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Spray Door Trim

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10+ TIPS Painting Doors

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What happens here

For painting the door trim, use a separate airless sprayer (e.g., Titan 440 Impact) or thoroughly clean and re-tip your existing sprayer. Switch to a finer spray tip suitable for narrower areas, such as a Tritech 208 tip (though the narrator notes this particular tip performed suboptimally, suggesting alternatives like a Titan HEA tip for better feathered edges if a smooth finish is critical on other surfaces). Use a cardboard shield holder to protect the freshly painted main door panels from overspray while you apply paint to the trim. Maintain the same consistent spraying technique of overlapping passes and trigger control as used for the main door.

Goal: This step involves preparing a separate sprayer for the door trim, selecting a finer spray tip, and applying paint to the trim using a shielding technique to prevent overspray on the freshly painted door.

Tools and materials

  • Cardboard Shield Holder
  • Paint (Trim Color - e.g
  • 'Black Fox')

What they say

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now I got to my sprayer I got a Titan 440 impact setup right here I'm gonna be spraying the trim I kind of just used the same sprayer and swapped out hoses or if I had three quarters of a gallon I could have just probably loaded it up it would've been enough to load up in that sprayer but I had two sprayers sitting here one with a short hose it doesn't take much to load up and I figured I'd just use that and it's got a 25-foot whip hose on it if I'm using a craft cardboard shield holder to shield right here where I can spray the weather strip right here and then I'll spray the rest of that right there so let's show you what it looks like right now now the trims all sprayed on that door now I'm gonna head over we will shoot the trim on this door and then it's gonna be all done we'll pull the masking and we'll see what it looks like so um I guess this will be a little bit of a review on this tip I shut this with a a two away and this is a tri tech tip to eight this little thing hanging on here and when you try to reverse it it's getting in the way that's very annoying don't mean that tag on there it's a 208 but it actually sprays like a 108 which is or I'm only 202 inches so you're typically you'll take your first number times by 2 in before it's throw a 4-inch pattern it's not throwing a 4-inch pattern at all so on the thrown a 2 inch pattern which would be typical of all tips being a wait and in the spray pattern it's supposed to be a fine finish tip it's not given nearly the finish I would expect wouldn't recommend using that tip

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