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Nice. Ball park estimate for such project.

Its the guy who’s spraying 😉🤪

I need to try this! Thanks for posting this!

Such a cute dog!!

Lovely work 🙏

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What type/brand of brush are you using?

Great tip with the damp cloth, I have learnt my lesson with using cheaper brands. Should be removed soon after painting wall, even frog tape should not be removed hours or days later. I find that pulling the tape at an angle away from the wall rather than straight up can help too.

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Good question and a common one that comes up a lot of job sites. In most houses I work on the top of the doors and the bottom edges are raw and you don’t see them. I focus on the faces of the doors if they are old or new and raw wood is apparent. In these situations sanding and a good oil primer is needed for durability of your paint job. Let’s say you have a grand staircase and you can see the top of a door as you walk down your staircase. This is a situation because you see it then priming is needed and paint. Most places don’t have this set up and you never see the tops of your doors. So I would say to make a long story short is if the faces are in good shape and primed then leave the top and bottom edges. Best of luck on your projects.

Your videos are very helpful to me, as a DIY guy. In my home, built in 2016, all the interior doors (hollow core) have stenciling advising that the tops and bottoms must be primed…yet none of them are. In your reno work, how do you handle? Obviously priming the top edge is easy but priming the bottom edge would require removing the door. How to you handle and should I make the rounds in my home to take care of this will all my doors? (We do not have issues with to door swelling in summer and shrinking in the winter.) Thanks!

😅If you want to avoid all that just remove the baseboard and paint it.

Yes all the window casings were caulked and sealed as well as filled and sanded. Thanks for sharing brother good luck on your projects.

Buy a 2 1/2" angled brush man. That angle your cutting up to looks pretty crisp. Was that joint caulked?

You said "3 applications" toward the end of the video. Do you do 3 coats of wall paint - is that what you're referring to? If so, do you keep the original Frog Tape on the base while the wall paint is drying? I've always been told to remove the tape before the paint cures (when it has mostly dried). Thanks!

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My pressure is way too intense lol I have to be light like a feather yes 🎉

That is a great explanation have one of these ladders and have not figured out until now. Brovo! Leedoesstuff.

God your good without tape

Thank you 😊

Never mentioned the size socket. Waste!!!

great job!

It is a good thing you didn't do a close up on that tape line. Your tape skills need work.

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This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

Gently pry the baseboard away from the drywall using a drywall knife. This creates a gap, insert a long drywall knife into the gap while painting. clean the knife after each pass with a sponge. Use a rubber mallet and a block of soft pin to push baseboard back. set any nails which may protrude.

The huge majority of ladder accidents occur because the ladder feet are not properly leveled. Over 40% of residential and industrial falls involved the use of ladders. The sale of extension ladders should probably be banned unless the ladder is equipped with an approved leveling device. Unfortunately, the leveling devices are quite expensive and can often cost as much as the whole extension ladder. Manufacturers and retailers can keep the ladder cost low by not including a leveling device for the feet and homeowners, in particular, rarely wish to double the price of the ladder.

This man giving the secret away, ( wiping tape with damp cloth ) . Only true Pros know these little tricks. Im sure All his work looks great.

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You got skill 🎉

Thanks for changing my oil, Baby. Xo (Dad said you did a great job :p)

Great video

Omg I had this exact issue at franks few months back thank you ❤

What a great idea

I agree with you but the customer gets what the customer wants. It would have been nice to reclaim the beauty in that wood but the customer wanted a fresh new look. Thanks for commenting and watching you have a keen eye!

You ruined the bad ass design in the natural wood. You should have sanded and restained the cabnits. You don't see solid, natural looking wood like that anymore. Should have white wash, lightly white stain to keep the natural grain showing through.

Hope it will be easier for you in the future!

Omg I had this issue last week doing a goat house lol thank you ❤

Thanks for watching.

Thanks, concise and clear.

To condition or not to condition! That’s the dilemma! I’ve been wearing cowboy boots and boots in general most of my life. My son just bought a pair of cowboy boots . He loves the look of stressed brown leather but I told him once he conditions with a leather conditioner, they won’t look like that anymore .

Feels like stuff Frank does on the farm 🎉

How long should the paint dry before applying the tape?

Beautiful job!! Doing the same thing this week on a set of stairs. Sanded with 220 all day today. Planning to prime with extreme bond tomorrow then emerald urethane the next day. How long did you wait in between coats of the emerald? I wasn’t sure. Also that white dove color what type of sheen is that? Semi gloss? Looks amazing!!

Daisy my dog can get them out in 10 min and she is 8 pounds. Truly the squeaker is the drug of choice for dogs.

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i would have used BIN. Its too much of a risk with Tannin, which that product doesnt cover