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toothpaste ... you just answered my question.

Paul is straight JACKED, man! Those ladder stabilizer things are wonderful. I don't mind heights but I absolutely loathe ladders.

Great useful video. I can't wait to see other tutorials you produce. You have a new subscriber.

So glad I saw this. I have been taking with SW about this particular product. The price was a concern plus how this product would touch up. I’m sold now that I have seen how versatile it is. Plus the dry time is very important. Thanks

That ladder thing is so cool, I’m always afraid to go up on the ladder because I know I have to come down eventually, but with this I’d feel safer, what a great invention!

great video.

Just built an outside bar, poured epoxy at precisely the proper temp OUTSIDE, knowing i havent seen an outdoor example, built a plastic cover over it for protection, of course during the cure, a few bugs or debree landed in it, its only 1/8 to shy 1/4 deep..im at the limit of adding More epoxy and risking spill over..just have a few spots that cured before it settled (from bugs) having fans keeping the temp down helped and hindered...this video will help have the confidence to fix those spots thanks alot

Would you please provide a little more Clarity regarding how do you prepare the roller for dry rolling? When you show the process the roller clearly has some paint on it. Do you actually start the process with a totally dry roller nap? If there is actually paint on the roller, how is this process different than actually applying the paint with a roller? Thank you!

did you prime first?

I wish I was the winner

Thanks a lot, really helped me a lot trying to fix my truck without help as a 16 year old.

Your attention to detail is what separates you from all other repairmen. I’m the same way when it comes to repairing anything from cars to electronics to panels… Keep up the excellent work! 👍🏽 👍🏽

Thank you for an awesome instructional video! I have a cabinet job coming up and plan on using your technique. Great job!

How to replace the edge like the angle fascia corner of your house?

Great work

Do you silicone onto the wood under the glass too? Does the silicone stick to the wood? Do you need to use glazing points?

Thank you sir. Always willing to listen. Looks great!

Super helpful, thanks! And I love the tool innovation!

I would had replaced the sub-facia damaged by termites too.

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Thank you! The foam rollers are junk! Tons of air bubbles. Switched to the paint and dry roll method shown and the rest is history.

You’re a lifesaver

Would love to have that ladder extension for my home ladder. How can I get one. Does the guy offer Veterans discounts? Thank you!

Haha not complicated to someone who’s done it 1000 times haha

Excellent! I made my shed roof from scratch but didn't know this for my walls! LOL

I like the idea, BUTTTT, how will that double stick tape hold up to Florida sun?

Thanks!

Been in the trades 23 years and never made the connection. I feel so dumb right now 😂

all your 2x4 line up perfectly on full length . how did you do that? ever timber i bought from home depot and lowes do not line up on long side edge

I used the "roll & tip" method to paint my flat-sided camping trailer, using Interlux Brightsides 1-part polyurethane paint. It came out smooth. Long used in painting boats. The paint "self-levels". I didn't get runs on horizontal surfaces if I ended with diagonal swipes. I used a 9" foam roller, following it by a swipe of a dense foam brush, held at 45 deg to "pop the bubbles". Some have used that method to paint cars, but it is tricky to avoid runs on corners and body lines since they rub excess paint out of the roller. This paint appears to similarly self-level, and being water-based makes clean-up cheap and easy. Don't work the paint too long or it will start chattering the brush as the solvents evaporate.

Thanks very well explained, I have to add to it, what a poor design to go through for changing simple light.

I’m gonna have to check out that saw! I like the idea of being able to get right on the line

Paul, put your steel wool in a nylon stocking it prevents steel wool from coming apart!

Glad to see you back.

Interesting , I didn't know about this new cabinet paint . I use to use Sherwin Williams paint but have been using Benjamin Moore advance lately .

Looks good I feel your pain suffered stroke 14 years ago 😩😩😩😩

Thank you soooooo much for this video. I have a 4 foot fence that I put up for my dog but I really wish I had done taller for privacy.

Have you posted the mounting bracket video yet? Couldn't find it. Great video

How would these work in a Minnesota winter? I like the idea.

Thank you. I was worried I’d have to buy a new one. I can’t wait to repair mine.

What is the VOC on the paint? Thanks John

Just subscribed thank you very much

I'm concerned I'll disturb a wasp nest.

My fascia and soffits have a lot of termite damage. The previous owners slapped a coat of paint on the outside. I saw it from the inside when I repaired the framing around the garage door.

Cool man!

Hey which is the material that you were using for… because I can see it on Home Depot?

Nice job thanks for sharing

Nothing like destroying good work to make more money for yourself right? Wow! you just showed everyone how you are ripping people off. Congrats!!!

When replacing the old fascia, that had the bottom groove/slot for the soffit, is it okay to install a new fascia board without the groove?

I don’t understand what the round cutout is for.