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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project provides a comprehensive guide to cleaning and storing painting tools, specifically brushes and rollers, along with the staining machine itself. The method emphasizes using non-drying oil to preserve tools and details the steps for removing, wringing out, and storing roller sleeves, followed by draining and wiping down the machine for efficient cleanup and tool longevity.

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So, people ask me about, you know, the cleanup. All my brushes and rollers, I just put them in a bucket. It's a non-drying oil. So, the rollers, I'll show you the rollers. The roller system, it just the whole thing comes out. And then the roller is going to come right off that sleeve. >> Bottom one. I'm going to put on um some latex gloves and I'm just going to ring them out. >> You can store them in a the machine if you want. I like just taking them out and just keeping them in a bucket. So again, it's a um non-drying oil that will not spontaneously combust. Once I get it off, everything's drained out of the machine. I'm just gonna wipe the machine down with um a rag and then wipe it down with crocodile floss.

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