Benjamin Moore Advance Review - Paint Baseboards with Uneven Paint Sheen - Zinsser Peel Stop
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- Benjamin Moore Advance Review - Paint Baseboards with Uneven Paint Sheen - Zinsser Peel Stop
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In this painting video, I show you the Tips and Tricks for BEGINNERS to paint with Benjamin Moore Advance Waterborne Interior Alkyd. The baseboards where previously touched up with a flat or Matte sheen paint, that would cause a lot of surface friction or Paint Drag when trying to apply the Advance Paint. So I spot prime those FLAT SHEEN areas of the baseboard with Zinsser Peel Stop Triple thick primer. This allows me to glide over the surface and experience very little paint drag or Surface Friction.
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Dude has some legit cutting skills, nice work Sir.
Thanks Steve!
Always nice watching you paint, Russ. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks!
I am always amazed how guys like this can paint right over that nice floor no drop cloth, cut in the top by the wall cut in the bottom near floor never a drop on anything, what a skill
Thanks JJ!
Great info. I am planning refinishing my cabinets with this product. I hope you don't mind me saying, I admire you doing your videos. My husband stutters and has struggled with it professionally, but he has persisted and not let it stop him to great success. It takes guts to do what you do here. Awesome and thank you for your info.
Hello
Thank for sharing your experience! It means a lot to me! Your words of encouragement are a blessing! Please let me know how you make out with your cabinets?
Russ
Been on a nonstop binge of all ur videos!! :)
In the future, could u please do a video on how to clean ur paint brushes and rollers? Especially when using certain primers and paints that are harder to clean then with just water. Thanks!! :)
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Nice vid Russ , i like using the peelstop , has lot's of uses.
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Thank you! Do you use the Peel Stop Thick or just the normal Peel Stop?
Russ
I prefer Krud Kutter for cleaning. I do use Kelan Strip on cabinets.
Nice!
Great information and thank you Russ.
Thanks Jack!
Terrific video, Russ. I think it's especially helpful to have you show how to correct mistakes (likely made by a DIYer). Would you recommend the Peel Stop for priming previously-painted kitchen cabinets? Do you think it would help block grain?
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Only if it’s going over latex paint. It doesn’t cover great. It ensures a sealed surface that you can glide across with a brush or roller and allows extended hold out time allowing the paint to level out more!
Russ
Awesome video!
Thank You!
I used Advannce on our kitchen cabinets. It’s a really nice, durable paint that levels beautifully. I would like to use it on my baseboards but my house is old and the baseboards are not at all smooth. We scraped and sanded them but they are still quite rough and patchy. My huband used zinsser 123 primer on them which is very flat. Can I use the Advance semi-gloss over that? Also have a room with new baseboards that were installed with factory primed wood. How should I approach cleaning them and subsequently painting them and will Advance be Ok for those too? Thanks for any advice.
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Thanks for sharing that! Yes, the Bulls Eye primer works great as a underbody. If the baseboards are not in good shape, I would suggest lowering the sheen from a Semi- Gloss to a Satin sheen. As for the New Pre Primed base boards, don't try to use the Advance on top of that. It will not spread easily. Prime the New Pre-Primed baseboards with the Zinsser Bulls Eye first. This seals the baseboard so that when you apply the advance, the advance will not get sucked into he surface.
Great video! How about 1-2-3 as a primer? Raw 1/4 round and repainting over old satin latex baseboards/door/window trims.
Yes the Bullseye is a great primer, and you won’t get any paint drag!
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow Great, thanks!Yeah, I love Bullseye. The entire Zinsser line is fantastic.
Yes have u tried the BIN Synthetic?
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow No! Just looked it up. At this very moment I'm using the BIN shellac primer stain blocker but I've never heard of the advanced synthetic. Almost the same can.
@bryenlink what are you priming with BIN?
Russ, First, I noticed that this video is running at 720p and for over 33 minutes. It is a great quality picture.
Second, I don't trust myself to cut into my dark stained baseboard and so I will be using my Zenith Trim Puller to "slightly" remove the top of the molding about an eighth inch from the wall. I was going to tape the molding at the top but I think that pulling it away a bit from the wall will make the job easier, at least for me. I can always brad or pin nail the molding back into place if need be. I wish I had your skill and experience.
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Give the video a few more hours and it should update to 4K. If you do that that should be fine, but the top edge won’t be caulked to the wall. It’s just a personal preference!
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow I'm happy with the 720. My monitor will only do 1080 so 4k doesn't matter to me anyway and 1080 would save you hassling with parts 2 and 3 AND 4.
Oh ok. Thanks!
I just checked and it’s in 4K.
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow I have no doubt that it is 4k... ON YOUR END.
ON MY END it is being presented by YT in 720p. I'll bet this is the same for the most of your viewers except those on their couch, eating popcorn and watching your videos on a big screen, 4k TV.
