Even with a fine textured roller, the paint never ends up looking sprayed on or like a factory finish. Wouldn’t it be better to use an additive like Flowtrol or another product to allow the paint to lay down before ridges dry in place?
The title is a bit of B.S. no repair was done here just painting. Having said that.. Call me old school, but I ALWAYS paint my woods with oil not latex (rare exceptions) and especially window "sills" or apron. Add some Japan dryer to your oil paint if you live in a high humidity region (florida, Texas, etc.) to ensure a solid cure and some flowtrol to smooth brush marks. Self priming paint is such a GIMMICK for the lazy. Prime with KILZ and then top coat with OIL PAINT. The only way to roll paint on a door or Apron and to make it look "sprayed from factory" is to use a Mohair roller. With properly conditioned paint it will flow out and look smooth with its short nap. These guys are more of a comedy show than serious painters even for the average joe DIYer.
Repair your cracking window sills before the wood starts to rot.
What if the paint is chipping and exposing the wooden part?
Lmao… REPAIR!…
Glad I checked the comments and saved myself from wasting time watching a paint job rather than repair 😂😂
More like window sill painting
This is window sill painting not repair🙄
there is no such thing as a self priming paint.
Maybe pick a window that dis actually damaged.
This is painting, not repairing. Use accurate title for your video.
That’s the window stool, not the sill.
This isn’t a repair. I need to repair a rotted sill under my bathroom window, on the inside.
I didn’t see any repairs. I saw painting tips. Thanks for sharing!
Guys…painting isn’t repairing. It’s painting. That’s why it’s called painting and not repairing.
How many gallons paimt per window?
I am sure it could be improved. Check out the plans on the Woodglut website.
Even with a fine textured roller, the paint never ends up looking sprayed on or like a factory finish. Wouldn’t it be better to use an additive like Flowtrol or another product to allow the paint to lay down before ridges dry in place?
The title is a bit of B.S. no repair was done here just painting. Having said that.. Call me old school, but I ALWAYS paint my woods with oil not latex (rare exceptions) and especially window "sills" or apron. Add some Japan dryer to your oil paint if you live in a high humidity region (florida, Texas, etc.) to ensure a solid cure and some flowtrol to smooth brush marks. Self priming paint is such a GIMMICK for the lazy. Prime with KILZ and then top coat with OIL PAINT. The only way to roll paint on a door or Apron and to make it look "sprayed from factory" is to use a Mohair roller. With properly conditioned paint it will flow out and look smooth with its short nap. These guys are more of a comedy show than serious painters even for the average joe DIYer.
I searched for window sill repair 🤔i got how to paint 🎨 one 🤔..whats going on😤🤪
Should’ve repaired those window cracks with caulk first. Then paint
I’m sure you can do it too. Just look for Stodoys plans.
This was super helpful, thank you!