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by Travis Larson
A first class paint job takes time, patience, the right tools and high-quality paints. We'll show you how to:
- Organize tasks so you can move to the next step without waiting
- Get prep work done easier and faster
- Use fast-drying primers and sealers to avoid downtime
- Produce a smooth look with brushes and rollers
- Caulk and mask trim for crisp, flawless corners and joints.
I used to think I was a pretty good amateur painter. That is, until I
worked with a real pro, my new painting guru, Butch. Like other
successful tradespeople, he has to get the job done quickly and properly
to keep his business healthy. The word-of-mouth referrals from satisfied
customers take care of all his marketing needs. (You won't find him in
the Yellow Pages.) Butch's shortcuts and methodical, organized approach
to painting were designed to save him time, eliminate callbacks and make
him more money. Next time you paint, try Butch's system-you'll be
surprised at the speed and quality of your work. And you won't get any
more testy callbacks from your spouse!
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