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Addressing Paint Odor and Continued Application

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Rolling Walls FAST with a Power Roller! Recycled Paint Reviewed.

What happens here

While painting, the presenter discusses the unusual, mildew-like odor of the GreenSheen paint. He notes that although he didn't witness mildewcide being added during paint production, the smell is reminiscent of paints that contain it. He implies that the company might add mildewcide to address potential issues with recycled paints. He also briefly highlights the use of a ladder for reaching higher sections of the wall, emphasizing the ease of rolling without needing to constantly get down to reload. The combination of the interfed roller and optional extension poles and ladder greatly reduces overall physical strain on large projects.

Goal: Continue applying paint efficiently while discussing specific paint characteristics.

Tools and materials

  • Extension Poles — Extending the reach of the roller
  • Ladder Werner — Reaching higher sections of the wall
  • Titan Interfed Roller Titan — Applying paint
  • GreenSheen Eco-Friendly Paint GreenSheen — The paint being applied
  • Paint Sensations Additive — To add a pleasant scent to paint
  • Vanilla Extract — To neutralize strong paint odors

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not a chemist or a paint manufacturing expert so i'm not really sure on that one but you can see i'm continuing to like just roll right along here talk have a conversation making painting just extremely effortless with this inner fed roller the covers i typically don't clean them out i usually just throw them away i think they're somewhere um you'd think i would know because we actually sell i absolutely love this product so much we sell it in our store our website is idahopainter.com that takes you directly to our store but you know if you're in the business as a professional painter there's no professional painter that should not have one of these tools if you do any type of interior painting i think the initial investment's going to be around you know 375 or so but that will literally pay for itself on the very first full interior you do because you're going to be painting so much faster you're gonna be able to move on to the next job quicker just make more money and once again you're gonna be able to go home have more energy at the end of the day to do the things that you want to do i like to work out ride race bikes so i want to pay lazy i want to make painting easy i want it to be fast i want it to be efficient and i want it to make me money and any tool that's going to do that is a tool that i'm going to put in my vehicle so now that's um you know one of my big questions about green sheen paint was you know is this paint um how are you gonna get the same color you know if you run out um you know halfway through the job um they do have it in batches and it's got batch numbers on it and stuff i know i've seen um batches that were mixed you know three months apart and they were so close i couldn't even tell um from my naked eye but and still um if you touched up something in the middle of a wall is the sheen gonna be the same because how do you how do you guarantee the sheen is gonna be the same and consistent also from batch of a batch but once again this is a product there's a time and a place for everything and i think something like this a commercial job interior commercial job where color is not critical you got a lot of inconsistent um substrates you're painting on where you won't see um and touch-ups and stuff like that there's gonna be racking covering all that probably 80 percent of the wall space and it's a matter of just getting a basic wall color on here also some of the walls these this is just a base coat for our metallic finish that…

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