Here’s an interesting video that will tell you how to paint a wall.

This video could almost be a metaphor for life, couldn’t it? ;)

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7 Responses to “How To Paint a Wall”

  1. Tuppy from Beryl Cook Art Says:

    Terrific video (but oy, that color’s terrible)!

    I like that trick with the roller cover … I can’t stand the job of cleaning paint rollers. Nice accent that guy has too.

  2. Frank C Says:

    Hi Tuppy,

    This is one of Vic’s favorite videos as well. He sees it as a metaphor for blogging. See Sometimes Blogging is Like Painting a Wall :)

  3. Bob from Tampa Bay Commercial Property Says:

    I like the color! If you don’t have one of those handy storage containers for the overnight storage of the roller you don’t want to wash, a plastic bag will cover the roller and then you stick it in the refrigerator. It will come out fine the next day to finish the job. BTW - never paint the wall with a wet roller (one that you have washed), it will dilute the paint and make a terrible mess down your arm.

  4. Annie from Sevierville Real Estate Says:

    Oh my gosh. That color is awful. Good video though! I hate cleaning the rollers so much that I will just opt out of painting all together…

  5. Blog Content Generation Says:

    Painting is such a painful chore. Watching this video makes my arms hurt. Ouch!!!

  6. Wally Says:

    I guess the only thing that would be more boring than this video would be watching the wall dry after he finished painting it.

    Wallys last blog post..It’s Getting Cold Out, Time for a Blanket

  7. Granite Splashbacks Says:

    Great Video!

    What is boring about this Wally? ;) - it’s like saying my new article on tiling over granite splashbacks found here is boring, but it all depends on who is reading or watching it..

    I like watching paint dry, paint drying means it’s tea and biscuit time! Lol

    Andy ;)

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