How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Charge you $500 while paying some jungle bunnies $100. Thats the way Pros do
it.

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Charge you $500 while paying some jungle bunnies $100. Thats the way Pros do
it.

(JW) wrote:
How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Stepladder. Hardest part is getting high enough to mask the ceiling with your
cardboard (this assumes painting with a sprayer).

(JW) wrote:
How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Stepladder. Hardest part is getting high enough to mask the ceiling with your
cardboard (this assumes painting with a sprayer).

"JW" wrote in message
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How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Depends on the painter and the size of the area. Most I know would use
longer poles. If the area was large they might take the time to scaffold and
spray. I have seen painters painting large building like Target, or
Wal-Mart on motorized lifts.

"JW" wrote in message
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How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Depends on the painter and the size of the area. Most I know would use
longer poles. If the area was large they might take the time to scaffold and
spray. I have seen painters painting large building like Target, or
Wal-Mart on motorized lifts.

Extension ladder to reach the corners, and a roller on an extension pole.
-B

"JW" wrote in message
om...
How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

Extension ladder to reach the corners, and a roller on an extension pole.
-B

"JW" wrote in message
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How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

I have found a professional painter that doesn't use jungle bunnies, he
does it himself and does a great job. The only problem is that his
waiting list is about 18 mos long. I've had the jungle bunny bunch in
the past and won't do business with them any more. My painter uses a
long roller and my 11 to 19 ft Little Giant step ladder.

http://www.ladders.com/store/default.aspx

RB

JW wrote:
How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

I have found a professional painter that doesn't use jungle bunnies, he
does it himself and does a great job. The only problem is that his
waiting list is about 18 mos long. I've had the jungle bunny bunch in
the past and won't do business with them any more. My painter uses a
long roller and my 11 to 19 ft Little Giant step ladder.

http://www.ladders.com/store/default.aspx

RB

JW wrote:
How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 13:42:04 -0800, JW wrote:

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?


extension and brush lashed to the extension for trim.

On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 13:42:04 -0800, JW wrote:

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?


extension and brush lashed to the extension for trim.

With a check in his pocket and a work order. :-)



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The painter painted the fourth story gable end of the plantation
house I was the caretaker of by... hiring a crazy man to climb
up there on a ladder and paint the gable end while walking around
on the four-inch sloped return.

-Mike

The painter painted the fourth story gable end of the plantation
house I was the caretaker of by... hiring a crazy man to climb
up there on a ladder and paint the gable end while walking around
on the four-inch sloped return.

-Mike

On 2 Feb 2004 13:42:04 -0800, (JW) wrote:

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

I had an entry like this and the painters used extension ladders to
cut in the edges then rolled with extensions.

On 2 Feb 2004 13:42:04 -0800, (JW) wrote:

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

I had an entry like this and the painters used extension ladders to
cut in the edges then rolled with extensions.

Would you mind telling me what type of extension ladder they used ?
The type that lean against the wall, or the type that looks like an
"A" from the side ?

(Tom) wrote in message ...
On 2 Feb 2004 13:42:04 -0800, (JW) wrote:

How would a professional painter paints an interior wall that is 18
feet from floor to ceiling ? Scaffolding ? Ladder ? Lift ? or extended
roller ?

I had an entry like this and the painters used extension ladders to
cut in the edges then rolled with extensions.

On 4 Feb 2004 11:06:38 -0800, (JW) wrote:

Would you mind telling me what type of extension ladder they used ?
The type that lean against the wall, or the type that looks like an
"A" from the side ?
Just the kind that leans against the wall - they heavily padded the
tips with rags to protect the wall.