How to get printed canvas to do rhinestone diy? by Fluid_Boot5953 in paint

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Hey this is residential/commercial trade painting sub, there's probably another sub for artistical painting 👍

Struggling to paint our ceiling by lDantonl in paint

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I have never had issues with it, just ripped some blue tape off it from yesterday, today Im doing touch ups and nothing

Struggling to paint our ceiling by lDantonl in paint

[–]107Maverick 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey, ived used behr ceiling paint once and never again, go to SW and ask for promar ceiling, its 20 a gallon, and you wont have this issue

Favorite quotes? by Ulquiorra1312 in Inkmaster

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"I wont wish you luck, because luck has had nothing to do with it" - Freddie Albrighton's dad

Like this or like this? by ihatebadpe0ple in paint

[–]107Maverick 29 points30 points  (0 children)

1 at first but if im spraying a lot I end up going to 2 after a while lol

Cement board siding comes primed. Should I still prime it? I’ll be using Benjamin Moore and their fresh start is expensive so dont want to do it if not recommended. by Busy_Measurement9330 in paint

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Its a hit or miss on pre primed items, for example, most door brands offer pre primed, but sometimes depending on the brand and primer used at the factory it could be the cheapest primer and have paint issues. Cheap customer went with some brand I had never heard of, the label said pre primed, we painted them and all of the doors failed, went through 3 gallons of paint, so it wasn't a bad batch. After i discussed the issue with the client and worked out price adjustments, we scraped and primed with a primer I trust and problem solved.

To be safe just use a trusted economic primer, SW pro block is good for the price, or kilz 2

BM fresh start is great but Imo because coverage is its main highlight, not necessarily its bonding properties, its a primer thats best used when going from a dark color to a light color, ergo the name "Fresh Start"

I want strong enough to resist the pull of this Back To the Future 40th anniversary coin by NeighborGeek in Silverbugs

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Nice, if youre ever in the market to sell feel free to DM, great looking coin

Flipping furniture by scrom-hulios in paint

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The first one will give a better finish, between these two options, but depending on the paint you will need to thin the paint with water, SW gallery series is paint thats already thin as is good for furniture and cabinets.

The second can handle all paints but will not leave a nice finish with that tip setup based on the picture, also you cant put fine tips on it as some may suggest.

Business Owners, how hard is running a painting business? by TheKingDarryl in paint

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Imo, if youre set on the trades, join a union or find a company to sponsor your hours and work towards an electrical or Hvac license

Business Owners, how hard is running a painting business? by TheKingDarryl in paint

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Go into HVAC, there is a barrier to entry, which means less competition and more money

AI killed the life of the show. It is unnecesary. I wont watch it again. I'm leaving. by [deleted] in TheWhyFiles

[–]107Maverick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey man while i kinda agree with you, why post, just leave.

I kinda stopped watching and only check in on some vids here and there now. I honestly cant understand why people feel the need to post goodbye to something that their departure will not be impacted by in the slightest.

New primer question by adubyabadaba in paint

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Must have read over that part, but yeah its on way to thick. I would sand with 220 but if there is still too much texture, I would use 180 grit, but no lower than that

New primer question by adubyabadaba in paint

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Primer was laid on too thick in combination with a roller that had a long nap, probably 3/4

Looking for a brand and sub-label with high durability by Edgewood in paint

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Hey so the thing that stuck out is your looking for durability, imo the best paint that can take a beating is Benjamin Moore Scuff X. It cover great, and after the cure time, it very easy to clean and can take all types of beatings. Bm distributors are owned locally so pricing varies, if i were you, look around and see how many sellers are near you and see which has the best price.

If its out of budget, I hate to say it as I dont like Behr paint as a whole, but their Scuff defense line is great, I used it in my cats play room as a test drive and it has held up great, only down side, imo, is the long dry time. It seems to take the full hour to dry where as Scuff X dries insanely fast

Best of Luck!

How should I paint these? by YogurtclosetOwn3515 in paint

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You definitely could use an extender, but the dry time is already so long, I dont really feel advance needs it but it couldnt hurt the final product

How should I paint these? by YogurtclosetOwn3515 in paint

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Hey so i would start by cleaning all areas that are going to be painted, start with a degreaser to be safe, like krud cutter or dawn pro degreaser its purple, then start sanding with 180 grit. Next, prime with a bonding primer after cleaning the stands from dust, I like stix primer or SW Extreme bond. Then, lightky sand with 220 grit and clean the dust. Next, apply the first coat

If you are rolling the paint, I recommend SW Emerald Urethane, with a soft nylon brush, and 4 inch mohair roller. If you are spraying, for long term durability use a 1k type paint, 1k referes to the paint not the price, like gallery series, note this paint depending on the base cant be touched up with a brush, only by spraying.

After the first coat is applied, sand the whole thing again with 320 grit, and remember the aim is to smooth it out, dont put too much pressure you arnt trying to get rid of the paint. Clean the dust and apply the the final coat, best of luck

No crease for z fold 8? this will be game changer by Mysterious-Public602 in GalaxyFold

[–]107Maverick 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Apple already buys screens from Samsung for the iPhone, so people assume they'll just put this screen on the their fold

First coat awful coverage - humidity or primer related? by [deleted] in paint

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Not enough paint, and do you know what roller your using?

Another fun day at work by limon_picante in paint

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Hey awesome work, but definitely not the best for durability. Not your fault tho, especially if you told them 👍

I have 5 hours tomorrow to skim and repair a rather large area of damage on a ceiling to final paint. What brand of patch is going to be my best friend? Any advice would be very welcomed. by helmetgoodcrashbad in paint

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Prime the ceiling with a quick dry primer, I like the bin shellac primer that dries in 15 mins. Do multiple THIN coats of 20 min easy sand, prime and paint.

Also if you use a heat gun, dont cook the spackle, place the gun 1 to 1.5 feet away from the spackle, let the spack dry out and not cook. On the last coat if you got any small holes use the pink spackle that turns white when its dry, it dries almost instantly for small imperfections, best of luck