How To Use a Paint Roller Tips/Tricks/Secrets

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1. I had more idea, I think I need to "relearn" everything I always heard about using a roller. Thank you for sharing
2. they told me years ago to spell out my name on the wall and I've been doing ever sense works for me
3. Thanks, really simple teaching!
4. I have to say that..
   1. Its to small of a job to use a bucket instead of a tray.
   2. In my opinion when you use that thick of a roller the walls seem to get texture. I use smooth rollers for smooth walls (2 coats of course).
   3. Good luck!
5. nice vide,now I have to tell my friends not W,X, just straight up.i I gree,bec.the more we waste of paint. & time...
6. I like how you were concise.
7. Thanks very very helpful....Will def use Purdy Col rollers from now on.....I see it doesn't drip from bucket to wall as much
8. Thanks! really helpful! what's the best way to get rid of that texture on the walls to have a smooth wall?
9. Looks like a mop!!!
10. "If a big blob of paint falls and you step on it and then step off, guess where it's going to end up". Where is it going to end up? On your shoe? Will it go through the cloth?
11. any tips on painting a ceiling or is it same process as the walls
12. thank you very informative
13. Wow, I think I need to "unlearn" everything I always heard about using a roller. Thanks!
14. I don't under stand why painters show others how to paint soon they will have no work
15. The letter you are rolling is called the letter W. Lots of Ws, then even it out, move bucket, repeat Ws...
16. Am sorry to tell you the roller is wrong and the every technic you spoke about is wrong and the painting is messy . This work is a mess really .
17. 25+ years using a brush and roller. if your painting a room at home use a pan. for a commerical/big jobs use a 5 gal bucket and a grid. anyone who thinks a bucket and grid is sloppy or slow should go back to working at mc donalds. large pans arnt for everyone, they hold about 1/2- 3/4s of a gal of paint, i'd like to see you pick that up with out making a mess. pans are faster? not even close. after being trained to use a bucket youll never use a pan again. and dont clean rollers, roll them in paint then rap it in a plastic bag, it will keep for weeks.
18. Of course, pulling the paint straight from a bucket means you won't be using a larger roller. If I'm doing a large interior area the same color than I want a 14 or 18 in. roller. Bucket is no good for that. You can get a deep roller pan that holds a lot of paint and if you position it strategically you won't be moving it that much. And besides, the average homeowner watching YouTube videos on painting techniques isn't going to be buying paint 5 gallons at a time or pouring a gallon or two into an empty bucket.
19. I like the idea of not using any letter of the alphabet, but that heavy nap is likely to leave way too much texture on a normal wall (that one is textured I think). And one of the problems of using a 5 gallon bucket is that only a certain maximum roller width will fit in it. A Wooster 14" or Wide Boy will never fit in that bucket. You can get wider buckets, but another reason for not using a bucket and grid is that you're using an awkward unnatural reverse-handed digging motion to get paint onto the roller, whereas a tray gives you a more natural sweeping motion as well as keeping paint off the frame.