I'll just say this bluntly... I think you are wasting RAM and storage space, (and losing the ability to produce one video instead of having to break up that video into several segments), by filming in such a high definition/resolution format. As I said earlier, the 720p format that YT is providing me on my end is PLENTY clear and plenty good enough. I use a 28 inch monitor.
I am just suggesting that you don't need to bother with major motion picture type 4k. You are not filming a Star Wars sequel. Try 1080p a few times and save yourself some editing hassles and those huge big files.
Hello! I was suggested this product for trims as well. Have you seen how those trims looks after a couple of years? Are they slightly loosing the bright white becoming a little beige looking or tend to be more yellowish over the time? Thank you!
I have read that it does yellow, but I haven’t noticed even after a few years!
Then what should I use on new pre primed baseboards?
There are many primers to use to cut the surface friction if you are brushing over that flat white coating!
So IF I prime wood kitchen cabinets you say I can not use Advance for my top coat >?
What primer are u going to use?
Something like Zinnzor basic primer. Ihave used Hybrids before like S Williams Emerald Urathgayne. never had an issue painting over primer. @@RussOlinatzPaintShow
That is awesome paint….Benjamin Moore definitely the best….did you ever try Benjamin Moore satin impervo for baseboards?
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Yes, what do you like about that paint?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow it’s oil based and it doesn’t dry quick alloying you to lay it out nicely for a mirror finish
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Yes, I used that also. Have you tried the water based Satin Impervo?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow yes the green label
@@cwrowe I like to add Floetrol to latex paints (using the Behr Dynasty now) makes latex perform like oil when painting
Would you still recommend using the zinsser primer on already primed new baseboards?
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Yes that will help cut the surface friction! I also use Roman RX-35. It goes on easy and seals the surface. I have a video of doing a pre-primed door that way!
Russ
Russ, is there documentation from BM regarding the primer sheen and the paint sucking up into the surface? Ive been having trouble with this paint since day one laying it on top of INSL-X STIX. Is this a compatible primer for this paint?
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Thank you for your concerns! What is your problem laying it over STIX?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow The paint never levels properly. Always leaves brush marks or if using a roller orange peel. When people say it levels out to a near sprayed finish, do they really mean that? I painted a piece of poplar trim primed with STIX sanded smooth and flat with 220. The paint never leveled out and dried to the touch in 20 mins leaving slight orange peel from a woven roller. Same happens with a brush leaving brush marks.
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It will always leave slight brush strokes or slight roller marks. The question is “How Much”. You have to work fast with this paint! What type of brush are you using and what size and nap roller sleeve are you using?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow Wooster Pro Nylon/Poly. But Ive also used Chinex, Tynex, Trylox. For rollers I tried microfiber, woven, foam, velour and a few others. But its literally drying to the touch in 20-30 mins preventing the paint from doing its job of leveling out. Painting in a 65° room.
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Ok thanks for that info! I use the microfiber rollers. Yes, it does dry quicker than it says on the can. The temperature of the room also is important. I see that you said you applied it in 65 degree room temperature which is perfect. You have to work fast with stuff. I will do a video for you on this doing a door. Have you done a door with this stuff?
Russ
Do you think the BM need to be thinned for spraying?
No you can’t thin this paint!
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow really? I watched another guy and he said to thin it 10% before spraying. But thank you for the quick reply, great video and y subscribed.
Thinning is unnecessary but I guess to spray it u might have too. There isn’t a extender that you can buy to thin it with. And adding water will make it sag or drip more. This paint will drag if you use it over a flat paint!
I used this paint in an HVLP sprayer for our kitchen cabinets and I thinned it with water. Cabinets came out beautiful. 🤷🏼♀️
Hi Sarah
Nice! What did you prime it with?
Russ
What brushes and rollers do you recommend with this paint
Hi Chris
I use a 1/4 nap microfiber roller and a 1 1/2 inch brush.
Russ
Do you use a latex brush or a brush for oil
Hi Chris-
I use a brush for latex paint with this paint. What are you painting over with the Benjamin Moore Advance?
Russ
Just curious at what type of brush you use I'm just painting pre-painted trim and doors
Hi Chris
I use a 1 1/2 inch Corona Excalibur Chinex bristle brush. Here is a video of me doing the 2nd coat on a door using advance paint. I use the roller to take away the brush strokes. My new videos deal with the advance paint on cabinets. But here is the door video. czcams.com/video/w7obXvsvqQw/video.html
How is brush clean up with advance paint ? Does soapy water do a good job or do you have to use a mineral spirits rinse like with sherwin williams Emerald trim paint?? Thanks
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Thanks for your question! Soap water Clean up! No mineral spirits!
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow thanks! That will be nice because I'm a stickler for taking care of my brushes and I've noticed that Emerald will leave the brush bristles stiff even though it's water based If I don't do a mineral rinse.
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That is provided that you keep the paint on the lower end of the bristles and clean your brush after at least 4 hours from starting and not getting any paint in the stock of the brush or where the bristles meet the metal.
Otherwise, it’s water clean up!