It's easy to paint fast... but that won't work on a level 5 smooth wall... and you will be getting paint everywhere... won't be a clean job roller marks everywhere I guarantee...

It's not that hard with no furniture in the way. Watch out for roller marks, though. I can't tell you how many bad paint and spackle jobs I've seen done by "professionals".

This guy is probably either using a broken 1 1/4 inch nap or a new 3/4 inch which would be very bad on smooth walls, because it would leave a very strong texture from using an app that size, no matter how far you stretch that paint and plus those walls probably been painted more than a dozen times so I know there’s possibly a text from them already. The next couple videos I produce on my channel are going to be the best snaps to use on walls and ceilings in the sizes

Would ya believe paint occasionally drips, being a liquid and all. But thankfully painters are exceptional at cleaning up any inevitable drips. You jealous bell end

I love when you all leave suggestions. Helps me choose better tools to get this done.

A sprayer used buy someone who knows what there doing would destroy this guy..

@@JONO3679 this guy use also a spray in other videos and he is good at it

@@JONO3679 so? There wouldn’t be any texture and that usually requires much more prep.

@@mitchandopolis2665 its the sleeve that gives you the texture .. I dont do anything different in prep if I'm spraying..

People will never learn that cheaper is not better.

angled Wooster 2.5" brush ....I'm going to get these.

The sad thing is most colored paint has primer in it so you are better off just painting with the color right off the bat and doing two coats. I've found when I use white primer first I end up painting it three times due to the color not going on evenly during the first coat. So you end up doing one coat primer, two coats color as opposed to just two coats of color. 🤷

If he is using a PVA primer then it will do that till it dries

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Peinture aquarelle satiné

Must be 18" roller with ¾ nap

What kit is he using?

Some guys call it „loading the wall“ You spread the excess paint from your roller all over the wall and spread it evenly from there. Depending on the size of wall you’ll either dip more or less pain to have an even layer. This guy doesn’t seem to paint for a very long time yet but he’s learning

I've asked that same question a few different times on his videos. Lol. If I were doing it, one MAYBE two columns and it would be time to reload it

He just pretends there is still paint on the roll.

I feel like he’s really pushing it. I can hear the roll just drying out.

@@doug8237 I am a civil engineer from a family of contractors. I would fire anyone painting like this. There are great differences in coverage but also drying time which affects opacity and uniformity but also texture direction issues because the roll has to be rotated to fit even architectural features of typical size. Even with 3x the total layers it cant get the quality of proper technique.

This is primer not paint

As long as you have good coverage and do enough coats it will be perfect. What are you talking about lol. Paint is paint

@@adamnonnenmacher7774 if you don't know then you clearly aren't qualified to speak on the matter. Your attitude/approach to your decorating in your reply says it all! 😅 😂 😂 🤡

😂 the second coat will make it look perfect. As a painting company I vouch for this technique.

Bro this is being primer the second coat will be finish quality

I’ve been painting professionally all of my life, and I never try to one coat it when changing colors. That’s amateur stuff. If you leave that much paint on the walls you’ll leave too much texture and it will look unprofessional. I don’t care what technology the paint says it has, I always plan for two coats for color changes.

It’s primer, it doesn’t matter if it’s not perfect coverage. The goal of primer is to basically block out the underlying coat. His top coat will look perfect on top of that primer.

@@Jlymansackhead he’s not doing 1 coat. He’s priming the walls idiot

Shut up David

I'd be more worried about the hard lines he leaves from not feathering his edges inward. That will definitely be visible. Lol. You can control the paint splatter by rolling slow

I'm guessing your not a painter hes dry rolling because the stipple from a roller like this would be all orange peel. for the last coat someone will probably roll behind him to remove the stipple id hope.

It’s primer smh! Haters gonna hate

@@jennifersimpson7752 its not that.. people paint differently in different countries in nz they don't want brush makes and thick orange peel walls or roller lines .... would be ok in south America uk...but in nz aus or the states you would probably have to skim that wall and start again..