10 Steps Painting A Room FAST and EASY

How to paint a room very fast. 10 steps to painting a room in 20 minutes. This is how we paint fast. Professional painting secrets.

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[philipmendisco]

Finally. A profesional painter who made a video geared towards a homeowner or an newbie. All these other guys are posting clips where they are using 18 inch rollers over floors covered with rosin paper or chip board.
In been a painter for 36 years. The steps you described along with the tools you recommend are perfect. Well-done

[spdracer]

I love how well you explained the whole process. I feel confident enough to do it myself. You got yourself a subscriber, thank you sir!

[stevedale]

I am so ready to take this on! I am 62 and I just recently decided to give all my rooms a budget friendly makeover and update my house. And now, I definitely want to paint the rooms first before I start decorating! I had beck surgery quite a few years ago, but it left me with a very sore neck, so I will be a little slower at painting, but I will do it! Thank you for motivating me, really you have no idea how much you have motivated me! Thank you, thank you! Debbie

[claytonwolf]

I'm half convinced I just watched John Cena teach me how to paint.

[choimdachoim]

From personal experience I would add four more pieces of advice: 1. Always have the client move their furniture. One client accused me of damaging a display-cabinet's contents and I never ever moved another piece of furniture for any client again. If they don't like that, you don't need that job. 2. Have the client buy and deliver the paint. There can be no discussion about "That's not the color I wanted." 3. Video every square foot of the job before and after so there can never be any discussion about the job quality. 4. Always and I mean always get the job-description and particulars in writing, signed and dated by the client. Absolutely get any change-orders written, signed and dated. Believe me, some clients have bad memories but some actually are out to screw any and all contractors. They think you charge too much so they want something for free. My last big client was dealing with dozens of properties and in his old-age couldn't remember what he told me day to day. He was a good guy but he was failing mentally. Having everything in writing saved me a lot of arguing. Painting, as presented in this presentation is a simple and pleasant occupation. Preparation is absolute key and taking your time is equally important. Never rush.

[carmelnoel]

very thankful and the philippians verse was a blessing. thank you

[JohnGodwin]

I love watching this guy paint, I don't know why, but watching him rock that 4 inch roller is like meditation. I'd watch an hour video of him just cutting in.

[joelellett]

So I'm 26 and new to painting. I just started for a company that has me inside and outside I enjoy it but I don't or didn't feel like I could be very proficient. Thanks to the Idaho painter I believe in my skills more and learned some valuable tips from these videos! Hey I needed this and I will continue watching, thank you so much!

[mijuajua]

I just realized I’d rather work an extra shift and pay someone to paint my room LOL and thank you and mr. Paint Man for making a great video!;)

[Elegance_naturalle]

This is so helpful. The scripture was even more helpful! And right on time. Philippians 4:8 ❤

[hooperv]

You're my go-to guy on anything about painting. I have watched many videos over many years. And I've learned quite a bit.
But, I always patch walls before I do anything else. That way it's dry and ready when everything else is done and the room is ready for painting.
Also, I don't allow anyone to open a can of paint before they have a clean, wet, white rag. That way if there are any mishaps, Then you have a wet rag in a second. So as to not allow any spills, drips, or anything to have time to start drying.
Also, I always wet my brushes then slap out the excess water. This way they clean up easier.

Keep up the great videos I study them a lot.

[PatriotsOfWash]

This guy is a professional. An expert at his trade.

[chloekeene]

Thank you for this informative video! I'm moving into a new apartment, and I'm really considering painting my bedroom. This was really helpful in realistically getting a feel for the work that would go into painting a room on my own.

[mbruce]

This was a really good video. This was about as quick as you can make a thorough video on something. I'll be rewatching this a few times before I repaint my house. Thanks.

[BTriumph]

Thank you for your videos brother. Helping others learned how to fish. God Bless You and all those around. From Tucson Arizona.

[frederickwagner]

So how long did this whole process take you including washing your painting material, etc ?

[kamotekonleche]

Im a pro Painter thanks to you.
Never have a complaint about my job, god bless

[azzkikn]

Apprentice painter here these tips really helped out a lot. Thank you !

[gatecampsrus]

Pro tip: put the screws from the outlet/switch plates back into the holes.

Saves you tons of time trying to figure out the size of the screws and you’ll never misplace a screw again.

Sometimes the different plates have different size screws.

[turbobean]

Great process video, thanks! Need advice for OLD SMOKE ODOR LEAKING THROUGH 1.5 YR OLD PAINT JOB - We bought a duplex 2 years ago and live in one side. Got the interior painted before moving in, and after 1.5 years during a very humid fall the place is getting worse week by week and we are both noticing health effects from third hand smoke. The air purifier's filter is even getting blackened from it, and the walls and clothes hanging in closets smell like cigarettes. We're looking at repainting the whole interior ourselves but *really* want to make sure we're doing it right. What products to use? The first job was bargain basement and he used crappy primer, crappy ceiling paint, and decent wall enamel. Will Kilz water based primer be enough, or are there other odor sealing layers necessary? Thanks for everything, your channel is now my go-to for painting!