@idahopainter question…when
masking on op of carpet with paper and 20-20 tape… you mentioned you
spray then pull. Im thinking of doing this method , but with new
trim..so i would prime first..what do u do when u prime first..you cant
pull tape..and because needs final coat.
Chris you seem like a genuinely good person. It would’ve been an honor to apprentice under you rather than those asshats who taught me. Keep doing what you do big guy. Guys like you are the reason people should respect this trade just as much as every other.
Wow that was good
What’s the “2020” for in the 1” tape? Does anyone know? He mentioned it in the video at 5:35? Thanks guys.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Stuff the drop cloth under neath. The overspray will blow underneath the loose drop cloth and send overspray all over underneath
Do you ever apply clear caulking to the gap between a hardwood floor and the baseboard? I have a visible gap, and I'm wondering if that's a good idea.
Thank you very much. I learn a lot from you👍👍👍👌👌👌✌️
Hey Chris when you cover hardwood floors with frog tape do you mount the tape a bit on the baseboard or do you put it on the floor really close to the baseboards?
Awesome i like how you repeat the tape and paper! went into home depot and theres 100's of tape!
I switched from green to blue it's a little easier on the pockets but I run my tape the have my guys run a damp rag to get that edge to gel ahead of the paint makes for beautiful lines and way less clean up paint life babyyy
Can you do a more detailed video of applying the frog tape to the base boards? I recently painted my baseboards with your technique and I had a about a 1mm line at my base board where the paint got on my LVP flooring. I’m guessing the tape shrunk after getting wet? Fortunately, I was able to scrape it off but would like to avoid it next time! I tried “pre wetting” in a few spots with a damp cloth to activate the polymer on the tape. That seemed to work better but hard to say. In some of your videos it looks like you’re overlapping the tape on the baseboards from the floor? Doesn’t that leave part of your baseboard un painted and look bad?
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@idahopainter question…when
masking on op of carpet with paper and 20-20 tape… you mentioned you
spray then pull. Im thinking of doing this method , but with new
trim..so i would prime first..what do u do when u prime first..you cant
pull tape..and because needs final coat.
Chris you seem like a genuinely good person. It would’ve been an honor to apprentice under you rather than those asshats who taught me. Keep doing what you do big guy. Guys like you are the reason people should respect this trade just as much as every other.
Wow that was good
What’s the “2020” for in the 1” tape? Does anyone know? He mentioned it in the video at 5:35? Thanks guys.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Stuff the drop cloth under neath. The overspray will blow underneath the loose drop cloth and send overspray all over underneath
Do you ever apply clear caulking to the gap between a hardwood floor and the baseboard? I have a visible gap, and I'm wondering if that's a good idea.
Thank you very much. I learn a lot from you👍👍👍👌👌👌✌️
Hey Chris when you cover hardwood floors with frog tape do you mount the tape a bit on the baseboard or do you put it on the floor really close to the baseboards?
Awesome i like how you repeat the tape and paper! went into home depot and theres 100's of tape!
I switched from green to blue it's a little easier on the pockets but I run my tape the have my guys run a damp rag to get that edge to gel ahead of the paint makes for beautiful lines and way less clean up paint life babyyy
Can you do a more detailed video of applying the frog tape to the base boards? I recently painted my baseboards with your technique and I had a about a 1mm line at my base board where the paint got on my LVP flooring. I’m guessing the tape shrunk after getting wet? Fortunately, I was able to scrape it off but would like to avoid it next time! I tried “pre wetting” in a few spots with a damp cloth to activate the polymer on the tape. That seemed to work better but hard to say. In some of your videos it looks like you’re overlapping the tape on the baseboards from the floor? Doesn’t that leave part of your baseboard un painted and look bad?