Painting the Workshop Walls Plus a Sneak Peak into the Future

To make the walls brighter in the workshop I am painting them white. I also show a sneak peak into the work done after the walls have been painted. Because I make lots of youtube videos in this space I needed to have the walls as bright as possible.
Paint used in this video:
Walmart Glidden white satin
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[@jimginnyohio]

Good job Seth! You’re making much faster progress with your building than I’m making on mine.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Wild because this has taken right at 6 months.

[@johnisley4578]

Coming along very well.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you. Its almost done!

[@jllaine]

Nice job. Caulk is probably cheaper than spackle/patch for the cracks. Satin is a great choice to balance clean-able but not shiny.

[@workbenchz]

Forgetting the outtro until editing, been there done that. I had to unwrap the charcuterie board Christmas gift for the same reason.

[@BrittCHelmsSr]

I'm surprised that you didn't spray the walls rather than roll them.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

The sprayer I have is nolonger functional. That could have saved some time.

[@joecox9958]

it is definitely bad idea to paint a good wood surface. paint is used to cover poor surface or cheap materials.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

But those of us who make 100 + youtube videos a year need a bright background.