Painting

Fastest Roller in the World vs Airless

• Double Wide with big bucket on rails, with 5 gal paint - [1]
• Pro with years of practice - [2]
• 3x faster with airless - but is that really? This guy uses narrow brush and no technique. If you check tachnique above, the roller may win. [3]

Painting Beadboard

• First use a brush for grooves, then roller - [4]
• With roller, paint across, not parallel. Then brush to fill cracks. [5]
• Sprayer solves the groove issue of having to fill in grooves with brush [6]

Airless vs Roller

• Sprayer wins on large areas, but loses on small areas becuase you have to mask to use a sprayer, typically.
  • Widest roller - 18" [7], 18" frame [8], 24" [], 36" roller [9] and cover [10]
• How is this non-power roller faster than airless? [11] Is there a paint compartment in the roller? [12]
• Wagner E Z Roller - 2x roller - paint inside handle! - [13]
• airless wins with large area, and texture (uneven surface) which would be Seed Eco-Home with a lot of trim. [14]
• Professionals use sprayer, but they backroll with a brush in order to allow for touchup because roller leaves a different texture and you want to touch up with roller rather than sprayer. [15]. Backrolling purpose - 1. to eliminate potential sprayer drips/lines and most importantly 2. to create a roller texture that is easy to match for touch ups.
  • Homeright Finish Max Super [16] appears to be the best alternative to the professional $700 Graco DC Pro cordless [17]

LP Smartside

• Paint for LP smartside - latex acrylic paint - [18]

Liquid Rubber

• FLex Seal [19]

Waterproofer on Wood

• Thompson's - 4 years - [20]. Not good at UV sealing [21]
• Flow - [22]

UV and Water

• Flood CF UV - [23]
• Flood CWF UV5 [24]. Iron oxide tint for more UV protection.
• SealOnce - 10 year - [25]. How well does it work with UV?

Links

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