just use packaging tape
did you see this?I went to visit this house because I thought I could get it for a steal - but nope. The shit I saw in there reminds me of that video. A complete DIY remodeling of a house. Took me a minute to find it because its actually in "Pending" now - they wouldnt accept my offer for 40k less, but someone else seems to have stepped in. Laughable.
226 Glenway Dr, Amherst, VA 24521 | Zillow
226 Glenway Dr, Amherst VA, is a Single Family home that contains 1256 sq ft and was built in 1973.It contains 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.This home last sold for $150,000 in September 2023. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $158,200, which has increased by $1,533 in the last 30 days.The...www.zillow.com
Keep looking, it gets worse. I thought I was being generous at 150k.did you see this?
washer on top of 4 upside down buckets
yea i'm guessing those were the previous owners, they died, kids got the house, and this is a flip gone wrongKeep looking, it gets worse. I thought I was being generous at 150k.
just use packaging tape
yea i'm guessing those were the previous owners, they died, kids got the house, and this is a flip gone wrong
psh, how many buckets do you use?did you see this?
washer on top of 4 upside down buckets
yea you can tell some bitch had a "theme" for the kitchen w/ new shit and the shaker style cabsGoing very wrong. All the work that's done looks like shite.
just use packaging tape
When we moved into my current house, the toilet paper holder in one bathroom was too narrow, it wouldn't fit any roll. My wife bought one of those single sided ones. When installing I found out why it was so narrow, ths previous asshole owners were covering up a hole in the drywall. I really didn't feel like patching, ended up buying these:
DAP 6 in. Eclipse Wall Repair Patch 09166 - The Home Depot
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More or less it's a glorified version of packing tape, but I was pretty happy with the results. If I'm shining a flashlight and looking really closely I can make out the patch, but it's not a big deal since it's covered up by the toilet paper roll now.
So I finally tried to use my airless today to prime the ceiling I'm redoing. Everything came out fine except over the mini split unit where I brought the wand too close to the ceiling to get above it and ruined a small section. I tried to wipe some excess primer off after about 15 minutes when I noticed it and it took some flakes of the dried mud with it, it appears.
So now I have to wait for that to cure a bit and sand it down and touch it up. Unfortunately I found about 10 other little nicks I missed but can see after priming. I realize it's only visible with bright light on them but figure I might as well touch them all up since I'm going to have to touch up prime some areas anyway.
Overall I'm a little bit disappointed with the airless, not so much because of mistakes but the setup and cleaning time mean that it's notb really worth it on week nights, I just can't get it to dry and touch up and do multiple coats and sand between and all that, was outside cleaning all the equipment in the dark. Guess I'll do touch up this week then hit it up for prime 2 and ceiling paint this weekend.
yea i agree the cleanup is attrocious on the graco i have, i plan to use this for touchupsIt's worth doing the fixes now, otherwise every time you walk in the room you'll see them.
And as for the sprayer, yeah. Totally not worth it for doing a ceiling or a room. When I'm doing my whole house exterior it's worth it. But not for usual indoor jobs. You can get just as good a finish with a good roller and some experience.
yea i agree the cleanup is attrocious on the graco i have, i plan to use this for touchups
now that i made a 11gallon tank i should be starved for air and this clean up looks easy
The problem with HVLPs is you need the right compressor that handles the actual volume of air needed to run the gun right. Otherwise I'd probably have one of those too...yea i agree the cleanup is attrocious on the graco i have, i plan to use this for touchups
now that i made a 11gallon tank i should be starved for air and this clean up looks easy
Have you considered that you could have all the work of a roller with the clean up of an airless sprayer??Yeah, I will still use a roller. Especially for touch ups. Overspray is crap, and I use a roller until a job is done (put it in a bag in the fridge between coats), and then throw it away. Easy clean up, not expensive, quick setup, minimal equipment needed. I'm just not a sprayer guy.