Assess and Gather Tools

all right so i'm going to get ready to work on this door jamb this is basically a brick mold door jamb and also brick mold trim around this window and obviously you know the customer can just tear it all out and replace it but not every customer has the budget to do so and they asked me to try to do the best i could with the tools that i have and the products i have so i'm going to be using uh zinzer product right here zinzer peel stop triple thick and this stuff is an amazing product and what it's gonna do it's gonna help feather out rough edges it's gonna prime over bare wood it's gonna fill gaps and cracks and then it's going to make it look a lot better for my top coat so i'm going to show you how i go about sanding i like using a wagner paint eater because it doesn't get clogged up and it sands and grinds really really fast my favorite grinder right there i'm also going to be brushing on my peel stop with a riverdale brush i like chinex bristle brushes because they um primers and stuff like that today it's really hot outside paints primers have a tendency to dry and your brush is really fast they clean off really easy if you use a chinex bristle brush and the riverdale is the exterior brush that i always paint with and i'm going to be using a linbite scraper to do on any type of scraping this is a it's a carbide scraper extremely sharp carbide scraper absolutely amazing tool might be using my five in one on some stuff i'll be caulking with tower urethane um acrylic urethane caulking when i get ready to do the caulking but i'm gonna sand prime and then so let's get to work now restoring this door jamb