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Apply Second Coat of White Paint

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Painting The Abandoned House. Neighbors had problem! (EP.12)

What happens here

Continue painting the remaining sections of the house and garage with the first coat of white paint. Once the initial coat has dried, apply a second, thin coat to all areas. This ensures complete coverage, eliminates any visible streaks or 'street marks' from the first application, and enhances the durability and finish of the paint. Maintain steady, overlapping passes with the sprayer for a smooth, professional look. This step also covers the decision to use white paint instead of the originally planned black, to avoid potential heat absorption issues and visual impact on the house's perceived size.

Goal: The second coat of white paint is applied to the entire siding, covering any remaining 'street marks' and ensuring a uniform, durable finish across the house, garage, and other exterior walls.

Tools and materials

  • 515 Paint Tip
  • Drop cloths/tarps
  • Paint Sprayer Extension Wand
  • Sherwin Williams SuperPaint
  • Wagner 170 Airless Paint Sprayer

What they say

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thank you [Music] so first coat is on on the front here we're gonna start moving on towards the garage I am seeing some stuff kind of start drying up already and by the looks of it you can kind of see some almost like Street marks like it needs another coat from my experience from buying expensive paint usually it's like a one coat and done but I'm not gonna jump the gun and start adding another coat there I'm going to let it cure and then once I'm done at the back of the house I'll come back forward here and uh might be convinced otherwise maybe we'll have to put another coat although this one looks great so far we'll see we'll just see all right [Music] this might be dangerous only one way to find out [Music] after this I'm Shady dude uh I have to do some shady don't try this at home kids I really hope my wife doesn't see this part so the funny thing is our original paint color that Irene and I came up with we wanted to make it like stand out something completely different nothing that we've ever done before and we agreed on doing it black and the house was we were afraid the house would look smaller but when we had the tar paper it looks just fine it actually looked cooler black so we agreed on doing black with white trim and then like natural wood shutters a lot of greenery up front and we've had such a great idea but then my neighbor came over and they're the sweetest couple in the world they're like please please don't Paint It Black make this house and this street look cute so here we are and fortunately they said that that last house was brown and it faded all the time the house got hotter so um they basically baked not to paint it so here we are a little bit less maintenance what do you guys think about that what do you think of how black with white trim and natural wood tones would look I think look cool oh almost forgot speaking of color the color I'm going with it's called sushugi White from Sherwin-Williams in a satin our house in my main house it's that's the color and we had three different neighbors walk by and asked what's what's the name of these colors so long story short six months later three houses in my neighborhood are painted this color [Applause] [Music] thank you this is one of those silly things but I can't recommend this enough if you're going to get a spray like this get this little extension one it's about 10 inches longer you might not think it's a lot because you can have a long one for like ceilings but the reality is is…

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