I was thinking about lifting the panels out this weekend and spraying them on the floor. Can’t help thinking it would be a much better and easier method… Am I wrong?
It never occurred to me to tape them up, I just use cardboard on posts and boards but always end up with a couple of posts with paint picked up from the cardboard where it gets wet and I forgot to wipe clean. Will try tape this weekend. Cheers
I do same but I just the fence up from the kick board and put a block under in and if I do get odd bit on post just rub it off with sand paper I do 22 panels every 3 years so not really time to be taping up lol
Good video mate gotta be careful with that top edge that the paint dont dribble over the neighbours side too if they have different colour.also cordex is better than cardboard lasts forever but needs wiping down after each use😉
Also even with spraying you still need to backbrush it to work it into the grain.sawn timber is too porous to just spray!it will just sit on the surface!and alot of fence paint e.g cuprinol ducksback is to thick to spray coz of the wax content and diluting is defeating the object of water repellent paint 😀
No need for all this masking anymore. Check out Fenceprotector based in Llandudno, N Wales. They do a great hard plastic kit that just slides down onto the concrete posts and panels that slide under the panel to protect the base. Just move it along the fence as you go. Saves a lot of time. Wash it clean in soapy water when finished.
Yes I know all about that kit... I designed and made a full kit 20 year's ago.... But did not continue due to already similar pending patents. Tbh... A lot of sprayers now are just spraying the posts and fencing in the same material, like I ended up doing after this demo. It also looks better imo, and means you can protect the whole lot in a longer lasting product. I was also going off the idea as time went on tbh, as I didn't see the product taking off too well after doing extensive surveys... Just not enough time saving in using them to justify the cost to most DIY painter's.... It would save me minutes when spraying... But spraying alone would save me hours. And I found that using these Did not work as effectively as tape when spraying. Cheers, Joe
Would it not be easier to take the fence posts out and paint them? I guess it depends on how heavy they are and what is on the other side of the fence!
The posts are concreted in so no chance....this demo is to show how it can be done in situ, including panels, and is for people that dont have the pysical strength to remove them. I personally take the panels out and spray them unless the posts and bases are being sprayed also.....which is what i did on these, the video is slso on here. Thanks, Joe
Assume you mean remove the panels. Anything more than 4 feet isn't practical and over 5 feet almost impossible to handle without a couple of guys and a ladder.
Hi, yes they are coming out...but for the purpose of this demo I wanted to show how it can be done for people that cannot take them out. Thank you for your comments and stay safe
@@JoeProDecor You too bud. I have those trimco cards, I got this little wooden handle and plastic with it so you can hold it and make a guide as you spray.
Yes they can look great painted, as long as the concrete is stabilised and painted with the correct paint and not just standard fence paint, they can also be long lasting. It would be so much easier to spray them all in together....maybe next time. Take care 👍
@@JoeProDecor I've just sprayed all my fence panels, base boards and posts in a charcoal grey fence stain and the stain has seemed to have worked a treat. Let's just see how long it lasts. Anyway great video!
@@marsdencarl89 I decided to spray the posts and bases today....video timelapse being uploaded now....managed to get the posts and bases stabilised yesterday evening and cracked on this morning....lol......managed to persuade the other half to go with it 👍
@@JoeProDecor good man, it makes it so much easier and faster and gives the concrete a freshen up at the same time. I'll look forward to seeing the video 👍
I agree, it is a bit of a faff masking up....but removing 5 and 6ft panels on your own is also a faff, even more so putting them back in. So I prefer to spray the bases and posts also to prevent all the messing around. The other side is done the same way of course.
Hi Mark, that is the best way to do this, as I have mentioned in other comments, but not everyone has the ability to do that unfortunately... So this is just one way of doing it in that situation. Thank you for your input 👍
The main reason why they ended up getting sprsyed in with the panels...this is just a way of doing them in situ when the posts and bases are not being done.
Too much work? Try lifting a old damp 6x5 panels out of its post oh and make sure there’s no wind. Can always spot a DIY job. How about using concrete grey spray paint then there’s no need to mask up? That was a joke.
I use a length of guttering. Fits perfect
Just about to spray my garden fence. This was very helpful. Thank you.
Brilliant, thanks so much. You have turned my potentially amateur attempt into something that looks professional. Now subscribed .
I’m so glad it was useful 👍
Love it, great video. Very detailed and clear explanation. Thank you.
hey, you are brilliant, you are a PRO!
Nice video, good information, and sound tips , realistic, then most I've noted ✅️ 👍
Great video. I found it really helpful as I have started offering fence painting as an addon to my deck sealing business.👍
I'm glad this has been helpful 👍
Good ideas mate, I didn't think about the lower part with the cardboard
Great demo. Thanks a mill.
I was thinking about lifting the panels out this weekend and spraying them on the floor. Can’t help thinking it would be a much better and easier method… Am I wrong?
It never occurred to me to tape them up, I just use cardboard on posts and boards but always end up with a couple of posts with paint picked up from the cardboard where it gets wet and I forgot to wipe clean. Will try tape this weekend. Cheers
I do same but I just the fence up from the kick board and put a block under in and if I do get odd bit on post just rub it off with sand paper I do 22 panels every 3 years so not really time to be taping up lol
Great video and very helpful, keep them coming "
Cheers colin, stay safe 👍
Excellent video, thank you.
