What should you paint first? I get this question a lot. In every case I paint the trim first and I spray it. Then I paint the ceilings second and the walls third if I am rolling both. If spraying then things change a bit. Check out my YouTube channel Paint Life TV for the […]
Read More boise idaho painters, boise painters, house painting, how to paint, Idaho Painters, idaho painting contractors, paint life, paint life tv, painters in boise, painting tipsIn the old days, when a painter wanted to advertise for business, putting an ad in the paper and some flyers at the local grocery store was the way to go. Nowadays you will just be sitting on the couch wondering why you have not work. Check out my website for tips promoting your business […]
Read More boise painter, boise painters, boise painting contractors, painting hacks, painting in the cold, painting tips, painting toolsIf you are not willing to go out and buy an extension pole for that one time paint job, then just use a push broom handle.
Read More ada county painter, boise idaho painters, boise Idaho painting, boise painters, caldwell painters, do it yourself, emmett idaho painters, hacks, Idaho Painters, meridian idaho painters, nampa idaho painter, nampa idaho painters, painting tips, Sherwin Williams, treasure valley paintersWhen painting the inside of a room it is typical for a professional painter to cover the floor with a drop cloth. If you are doing it yourself you can grab an old set of sheets to lay on the floor to prevent paint from splattering or dripping on the floor.
Read More boise, boise painting contractors, caldwell painters, Idaho paint contractors, idahopainter, instructions painting a house, meridian painters, painter tips, Painters in eagle, painters in mccall, painting hacks, painting tips, star painting, tamarack painterCut in tip. I like a stiff brush as it draws a straighter line for me. The stiffer the better. For ceiling cut ins I actually like an exterior brush. What do you think?
Read More doing cut ins, painting tips, using a paint brushChoosing the Right Roller Paint rollers generally have a steel frame, metal cage and threaded handle that can be fitted with an extension pole. Roller covers with shorter naps (3/16″ or 3/8″) are used for painting smooth indoor surfaces and rollers with longer naps (3/4″ or 1-1/4″) are used for rougher surfaces including textured walls, […]
Read More paint naps, paint rollers, painting tips, the best rollerSatin: Satin finish paints are probably the most commonly used finish, on both interior and exterior surfaces. As with eggshell, this finish is good for high-traffic areas like kids’ rooms, hallways and family rooms. Satin finishes resist mildew effectively and are easier to clean than flat or eggshell finishes, and can be wiped down or […]
Read More painters on youtube, painting tips, professional paintingFor touch-ups of small holes or marks (less than an inch), you can use an angled foam brush to lightly dab paint on the spot. Always take note of the paint finish (flat, eggshell, semi-gloss, gloss, etc.). The slightest difference in sheens can make your touch-up stand out. Gloss finishes are especially hard to touch […]
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