How To Painting A House. Tips Painting The Outside Of A House. DIY house painting tips.

here we go ladies and gentlemen guys ready to start the season this is Chris the Ido painter we're starting our first ex year repaint for the season and we got some cool weather outside and a good option to start the season with we're going to be using Sher Williams resilience and it's a paint that after an hour it becomes water resistant so this time of the year the weather can be a little bit fickle it's pretty cool outside so it dries pretty fast it's a really good option for the beginning of the season for our exterior repaint so here we go we got this exterior outside and we're going to start painting it using Sher Williams resilience this is this is take two we got Johnny over here oh John's off the sprayer now John's the spray man and we got Zach that just passed us by right here he's our downspout technician John's doing when he's doing the back rolling right now getting ready to spray and gol's hiding on the other side of the fence you'll hear him he'll be coming by here pretty soon first exterior of the Season hopefully you enjoy it hey a lot of times out there I'm talking about my tools that I'm using or some of the accessories out there on my videos and you could actually go purchase a lot of those tools and accessories at my Amazon store at my website www. VI Idaho painter.com you go check out my tool store I do get a little bit of a kickback from it it does help making these free videos for you out there and a lot of the times those tools you can actually purchase them a lot cheaper than you can purchase at a local paint store or local hardware store so go visit my Amazon store and help me out and purchase some of my accessories and tools got a quick and simple tip for you and that's prior we got our sprayer going around spraying the body of the house he's going One Direction I move in the other direction we always like to to put a first coat of paint on all of our corner boards and about 6 in to 12 in from the bottom of the house cuz that's where it takes the most weather damage water coming off the house water splashing up from rain and so forth so we like to give that a first good code of paint the I'm going before and ahead of the sprayer about 15 minutes before him he's coming behind it'll actually almost be dry by the time he's hitting it so um just a quick and simple tip given a good extra coat of paint on your corner boards and all your trim boards up as high you can reach gotone around got all the prep work on the house the day before it's nice cool day in February we're like February 9th now we're actually spraying the body got John up top boards well you scared to be on camera got Zach Mas getting stuff massed ahead of John spray it's going to be the first exterior for the season should take you know the one day to do it we got it power washed one day prepped another day should just take today to paint it got three back here in the back masking and spraying the exterior uh yeah John we're going have to call Ocean John spouts taken down we painting the down spouts the body color of the house we're spraying the gables up here on the roof just cruising right along painting this exterior got our two Vans here a crew of four guys working away back in the office after a Long Day's Work doing exer repaints answered a lot of questions from my YouTube subscribers here and I got a question from Al Al Green and he's asking a question on my video on spackle and Al's asking does light does lightweight joint compound work and lightweight joint compound can work to actually fill a hole versus a spackle but spackle are designed to dry fast and not shrink and a joint compound is going to dry extremely slow it's going to could take up to a day or more to dry and it typically will shrink and you got to put multiple coats so it's extremely inconvenience for a painter so yes in a pinch you could use it but I would recommend using a um good quality spackle for patching holes hopefully that answers your question Al so got to get back to answering more