.
I've done a lot of home reno's including my entire basement. But wow, so many brilliant techniques, tips and tricks. This channel is a gem...plan to binge watch the rest and re watch.
I love your channel, Jeff! First time homebuyer closing on May 3rd. I can’t wait to put all this to work. Thank you!
Great advice to make my life easier ,,, much easier. THANK YOU. I've used a 5 in one for years but never known what the curved part was for.
I’m stuck at home during the pandemic. Thanks for helping do my projects correctly from start to finish.
I love that you advocate for hot mud
Jeff, it is very evident that you love what you do. Congrats. You found the secret!!!
Wow, thanks for this video! It really saves new painters like me time and money. Keep up the great content.
I have seen many other videos they dont stand up to you. I feel i can now do so many home up dates if i get lost i just go back to your videos.best instructor I have very seen very patient. i can see you really put your heart in wanting to teach and showing the best ways of doing things right and safely thank you for all your hard work.
All i can say Jeff is THANK YOU! Youve really helped me learn soso very much!
Discovered your channel a while ago, i love your style (getting to the point style of presentation :-)
I’m a painter from the maritimes (Canada) and i’m mainly doing empty appartments between leaving tenants and new ones. It’s the ideal
situation because you never have anything in your way. It’s speeding up the job as you imagine. A few comments on this video.
2:20 - I think you convinced me of using sheetrock compound (I saw you use it in an other video. You mentioned that you never have to prime the dried
mud, it’s ideal to save time). My jobs doesn’t require that I use a hawk but i’m starting to use a metal mixing pan with the compound. This product is
used in a case of medium to major wall repairs. Most of the time I have small nail holes to fill, I use a product by 3M that dries very quickly. It already
has a primer in it.
4:18 - This is so true; rectangular sanders are a pain. I’ll probalbly get one of these circular ones, but a bit smaller.
7:23 - Thanks for the tip of the long handle for doing corners.
8:07 - Goose neck, very helpful, saved me from difficult paint situations many times!
9:47 - Not convinced by this use for the guide, i find that there is always paint going under. Ok to protect a carpet, but you lose a lot of time by cleaning
the guide so often. For carpet meeting baseboards I use masking tape that I try so slip under the baseboards. This way you can do two coats quickly,
but make sure to take out the tape before the end of day.
10:40 - Thanks so much for the sponge tip. I’ll get a few of them.
11:28 - I think you never mention this product is the «trayarm» from Simms. It’s not in your Amazon list. I had to search for it. An other thing I’m surely
going to order and use ever time I paint.
14:55 - Fun fact, painters in France call the 5 in 1 tool «the american» (don’t know why)
17:55 - I see you are using a Wooster paint roller. I just discovered these «no slip paint roller» like six month ago. It was after being frustrated by
roller coming off the paint roller. It’s working great so far. Like you I make sure the paint goes off. I’ll add that, like cleaning the paint brush, I use a small
metal brush (it’s twice as big as a tooth brush) it’s ideal for cleaning small areas.
23:45 - I don’t clean my brush every hour, my tip is to put them in a plastic sandwich bag that I seal with some tape. I do this as soon as I know that I won’t
use the brush for the next few minutes. This way the paint doesn’t dry that much and it’s always easy to clean at the end of day. If I can leave my rollers
sealed and rolled in a grocery bag for a night or two, I clean my brushes every evening. To avoid using too much water, while cleaning, I do a first clean up
using soap as you do, then leave the brush standing or leaning in the sink. This way paint is evacuated while you can drink a coffee. I come back for a
final clean up and i take out excess of water. Then I leave to dry till next day.
Thanks again. Cheers from Canada!
As usual, another great video! I would love to get my hands on that paint rig setup with the Simms tray & support arm, but I can’t find it anywhere in the USA. Do you know any suppliers up in Canada that ships to the states?
Hey Jeff, any leads on where to buy that Simms paint tray arm in the US? Thanks!!
Loving this channel so far. This set of tools and cleaning tips feels so practical and efficient for a sustainable painting hobby or business. As someone who once injured my wrist and arm pretty bad working in massage therapy using not smart, ergonomic enough technique, I'm aware of repetitive motion and bad ergonomics being a big deal for physical professions (or any frequent activity or even just sitting at a computer). It looks like this guy's tool recommendations and techniques help avoid injuries.
Another great video Jeff and team! I’ll use these tools when I build my new house and do the painting myself.
Have you ever considered doing a video how to repair knock down texturing? I have some settling cracks above doors and windows and I just can’t get it right.
Big fan from Kansas. Allen
thanks Jeff for your heartiest and hard working in teaching us
Thanks so much for these drywall/painting tutorials. This is the one part of home repair that I've always struggled with. I've also got away from using Drydex products in favor of mixing my own sheetrock 45. Total lifesaver!
Thanks for the tips. I've used some of your techniques through trial & error so it was nice to have them validated. The stuff I did not know is really good for my next project. Really enjoy your style. Good stuff. Thanks again. Stay safe
Followed your videos to drywall my garage and it came out great, thank you!
