Tim
Nice video. Everyone has a different way of brushing out doors. For me, I do the panels first. One thing I recommend when brushing the detail edges of the panels, is when the paint gets out onto the stiles or rails, wipe it off with a wet rag so that the panel is completely isolated and there is no wet paint on the surrounding pieces of the door. This way you can focus on one panel at a time without worrying about paint that is drying elsewhere and may flash or pull when you get there. After the panels are done, we do the rails (horizontals) and then do the vertical stiles last, as those are the longest runs. If they too are isolated, its easy to get good clean coverage. By totally isolating each piece, its easy to focus on each to keep it wet and get the coverage you want. This is not a production style method, but for quality brush work, its what works best for us. Also, I noticed you pulled a little crud out of the bore hole and had to pick it with your fingernail, we usually give a little extra vac suck to those holes when we do the post sand vac. Still, there always seems to be some minute particle that you can only find with a wet brush. I liked the brush and the fact that you had it good and loaded with paint but not to the point of slop. Nice job.
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Last edited by vermontpainter; 09-07-2008 at 12:16 PM.
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