Great work...I see the Gear S3 Frontier there..Mine is still going strong in 2024...the watch is a tank
Spot on sir 😎
Excellent advice, thank you!
Good video mate gotta be careful with that top edge that the paint dont dribble over the neighbours side too if they have different colour.also cordex is better than cardboard lasts forever but needs wiping down after each use😉
Also even with spraying you still need to backbrush it to work it into the grain.sawn timber is too porous to just spray!it will just sit on the surface!and alot of fence paint e.g cuprinol ducksback is to thick to spray coz of the wax content and diluting is defeating the object of water repellent paint 😀
Please could you post a link to items you showed on this video @JoeProDecor. Many thanks for the amazing video
Great video
Realy good tips on this video
Thanks 😉
Great information thank you
I painted my posts with the same paint as the fence .It lasts as long as the stain and looks good.
Yes that is the way forward...lasts even longer if you use masonry paint for both the panels and posts 👍🏻
Nice helpful video, thank you :-)
You're welcome 👍
Awesome video - thanks!
Thank you 👍
I have to paint both the fence and posts. But actually not sure which one should i do first for easier job. Any advice?
No need for all this masking anymore. Check out Fenceprotector based in Llandudno, N Wales. They do a great hard plastic kit that just slides down onto the concrete posts and panels that slide under the panel to protect the base. Just move it along the fence as you go. Saves a lot of time. Wash it clean in soapy water when finished.
Yes I know all about that kit... I designed and made a full kit 20 year's ago.... But did not continue due to already similar pending patents.
Tbh... A lot of sprayers now are just spraying the posts and fencing in the same material, like I ended up doing after this demo. It also looks better imo, and means you can protect the whole lot in a longer lasting product.
I was also going off the idea as time went on tbh, as I didn't see the product taking off too well after doing extensive surveys... Just not enough time saving in using them to justify the cost to most DIY painter's.... It would save me minutes when spraying... But spraying alone would save me hours. And I found that using these Did not work as effectively as tape when spraying.
Cheers, Joe
I have subscribed and liked. Hope it helps. Thanks for spending the time doing this.
Great vid joe very helpful where did you get your clamps from?
Thanks 😁 I think these were from aldi...but I reckon they will sell similar in screwfix ect...👍
wouldn’t it just be easier and more effective in terms of entire panel preservation, to pre-paint the panels, prior to installation?
Yes they come preserved, but they need re-doing every few years, and even more regularly if using standard fence paint.
Cheers, Joe
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Would it not be easier to take the fence posts out and paint them? I guess it depends on how heavy they are and what is on the other side of the fence!
The posts are concreted in so no chance....this demo is to show how it can be done in situ, including panels, and is for people that dont have the pysical strength to remove them.
I personally take the panels out and spray them unless the posts and bases are being sprayed also.....which is what i did on these, the video is slso on here.
Thanks, Joe
@@JoeProDecor Sorry, I mean the panels not posts
God no....
Assume you mean remove the panels. Anything more than 4 feet isn't practical and over 5 feet almost impossible to handle without a couple of guys and a ladder.
With those little panels, surely you can lift them out?
Hi, yes they are coming out...but for the purpose of this demo I wanted to show how it can be done for people that cannot take them out.
Thank you for your comments and stay safe
@@JoeProDecor You too bud. I have those trimco cards, I got this little wooden handle and plastic with it so you can hold it and make a guide as you spray.
Good stuff m8 keep em coming 👍👍
@@ljcooil87 yes me too,comes in very handy
Just paint the concrete same colour. Miserable looking grey concrete. Looks well when painted
Yes Andy 👍 all the posts got coated up the same colour and looks great 👍
In my opinion it looks better if you just spray the concrete posts the same colour as the fence panels
Yes they can look great painted, as long as the concrete is stabilised and painted with the correct paint and not just standard fence paint, they can also be long lasting. It would be so much easier to spray them all in together....maybe next time. Take care 👍
@@JoeProDecor I've just sprayed all my fence panels, base boards and posts in a charcoal grey fence stain and the stain has seemed to have worked a treat. Let's just see how long it lasts. Anyway great video!
Fingers crossed 🤞
All the best, Joe
@@marsdencarl89 I decided to spray the posts and bases today....video timelapse being uploaded now....managed to get the posts and bases stabilised yesterday evening and cracked on this morning....lol......managed to persuade the other half to go with it 👍
@@JoeProDecor good man, it makes it so much easier and faster and gives the concrete a freshen up at the same time. I'll look forward to seeing the video 👍
Phrase of the day??
Like so...
What a faf, just take the panels out. What are you going to do about the other side, ?
I agree, it is a bit of a faff masking up....but removing 5 and 6ft panels on your own is also a faff, even more so putting them back in.
So I prefer to spray the bases and posts also to prevent all the messing around. The other side is done the same way of course.
This is purely a demonstration on how to do it if need be....I actually sprayed all the concrete in too 👍
Just take the panels out
Hi Mark, that is the best way to do this, as I have mentioned in other comments, but not everyone has the ability to do that unfortunately... So this is just one way of doing it in that situation.
Thank you for your input 👍
Too much work
The main reason why they ended up getting sprsyed in with the panels...this is just a way of doing them in situ when the posts and bases are not being done.
Too much work? Try lifting a old damp 6x5 panels out of its post oh and make sure there’s no wind. Can always spot a DIY job. How about using concrete grey spray paint then there’s no need to mask up? That was a joke.