How to Fix Paint Runs in Every Situation! Make Your Mistake Disappear.
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2021
- How to Fix Paint Runs. Never let your mistakes show up again, the Idaho Painter shows you several methods on fixing paint runs simple and fast on Paint Life TV. TruSwipe Swabs: t.ly/7hzL #fixpaintruns #paintruns #fixarun #runfix #idahopainter #fixingpaintruns
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If you don’t have a fancy wipe to handle a run. Wait til the next day when the paint sets up.take some 120 then some 220 sand paper sand it smooth then respray or roll over it again ..if theres any gouges just spackle it…keep a har dryer or a heat gun with you for quicker dry time on your spackle…this dude is a pro and he knows what he’s doing so i would go his route also…
Awesome video Chris. Rock on dude!
Good advice, another thing that works is to block sand out the run with a rubber sanding block with either# 220 -#320, don't use a wood block, it's to rigid and could possibly scratch the finish, when I'm using oils, I'll wet sand it with water, if I'm using acrylics I went sand with mineral spirits, basically you just wanna keep the sandpaper cool and not gum up your finish. If I'm using satin enamels I'll block sand out the sags without burning through the paint into the primer, then I'll use deft satin clear spray lacquer and just dust a couple coats on it and the sags literally disappear and it doesn't leave halo's or dead spots.
Thanks for you Videos. I was painting my ceiling with airless sprayer and went too heavy on coat (went too slow with gun) which resulted in some runs. I was thinking of wet sanding them out, but am concerned that if I re-shoot one line across my ceiling that I'll get a Holiday streak. I'm using a low-sheen Dunn Edwards Suprema paint. Any advise on how to avoid Holiday streak if I re-shoot after sanding? Thanks!
Thanks for showing the product and technique. Sanded a latex run with 240 and blended perimeter by wiping with rubbing alcohol, wiped off excess paint with wet towel then dry towel. Great alternative to bondo blend.
Thanks for sharing Christian
Great video. At the end there is mention of an older tip. As the tip wears out, how can the wear be identified?
Does the truSwipe method work on SW Enamel Urethane Trim and Cabinet Paint? I just did all my oak cabinets with help from watching your cabinet series ( I sprayed them black with the Enamel Urethane Trim paint), and I have several sags and drips after my first coat. And how long should I wait before attempting this fix? Thank you!
Do you still roll walls when the ceiling color matches?
Any advice appreciated.
I sprayed 12 doors with behr dynasty acrylic paint.
Have a few runs I need to get rid of. Tried sanding and the paint peels. Should I wait a full seven days before I sand? Manufacturer states 7 days for full cure.
Thanks
Wet sand out
Glass scraper takes them right out. A lot of promotion embedded in this video
Correct. You can also just get a jug of denatured alcohol and put a tiny bit on an old rag for the same effect
It's seems like a good idea, but to save additional costs I think I'll just keep wet sanding any little defects out, with machine wet sand means no filler 90% of the time
In saying that mad respect for doing these videos, keep up the great work, always good to see new ideas, tools👍👍
They do tend to promote innovative tradespeople; I am ok with that.
He shares so much knowledge over the last 10 years we cheer him on when adds in promotions. He deserves to retire off his attitude to share. Proffesional artist use these...
I messed up when spraying primer on one area of a wall, but wall is lightly textured, you can see many runs in one area, I’m at a loss how to fix when walls are textured. Thanks
Pay attention boys !!!! 💪🏾
If you do get a run, should you let it dry completely before touching it, sometimes I get the urge to wipe it right after I see a drip. I'm not a paint pro just a DIYer...
3m sanding sponge 320 grit, wet sand, it got runs out. Smooth
What if its semi gloss two layers deep and i cannot stripe the whole cabinette, its an RV and i currently live in it. Its latex paint, Marque home depot
Oh the drips are rustoleum bright white with a paint gun.
Your other vid of loading up the roller with paint made me leave runs, now I back to see if you can help the issue you caused...
Nope, didn't help.
I have an older 440i and am fairly new to spraying. I keep running like crazy. Working fast but getting a ton of material on it. Just did trim with a 210ff tip and still running like crazy. I think I need to add a pressure gauge to see what I am actually running @.
If I would have made that many passes on that door, there would be a million runs.
Is your tip new or old?
@@Tuckersteward Brand new. I even bought a 411 to do walls and the ceiling and still running. I start low with pressure and go higher until I get a nice spray pattern.
@@mph5896 You do have to move fast, the paint you are using makes a huge difference, thicker painters are harder to run. Behr paints run like crazy...
@@Tuckersteward Yeah, I pretty much run big box store paint. Behr, Pittsburgh, PPG. Suggestions?
@@mph5896 Ben Moore has good stuff, Regal for walls, Waterborne for ceilings, Aura or Advance for Trim. Aura sprays easier than advance.
wow, I didn’t know John Cena painted. but in all seriousness thank you for all the videos, they’re super helpful since I’m trying to fix the bad paint job in my house 😅
You are so welcome!
At first I thought this was an infomercial lol until I forwarded to the actual part I was interested in.
Have you ever been this video?💙
Wet sanding 👍
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Why bondo vs Drydex or hot mud?
Tried and tru
Lightweight Evercoat Bondo is what we use back in the day probably the best long-term. Dries fast you can put multiple coats in a day.
But if you have a whole house to do fill holes fix imperfections not real productive An Affair To Sand if you put it in a newbie's hand.
Hey that rhymed..👍
Had to fix about 60 doors one time at military base..Crew before didn't know how to work oil base .. massive multiple drapes on the doors .They should have just got new doors pretty sure it cost more to fix .400$ a door to fix and paint .. government..lol
Thanks for sharing
What about a really old run. Moved into a house that has several runs in the paint. One in the kitchen which is really bad.
Glass scraper. The flat one not the scraper with a handle.
@@inspirationx1 what’s it look like? Can you include a link?
@@alwaysrockn2009 also work it down slow. Don’t apply to much pressure or it’ll pull up and create a hole Ike they were saying. Like you’re sanding it down but it’ll go quick with little effort if your blade is sharp
Denatured alcohol works just the same maybe even better
Yup. Any solvent like toluene, methanol, acetone, naptha, denatured alcohol, and isopropyl alcohol or a combination of these such as Wilbond or Goof Off will produce similar results as these wipes by breaking down the acrylic plastic binders in the paint. I can see the convenience in these wipes but there’s really nothing ground breaking about them. Good for the guys who came up with them though. Their savvy marketing made them richer than me.
@@joshsawyer2622 Good point!
Ethanol glycol.
Enamel paint run
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