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I have watched a bunch of painting videos on RUclips and this one is the best, most concise, with the most helpful suggestions on how to paint and clearly shows the end results. Thanks so much for sharing.

Is a pvc shower pan liner AQUARIUM SAFE to place inside of an aquarium ?

Would this OATEY pan liner and glue be AQUARIUM SAFE ? can i make an aquarium seal out of these materials seen here ?

4 years later and your still on the same wall!

I feel for yall so much on this. I used to do FX work with silicone and resins. there is literally no feeling in the world worse than when you go to pour that bucket full of $600+ of material in a mold only to find that its already kicked and solid. lets just say its a mistake that I only did once. Side note we had a wobbly 5 gallon bucket mold that we kicked around the shop for years as the most expensive (and strange) door stop that I've ever made 🤣🤣🤣 One other note to this, depending on your climate/humidity/current temp it will drastically change the amount of working time you have. From personal experience do a bit of research to see how those factors effect the hardening time. It will save you lots of time, stress and money. Also do a bit of research on known compounds that will keep a product from firming up. ie: linseed oil is put in a lot of hand creams; even a little bit will cause silicone to never harden

I use a straight edge on the bottom, hold the straight edge right by the baseboard when cutting in and you won't get paint on the baseboard.

Just wondering why not put the pan liner on the bottom or seal it with red guard before you put the concrete on wood. Concrete will eat up the wood if it's laying on bare wood. Why does it anybody do something like that and what's the pros and cons

The music is so loud you can't even hear what you're saying 🤣

great video sarge, thank you! is the concrete that was laid over the tar paper that same material as the final mortar layer that was put over the PVC liner? Thanks again!

Love this guy

What grit sand paper is being used?

now i know. just mix whatvyou could finish

my 2019 shower had nothing pan or rubber

How do you not get streaks when using a brush?

What is the color of the paint...it's beautiful

Question: Should you only cut the wall that you are painting? I sit on a rolling scaffold because I have mobility issues, I would like to cut the whole room then go back and paint the flat. Is there any reason that this is not ok?

Can you tell me the NEC code number for the sub panel?

This is an AMAZING amount of material... you should be an instructor! SO well done!

Should the floor be leveled first before you start the pan mortar ? or it doesn't matter?

From one Donavin to another, thank you

why is it you'd only recommend this for a garage floor? I'm in Alaska - and everything is quadruple the cost - and we're moving into our home with plywood floors. I figure it can't hurt to experiment - as we've got to save up for the flooring (no mortgage!) - worse comes to worse and we hate it - there'd be no problem just putting down a wood floor on top, right? Should I be scared to try it?

Well. we've just got our new home dried in. I 've found the epoxy countertops and floor videos - and I am sure I want to jump. I guess I will start with a countertops first. I was wondering do you see an issue, with like making epoxy flowers in molds - then laying them all out in the bathroom - then resinating it all? Do you foresee any issue in this type of scenario . Even watching your fail video, it's hard to understand , as a lay person, exactly what was the issue - you poured it too deep - and it flash cured? and how did you eliminate that? Pour it into smaller, shallower containers?

great tip for cutting in color walls against a white ceiling is to run a light bead of clear acrylic caulking in the corner to be cut beforehand. this will make it much easier to cut a straight line. I painted for many years before I discovered this.

Same thing happened to me last night man....I'm so devastated. I literally mixed 5-600 sq feet just to start painting the edges first. By the time I got ready to actually roll the floor....I poured onto the floor and the stuff would barely spread. At that point I knew I was scared!!! I learned my lesson. Mix and get straight to the pour don't waste no time.

Marine grade Sikaflex is your friend over silicone. You can use it first and finish over with silicone too.

This video is so helpful. This will save me hours and mess! Thank you.

I still don’t understand the 1/8” gap.

Your mistakes are not in vain.Your video helps me know what not to do. I sincerely thank you

This was genuinely helpful!! Thank you!!

No primer?

Thank you a ton for taking the time to break this down and explain all the steps! Awesome video

Some good tips here

Great presentation I lasted nine seconds!

This how to was jammin mon.

i see a white wire going to a breaker? i always mark that on both ends with a band of black tape

Can I use cement board instead ,and if I use cement board ,should be done the same way ?

What’s do you have on the floor before the tarp , Are those cement board ? And thanks 😊

Make both hands your dominant painting hand then you don't have to worry about it.

Being a professional this is hard to watch.

no liner?

How big is the space btw joists that you could do this

Can u paint over cbp 232 waterproof membrane?

Great vids. Rookie question. What can i do about out of square and out of plumb walls that doesn't require furring every stud?

No matter how good you are you’ll never be better than masking tape

Great tips ! So helpful. At least a couple I hadn’t heard before too. One thought- I worry that using a wire brush to clean the paint brush could damage the bristles. A fine toothed plastic comb or stiff plastic brush seems to work and be gentler on your quality paint brush 😃👍🏻

What is the best way to cover small areas in the middle of the wall

Thanks!

Thank you

Sgt Donovan thank yoj

What would I do if I have three #6 Copper conductors over 200' to an outbuilding, so no ground lead from Main Panel. Two 120V circuits in the outbuilding. Currently ground and neutral from all outlets are "bonded" to outlet neutral leads and supply Neutral in the sunpanel. Can I just drive a ground rod for the building and move the outlet grounds to that, or MUST I run a 4th conductor for ground? BTW, I'm concerned more with the SAFE way than the legal way ;)