Skip to main content
Stesso

Setting Up Cut-In Buckets with Paint

12:40
18:43
57.8K views

At 12:40 in

How to AIRLESS SPRAYING Prep for Exteriors

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

Prepare a 2-gallon cut-in bucket by filling it with paint (Glidden Premium, in this case). A 4-inch roller, a 3-inch ChinaX brush, and a roller frame are used for applying paint. The paint is poured from a full can into the smaller bucket, and the brushes and roller are placed inside, ready for use. This setup is for 'pre-priming' or applying an additional coat of paint to problem areas, even if it's not a separate primer product.

Goal: Prepare paint and tools for initial rolling and cutting on the house's exterior.

Tools and materials

  • 2-Gallon Cut-In Bucket — Holding a manageable amount of paint for rolling and cutting in
  • 3-Inch ChinaX Brush Wooster — Cutting in edges and applying paint to smaller or detailed areas
  • 4-Inch Roller — Applying paint to larger flat surfaces, especially for pre-priming
  • Glidden Premium Paint Glidden — The base coat for pre-priming problem areas of the house

What they say

Hide

cut in bucket now [Music] so i'll walk you over and we'll go take a look at what it looks like to start to um you know what i call just pre-prime the house and it's this is pain it's not primer but it's just adding an additional coat of bait coat of paint and areas that are typically problem areas areas that get a lot of moisture and sun damage etc so here we go let's take a look at that

Auto-generated from the video audio.