Re-paint Steps...How Do You Other Pros Do It?

 
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Old 04-23-2009, 11:07 PM   #61
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easy hillbilly,

i thought we put this to bed yesterday.

before you get all crazy patting yourself on the back, 2 man days in one room is nothing spectacular.

besides, i call BS on 2 counts-
1) Did you really apply 3 coats on the base in 12 minutes?
2) No splatter or fine sprinkle on your base?

on a one day rush job, I would have to cut in the trim too but i dont like doing it that way.

have fun french kissing your cousin Jed
I dont think I said 3 coats in 12 min. I think I said 12 min for a coat but I guess us hillbilly's expect people in Chicago to know how to read. Call bull**** all you want, I didnt see any spinkle anywhere I guess Im just a pimp like that. Besides I am 3 coating the base anyways and NO it doesnt leave big bumps you crazy ass "prima donnas"

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Old 04-24-2009, 05:05 PM   #62
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Re: Re-paint Steps...How Do You Other Pros Do It?


If you refer back to your initial response, you said that you painted the base in 12 minutes. You stated later in said response that you 3 coated the base.

I used my powers of deduction and figured that you 3 coated the base because you wrote that you did.

Pimp, I can read just fine. You do, however, struggle to express yourself through the written word.

Cap, you have your way and you make good time at it. I have my way and also make good time at it.

ps. In this equation, would the primma donna be the one who masks his base off when possible, or the one who brags about freehanding it?
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Old 04-26-2009, 07:14 PM   #63
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I never realized painters were so feisty! I just put in 500 lf crown molding and other trim upgrades in a 2200 sq. ft. home. The painter they hired is apparently "top drawer". He started prep work, just as we were finishing up. He sanded every inch of all the walls with a 5" palm sander. I was impressed how smooth the walls came out. We usually just use a pole sander. But his way produced a superior job. Oh, and he doesn't tape anything, his cut work was flawless, and did the baseboards last. As a side bar, he uses Sico paint, seems real good.
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Old 04-29-2009, 08:48 AM   #64
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Tape makes a mess..the only time I use tape is when Im masking a job and getting it ready to spray!!
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"To tape or not to tape - that is the question."
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"To tape or not to tape - that is the question."
Coke or Pepsi
Burger King or McDonald's
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Those are questions...
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