Thanks Jeff! I very much enjoy watching all the videos on your channel. The information is fantastic and presented in an logical, reassuring format. It's also interesting knowing you live about 1 hour from my home in Cornwall, Ontario. Keep it up Cheers
Boss I just love your content its super informational, not hard to sit through, no bull, one of the best on RUclips and you've actually inspired me to get into the contracting game as a young guy 🇨🇦👊 love it
Jeff discarding his tools after he's done using them is legendary status: BOOM drop the mic! Love it!
Hey Jeff. First, thanks of all of the excellent content. You've been my go-to source for everything on my DIY renovation project.
I'm hoping you may get a chance to do a walk-in shower and make a video sometime, if you do those. I'd like to do one myself and I'm not very impressed with the videos that are out there for that type of project. Thanks
I LOVE to watch Jeff do these videos, he is the greatest. Keep it up my man.
The washing part was the take away this time. Been looking for that kind of stuff for some time. Great content, as always.
Thanks 👍
thank you so much Jeff I love your shows they're amazing keep doing it can't say enough and thank you I just went and bought myself all my painting gear same as yours I have 34 gallons worth of paint to paint my house with.. thanks to your videos and tools I'm going to be painting like a pro, Dan
Great channel. I do think his ability to cut a proper straight edge from 8' away using that pole is something he has learned from practice... my hands just could not be that steady and I would definitely have to get up on a ladder and get closer to achieve a similar result.
It is 3:15 am and I am watching your videos, you are an awesome teacher. Watching all your videos before I begin my first painting experience. We are in a drought in California so not sure if I should just throw away the roller or waste so much water. I have purchased all the things I will need to paint my rooms. Hopefully, my project will be a success and I think it will be because of the things I learned from your videos. Thank you!
Loving your videos. Actually useful tips and tricks. Efficient use of time in videos is a huge plus
If only you had been around when I was younger and doing so may home projects! 🤦🏼♀️ Decided to finish my garage...you make drywall install look so easy... have a new level of respect for those in the profession! Your videos are amazing and entertaining!
I really like the quick no b. S. Delivery .I use dish soap on the roller during clean up as well ..seams to help lift the paint out faster.The paint tray handle is something I have not come across.
I love you Jeff, you're amazing. I need you to do all of my house, it would be such a laugh ❤
I love this guy! He teaches DIY in the easiest way I have ever seen!
Hi Jeff. Have you ever discussed toolbox categorization? ie how you arrange the tools that you take out to job sites? What does your garage look like. What should my toolchest (the big box and the little portables look like and how do you keep from slapping yourself in the forehead when you stumble upon something you bought because you didn't realize you already had 3 other ones tucked away in buckets somewhere? Thanks for the confidence you've instilled in me and almost a million others.You've taught us to DO and to clean. I've gotten so comfortable that I don't just watch, I've actually tackled 2 entire bathroom remodels... so much that I had the confidence to rip stuff out and redo to better specs and permanance! Thanks for the incredible amount of time you spend behind the scenes, IDing, scripting, prepping, shooting, recording editing, VOing all these amazing segments.
When cleaning rollers, I like to use the hose spinner method. Shoot the edge of the roller while on the handle. Centrifugal force pulls the paint and water back out and the stream of water forces water back into the roller
This is the greatest information someone has ever shown me, thank you so much!
Not sure if you’re into trademarks but you need to coin the term “Done!” It’s your catchphrase my man. Keep the videos coming! Thank you so much!
Dude, this advice is amazing! Thank you!
Thank you for showing that video it was very helpful to learn how to paint properly with tools that normally you throw away after two three cycles of painting thank you
Hello Jeff, thank you for all of the advice on paint tools.
Hi Jeff. You just educated thousands of painters and DIY’s across the globe. I have been painting for approximately 39 years and after watching this amazing video I can say wow I learned something new. One really cool tool that caught my attention was the Richard 2 1/2 gooseneck flexible paint brush extension. All angles covered and you can reach the unreachable. Save ladder time and MONEY. 👍Cheers!
Thanks! I have a really good brush I was afraid to get dirty!
What an awesome and engaging teacher this man is.
Before washing my roller and brush, I go into a closet or other hidden area and paint with them until 90% of the paint is gone. Much less paint down the drain that way.
I'm currently painting an apartment white, so this works. I'd pick another method if you're using a dark color.
Wow, we do things a whole lot different in the Netherlands. Most professional painters including me just leave the roller inside the 10 liter bucket. When you grab a new bucket you just take your roller with you(of course this only works with the same colour paint). And another tip I learned for the ones that are not confident in cutting in the edges. Take a piece of tape approximately the size of two paint rollers and use that to tape the edge, than paint the edge and roll when you are done with a section just take your tape along until you are done
My favorite drying technique for my brushes is the Bob Ross “Beat the devil out of it”
🙌🏽💯💯💯💯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Absolutely brilliant, thanks for sharing...
