Second Spray Test with PPG Paint
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10+ Tips Spraying Ceilings. Painting a Ceiling FAST!
What happens here
With the PPG Ultra-Hide Zero paint loaded, proceed to spray the ceiling in the next room (e.g., a bathroom) using the same technique: spraying across the direction you'll be looking into the room. Maintain awareness of your surroundings. In this scenario, the doors will also be repainted, so it's not critical to prevent overspray on them; however, if doors were not being repainted, they would need to be draped with plastic sheeting. Observe the performance of this new paint. Despite having less fallout, the PPG paint requires a significantly higher pressure setting (around 2000 PSI at the pump, translating to about 1400 PSI at the gun due to hose length, in this case, 100 feet of hose) to prevent 'fingering' or 'tailing' at the edges of the spray pattern.
Goal: Apply PPG Ultra-Hide Zero paint and evaluate its spraying performance.
Tools and materials
- Airless Sprayer Titan 440 Impact — Applying paint
- Spray Gun Extensions — Maintaining proper reach and distance
- PPG Ultra-Hide Zero Interior Latex Paint — Painting the bathroom ceiling
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