How To Stop Paint Bleeding Through Masking Tape - Perfect Paint Edges - Amazing Results
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Painting Textured Walls? Paint Bleeding Behind Your Taped Edges? Here's One Way to Prevent Paint Bleed and Save Yourself Some Time and Headaches.
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I have to say, this helped me a lot with walls that have a lot of imperfections and it makes a lot of sense. You first seal with the paint A. that you want to let through that will blend with the color of the wall. Since that path is sealed, the paint of the wall B. won't be able to go through any seam. Making the line perfect with the cut of the tape.
This method is more easier and controlled than the caulking method. The caulking works but I've made more mistakes that way, where with your technique, I haven't gotten any fails.
I LOVE you! 40 years paining old houses and this is the best tip yet.
Get a cup of water and frog tape. Mask off the area and dip 2 fingers in the water and wet the edge of the tape. This activates the glue for a tight seal. Then, remove the tape while the paint is wet. Do not wait for it to dry.
Thx! Gonna try this tonight. 8)
Makes sense. I need to redo my corners and I will try this method.
Awesome. Doing this over the weekend!
Dude, I tried this. I followed your instructions and was so impressed with the results that I couldn't wait to share this view with you. Thanks a lot ✋✋
Glad it helped!
My friend and I were talking about this subject and he mentioned a youtube video. Your idea is brilliant. I'm not sure if this is the video he was talking about, but you nailed it. Your method also solves another issue we were having. Putting that thin layer of paint onto the tape where the wall meets the ceiling keeps the tape from separating from the surface ... it acts like glue to keep it in place. But the "bleed" reduction is the key point. If you came up with that idea on your own, consider yourself a genius.
I wish I could take credit for the idea...I heard about the method YEARS ago and just thought I would share it
Hey. I also have textured walls (brick wall that did not have a coat of filler)and have trouble painting them as they have deep pits at multiples different spots which is troublesome when changing color as the paint just does not fill it unless I press down real hard until the paint seeps in. Any tips how to make the painting process easier?
Genius!
Really wish I would've looked this up before I painted the walls... but hey, I'm just in the same boat and get to repaint the corners again. 🤷♂️ lesson learned, and thanks for the tip.
Glad this method could help!
This is a great video. Thanks for the help…I have some repainting to do…🤣
I'm glad it helped. I know the feeling...I see areas all around my house that the previous owner painted that need to be re-done.
After you have let the ceiling colored paint dry, do you have to redo the whole wall with the new color? Or just paint along the masking tape?
so you paint white over the tape, wait until dry, then you paint the Green over the tape and pull off slowly while still wet?
I'll try this next time. Thank you!
Do you peel it off whilst its still wet or dry asking for a friend lol
This is brilliant man. Took a couple times of watching the video before I understood the concept but then it clicked. How long do you let the paint layer on the tape (white in the video) dry before you put the layer on the other wall (green)? My problem seems to be paint peeling when I remove the tape.
You should use a knife to cut along the edge to prevent the overlapping dried paint from flaking/peeling
That's the right way to do it!!!!!!!
So you use the color of the wall you tape?
At my construction company we just cut it in with a brush. It's way faster but it takes a lot of practice. But this is a good idea for people who don't have much painting experience. Takes the skill out of it but still provides good results which is really all that matters
That's me...more brains than skill 🤣
@@MoonBuiltGarage Uhuh yeah sure 😂🤣😂. Nah but seriously though if you're just painting your own house you have plenty of time to get a good end result. I hate the painting part of our contracts because the number one goal is to be done super fast or we lose money.
I kind of wish that you actually show you doing the work /painting. Some of us need to see as we are visual learners. But anyway thanks for sharing the technique.
I understand that...I'm the same way...I'm considering making another video like this for that very reason
Very true
Important question, do u let the 'sealed paint' to dry off first before applying the actual paint ? Or you just paint it over when the 'sealed paint' is still wet ?