Here in the UK we use alot of 12 inch rollers for speed. Also we use 15 litre scuttles compared to the smaller pales used in the US.
Thank you! Your tips have saved me time, money and most of all headaches.
After rinsing out latex paint in water, I spray my paint brush with Armorall whitewall tire cleaner, rinse with water. Makes brush look new.
Thank you for this! Very helpful.
I am a pro too and I use ALL the same tools !! Real cool ! me Fav paint brush is the Richard 2.5 fatboy... what a game changer for me... it old a ton of paint
Very useful tips, particularly in the cleanup
Thank you for the reminders
Thanks for the amazing tips Jeff! I've been painting for about 6 yrs. I use most of your techniques on a regular basis.
For washing the paint brush, i use a nylon stiff brush and it scrapes away all the dried up paint. Make sure to brush it in one direction, not towards the brush handle or else you risk damaging the bristles.
Also for the rollers, once I wash them under the sink, I put it back on the roller cage, I grab my compressor with a compressed air tip and spin the roller really fast to get rid of all the water off the roller. You'll get a brand new, dry roller.
Thank you for the lessons. I don't comment much but you I feel I should. Your specific and simple at the same time. Easy for me to learn from. Again. Thank you teach.
I actually made a jig with an old roller cage that fits into my electric drill. I stick my sleeve on my jig and a couple of spins it's good to go.
thanks boss, i learned many skills 🙏🏻😍
Great job on video!! I enjoy painting (not the prep nor the cleaning! 🤣) & this added knowledge & $ to my projects. Cheers!
This's very useful!
Thank you so so much! 👍
Thank you Jeff for another great video. Excellent and Good Job. Thanks and God Bless
Such a helpful video, you have inspired me to paint my house myself haha. Seen your video today, bought paint tonight and tomorrow I will paint the house haha
Jeff love your content. I still want to cry. I wish I were still a kid and you were my dad.
Awesome 💎 Didn't know about some of those tools
I have been using my roller cleaner tool for decades and it runs off water pressure to clean. It has a hose attachment and the roller sits inside a tube. AWESOME TOOL!
Great info as always. Thanks, Jeff
Cheers Steve!
Love your enthusiasm dude, another excellent video 👌🏻
I was painting on the weekend and left the awesome 5in1 tool beside my sink after cleanup, and then used my garlic press later on and as I was cleaning up the press I looked down said to myself this would work, and the 5in1 tool did a great job on scraping the excess off, as well cleaning up the inside gunk.... just saying worth it's weight in gold
LOL, I don't buy any tool that only has 1 function anymore. Chreers!
I love the Handy Pail!!!!!!
This was a great video. Just completely well done
Awesome information Jeff. Thank you for this- I am a new subscriber.
Jeff how do you deal with paint adhesion using quickset mud? I heard on some video that paint does not adhere well to quickset and that you have to come back over top with regular mud.
I was hanging a large floating shelf under my TV on the wall. I had cut a bunch of holes in the wall running ethernet wires/cable hiding/moving electrical plug for a nice clean look. I trusted the holes on the back of the shelf were centered from the factory. They were not. It was off by a half inch and very noticeable to me.
I took the shelf back off the wall at 3am on Christmas Eve and guess what? That’s right. Half the paint on the wall came off in one big sheet along its drywall chunks where it did actually adhere. You have never heard a grown man screaming so many swear words on Christmas morning.
It totally ruined Christmas. The entire living room looked like a construction site when company arrived. It was amazing. Almost as good as being completely broke this year again. Don’t let your children plan for graphic artist as their career. No money of job security in it.
Great video and extremely informative. Thanks.
i love your videos, you have helped my family save so much money. Thanks
I only paint for satisfying feeling of cleaning the roller with my painters tool
Great tips and very important .... good job
WOW! im so grateful for your videos. so many details and tips. I'm a novice, gonna start decorate my 1st house. being ripped off by many traders charging a fortune for simple jobs. learnt so much from you and will save my coins and DIY :)
Wonderful!
To clean the roller the most effective way is to leave it on the frame then (i set up my wash sink with a leader hose and spray gun) shoot the spray gun on the side of the roller to spin it clean. Comes out perfectly clean and dry.
Thanks for the clean tips and suggested supplies.
Please put the buying link below in the description for all the tools which you use
Nice tip. I didn’t know the handy paint pales has a magnet and I’ve been using it for years. Lol
you're an awesome trainer ☺️. thanks very helpful
great tips . . . especially cleaning the brushes - thanks for posting - much appreciated
-Tom f4collector
Excellent video training. Appreciate all of the tips and tricks and gear recommendations!
Thank you for all that you have taught me!!! Do you have any tutorials for prepping textured walls? Also…. Where is your medicine cabinet from and do you recommend it?
@24:44 "Just stabbing it in the bottom." He loves that freaking brush.
am learning how to paint on ur channel thank you , am from Uganda ❤
Great video! Do you have any tips for cleaning oil based paint out of your tools? Cheers!