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Painting HIGH Ceilings. How to paint hard to reach areas. Painting with a brush holder.

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What happens here

The project is complete with the ceiling around the fan neatly painted. The presenter summarizes the key tools used: a 2-gallon cut-in bucket, a 2.5-inch angled sash brush, a 4-inch roller with a 3/8-inch nap, a 1-gallon bucket screen, an adjustable brush holder, and a 4- to 8-foot extension pole (specifically noting a 'Pin Lock' brand pole). He assures viewers that these tools can be found in the video description or on his tool store website.

Goal: Summarize the completed project and the tools effectively used.

Tools and materials

1-gallon Bucket Screen Unspecified — Wringing out excess paint
2-gallon Cut-in Bucket Unspecified — Holding paint
2.5-inch Angled Sash Brush Unspecified — Precision cutting in
3/8-inch Nap Roller Cover Unspecified — Applying paint
4- to 8-foot Extension Pole Pin Lock — Extending reach
4-inch Roller Unspecified — Rolling paint
Brush Holder Unspecified — Holding the brush on the pole

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There you have it. Just cutting around high ceiling lights with using an extension pole and some simple tools. We just got our cutin bucket that we use a typical cutin bucket. That's a 2gallon bucket. We had just a 2 and 1/2 in angled sash brush. We use we used a 4 in roller with a 3/8 in nap. And then we had a onegon bucket screen in that bucket. Then we just used our 4 to 8 ft extension pole. And then we used our brush holder that goes on our extension pole. And then a 10ft ladder. All these tools that you're actually seeing that we're using in the video, you can find them in my video descriptions or you can actually find them in my tool store on my website, the idaho painter.com. Hopefully you've enjoyed this video and we'll see you on the next video.

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