Summary of Pinte sua parede com TINTA DE TERRA

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In the YouTube video "Pinte sua parede com TINTA DE TERRA" (Paint your wall with EARTH PAINT), the presenter demonstrates how to make and apply earth paint to a wall instead of buying it. He collects various colored earth samples from different regions to create the paint. To turn the earth into paint, the presenter uses white glue and water to form a paste. The application process is shown, with some earth types proving more challenging due to their sandy texture. The speaker also addresses concerns about using earth paint outside, sharing that it withstood heavy rain for two months without washing off or absorbing water. The colors of the earth paint depend on the minerals present in the soil, and the speaker suggests checking other videos on the channel for more DIY projects and money-saving tips.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Pinte sua parede com TINTA DE TERRA," the presenter demonstrates how to make paint from earth instead of buying it. Since the presenter does not live in a place where they can easily find earth, they set out on a journey to find different colored earth for their project. They explain that many house painting colors can be found in the earth itself, such as red, dark red, brown, and white. The presenter traveled to various regions, including Ibiuna and Sorocaba, to collect ten tons of unique earth colors. To turn the earth into paint, they used white glue and water to create a liquid mixture, which they added to the earth until it formed a paste resembling paint. The presenter then used a roller to apply the paint to the wall. The results showed that some earth types were more challenging to work with due to their sandy texture, while others were smoother and easier to apply. Overall, the project was a success, and the walls were covered evenly with the homemade earth paint.
• 00:05:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Pinte sua parede com TINTA DE TERRA" (Paint your wall with EARTH PAINT), the speaker shares his experience using earth paint on a wall, starting with breaking the torrões (clay lumps) and applying adhesive tape to isolate the wall. He uses a larger volume of paint in a pan and initially it seems like it will go wrong, but as he applies the paint over the previous layer, it becomes clear that it will look good. The speaker addresses a common question about using earth paint outside, sharing that he tested it for two months and the wall, which had previously absorbed water more than the test tab, remained dry despite heavy rain. The paint also did not wash off, and the container used for washing remained stained with earth paint. The speaker concludes that earth paint can withstand rain, and the colors depend on the minerals in the soil. He also mentions that the soil's colors can indicate the minerals present and help determine which plants will grow well in that soil. The speaker also suggests checking out other videos on the channel for more tips on saving money and learning various DIY projects.