I also have this question
Nice
Thanks
Do you pull the tape off while still wet or wait until its dry?
I pull the tape of while the paint is still wet. That seems to help prevent the final color from peeling. Just peel it slow...
MoonBuilt Garage thank you
Hello! I did this technique step-by-step and it worked beautifully in some areas, but in others, the tape took some of my paint off of the wall 😓😓😓 Perhaps I was too heavy-handed in the sections. Any advice on how to fix paint on a wall that has peeled from painter's tape? It's only peeled on the edge where the wall meets the ceiling.
You could probably get a small brush and touch-up the areas that peeled...just stay off the coffee before!🤣
Great tip! Did you use a brush for both paint lines or a roller?
Brush..you just need enough to paint along the tape edge to seal it
@@MoonBuiltGarage Thanks so much! Great tip!
I need your help, i painted my room and did a geometric wall design and theres just paint bleed thru on every line, how do i fix that ???
That should be fixable, but its going to be a process. First, re-tape your lines, taping over the darker color. Next, repaint the lighter color. Third, remove the tape, and once the paint dries re-tape for the darker color by taping over the lighter. Then, paint the tape edge with the lighter color. Even though you will be painting over a portion of the darker color, this will "seal" the tape edge. Once that dries, re-paint the darker color. I hope this make sense...it did in my head anyway while trying to lay it out.
@@MoonBuiltGarage yes i understand what youre saying i will try that and let you know, if not the i suppose caulking would work?
I've never tried caulking for paint lines. I've seen it done, just never tried it myself.
@@MoonBuiltGarage thanks for that comment. It seems like another purchase that is not necessary with the method you use.
Clear as mud
Why not just use damp rag
damn.
I wish you had shown close up of finish
The thumbnail for the video is a close-up picture of the resulted finish....
Good idea but could have been clearer and shorter
Sounds like you would be good at making your own videos. Don’t criticize other people‘s work, it’s not flattering
@@louisel.8360 they are saying facts🥱😩 stop defending and talking nonsense
@@boonkerenjoyer blah blah blah!!!
Looks good, but adds too much to prep time. You can get a better line free hand with proper technique, even with a shaky hand.
Even on textured walls???
Yeah , I watched my uncle do it as a 30 year painter , mostly drunk running around with his pager or beeper hahaha . Man could he paint , I don't think his lines were as crisp as the tape method but what a great method if you have lots of money to spend on tape lol. I would do the tape method for a project but not for more than that .
Not on texture....no...not on texture
Not possible on texture
Im so so confused
NOT ROCKET SIENCE
I don't have my ceiling paint anymore
I had the paint can that the previous owner left behind, so I just took the paint code on the can to the hardware store and had it matched. If it's some shade of white you could probably get by with just getting something close....maybe...the amount of paint that actually stays behind is minimal, it really just seals the edge of the tape...
clear caulking.
I didn't want caulking...the previous people that painted this house use caulking along the baseboards, and it looks like hell
@@MoonBuiltGarage Caulking is a skill, just like painting. Your method worked but is very time consuming. You can do the same thing with clear caulking and a fraction of the time.
check our Spencer Colgan wallpaper/painting. He's done some good videos showing clear caulking for color changes.
but if you can edge that good, you don't even need tape!
Some of us have too much caffeine in us to edge straight 🤣
The results look good. But you should be transparent about it and share that this method will cost more money, take twice as long, and take more work!
I never claimed otherwise, but the added cost isn't that much (some tape and maybe the ceiling paint if you don't have any already), I'm not so sure about you "twice as long" claim since for a large area you could tape, paint the ceiling color, then by the time you work around the room the tape edge may be dry enough to do your cut-in...but yes, it will take a bit more time, and as for more work...yes, a bit, but the results are worth it....
Now, all that being said, I didn't think people needed that explained to them....I think generally people are intelligent enough to recognize that adding steps would also add some cost, time, and work
Not very clear, less talking and more showing...
Why do people criticize other peoples work. Sounds like you should do your own video.