Painting Cinder Block Walls and Extension Poles

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The presenter continues painting a different wall, which is a cinder block surface. He points out that interfed rollers are available with different nap sizes, such as 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch, with the 1/2 inch being better suited for rough surfaces like block walls to ensure adequate coverage within the texture. He also demonstrates the use of multiple extension poles, allowing him to paint high walls without needing a ladder. He emphasizes that increased versatility (e.g., combining extension poles) further enhances efficiency and reduces physical strain.

Goal: Demonstrate painting a textured surface and using multiple extension poles for reach.

Tools and materials

1/2 inch Roller Covers — Providing better coverage on textured surfaces
3/8 inch Roller Covers — Standard roller covers
Extension Poles — Extending the reach of the roller
Titan Interfed Roller Titan — Applying paint to the block wall

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of spraying and holding down the trigger at all times there's no dead bad need at all it's a really key feature with the titan 3000 elite so i'm going to turn it on start rolling again so i'm just rolling a block wall with the inner bed roller here once again you can make this thing even more versatile by attaching more than one extension pole so this pole this is a three foot pole and i can um i can hook on as many as i can handle i've actually put on four three foot poles before so i wouldn't even have to get on a ladder um the only reason i don't have a second pole hooked up right now is i was just testing this thing out i was testing out the titan 3000 elite um sprayer and so i just hooked up one pole you usually i have a dedicated sprayer for um and this the block wall right here there's the interfet roller you can ha they have 3 8 inch roller covers and they got half inch roller covers and a half inch definitely would be a better option for the a block wall but i've also got a smooth wall over here and an orange peeled textured wall so um so this is actually more versatile i only got this one short wall here that's concrete block cinder block is what it is do notice you have said it that this green sheen paint it dries really fast um it's got a satin sheen to it so it's a pretty like consistent with most of the exterior paints i use sheen wise um uh you know it's that's a good question so the the smell of this product is really odd um i've smelled the smell before and you see where i've smelled this smell is paints that have mildew now that doesn't mean it has mildew in it it's just i've smelled that smell before when i've seen mildew and paint i believe green sheen told me when i was there watching this paint being made that they put a mildicide in the paint but i never saw that happen so i can't verify that so i would think you would have to put a mildest in there to kill any paint that came in that got boxed that had mildew in it um and i'm maybe it wouldn't change the odor of the paint just by putting a mildicide in it not a chemist or a paint manufacturing

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