Condo Reno How to Paint Walls & Ceilings Made Easy/Part 35

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Condo reno how to paint walls & ceilings made easy Part 35 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe has been working on cleaning & prepping & painting walls & ceilings in a little Condo & now his hands are feeling pretty sore. In fact there is an actual cut line on his thumb that is pretty sore for sure. If I know VideoJoe then I would say he might have a very good idea for you when your hands get hairline cuts in them when painting or whatever. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you what VideoJoeKnows...Condo reno how to paint walls & ceilings made easy Part 35. Nice!
Oh speaking uh remember I was saying uh you could make a list and write it all down
on uh touching up walls your baseboards your door frames and all that kind of stuff.
I've seen other people they they might make a master list or something like that and then
and then the person in charge could take blue masking tape and and rip off little pieces and
put a little piece there on the wall a little piece there and a little piece on the door frame
over there and you come in to do it and my word you see all these blue things all over the place
well now now you know exactly where they are you can just pull that masking tape off as you go
okay so there's there's something you can do I just got done painting this this uh door frame
and it's drying now and I did it exactly how I showed you I was going to do it
and it really turned out looking sweet okay what am I going to do now
oh that's funny what am I going to do now of course I've got I've got other things to do
I've got to cut in uh the wall down to the baseboard see all the way along the baseboards
and then the same thing the wall color I've got to do around the door frames
okay I had to cut that in it's easier to cut in the wall paint rather to the door casings and
baseboards rather than your door casings and baseboards paint painting that edge up next to a
finished wall you know what I mean so that's that's how I like to do it I mean you could
do it the other way I've seen painters do it both ways but but for a novice a handyman a weekend
lawyer painting the wall into your already pre-cut cut in uh door casings and your baseboards are the
way to go trust me on that there's one thing I wanted to show you when you're painting
every once in a while you might come in uh cahoots with a inspection door such as this
you know for uh next to a uh bathroom where your jacuzzi tub is or you know somewhere where
there's a water line this this uh condo house have a fire sprinkler system and main shut off
valve is down there the fire sprinkler system's here so they put this in here
in the bathroom and I'm gonna end up putting a picture over that but I adjusted the door
because the door was not letting this thing close and I went ahead and sanded this
and sanded all the paint drippings off of here from the last person I'm just painting the same
color as the wall and I've already put one coat on there it looks it looks actually pretty good
but I think I'm going to put um I can see where there's there's a few um
marks and blemishes on here and I'm going to go ahead and put one more coat of paint
over this door frame and the door or maybe I'm just going to do the door maybe I'll just do the
door the door frame uh trim looks pretty good and I want to get all that done before I finalize
painting the wall up next to that okay it's always good to do that you know in case you ever
have something in your wall or something do that painting first and do a good job I mean this thing
this thing was all crappy it was rubbing and stuff there was paint on the outside edge was
building up I sanded it all and got it all nice nice and pretty and did a really good job on it
now I'm going to put a second coat over just this panel I could lightly etch it with a sandpaper
first I don't know if I'm going to have to do that or not I don't think I'm going to I think
I'm just going to put one more coat of paint on there and forget about it because that second
coat of paint will stick on the first coat of paint that I put on okay and that's how you do
that if you don't want that showing like I said there's going to be a toilet here there's going to
be a pedestal sink in here because this is only a half bath and we'll find something to cover that
up because I don't really want to see it so do I really have to paint it again probably not
but I think I think I may anyways I don't know now I'm now I'm thinking to myself here
do I paint it again or not what would you do I'll let you decide that one for yourself
I wanted to share something really quick with you my finger is so sore it feels like there's
a sliver in it right in here but there's not it's just that the that the skin is split just a little
bit not very much but it's painful and I've been working you've been watching my videos I've been
working painting in a condo and all kinds of stuff washing my hands rinsing paint brushes out
and working with paint and stuff my hands my thumb is all chapped and it started splitting
the other day right there actually I had one over here that split and this one's fine now you know
why because I've been repairing my fingers and I used to I used to use this stuff here
sulfic sage hard working hands you can you can use this stuff from O'Keeffe's hard working hand
stuff and it's just like greasy stuff almost like Vaseline but um and then try to put it on there
but it doesn't fix the cracks and I thought wait a minute I got something in the garage that'll fix
that kaboom look at this gorilla super glue gel I use the super glue gel rather than just the
super glue but you could use either one and I thought how silly of me I should have been using
this all along and momy momy every once in a while her hands will start her fingers will start
splitting right in there and on on her her fingers and up up in here that's painful too
you get it wet and it starts stinging well I'm just going to put some of this on there
and I've got this magazine out because I don't want it to drip on a countertop even if you put
a paper towel down or a napkin or something like that don't do that it it it bleeds through that
we'll get on the counter why do I know that because it's happened to me that's why there
just that just that little bit and um you know like I said I I had that over there
and this one all healed up now I'm just going to leave that on there just like that
just like that and it's going to dry it's going to be fine you know you know surgeons sometimes
use super glue and and you know I was reading an article one time scuba divers if they cut
themselves under the water and if you have crazy glue with you you can you can put a cut together
put some crazy glue on it underwater really that's what I heard and I like to store I like to store
this flat like that I don't like to leave it up like that um and lots of times I might might even
have it up at an angle that way your tip doesn't dry out when your tip dries out it's hard to get
the crazy glue out right in there because you want a small little tip I used to cut I used to cut that
open uh with my tin snaps or my electrical cutters and then the hole would get a little bit bigger
but what I do now and and then I used to get a paper clip and poke in there or a little pin
and do that but then if this gets if this gets filled up and if it's hard to do it that way
you can take just a thin small little tiny drill bit and drill it and then you've got your hole
again and I try to I try to get it in the larger containers like this that way it doesn't have a
tendency to dry out as much you get those little ones it's almost like use it one and done because
those small little containers of crazy glue once you open it forget about it you you're not going
to be using that again anytime soon like two months from now the tip dries up and and it's
hard to get it out so I just get the bigger ones super glue gel baby that's how you're gonna fix
these cracks all right time to go to work and do some more painting just a few minutes later it
feels way better already of course it's gonna harden up and stuff and I'm just gonna leave
that alone don't get it wet for you know five ten minutes or so and just leave it on there
and do its thing it's working and you'll feel much better
