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Mastering Window Casing Spray Technique

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5 IMPORTANT Tips Spraying With An Airless Sprayer

What happens here

For spraying window casings, a specific technique is demonstrated to ensure a clean and even finish. First, spray the outside edges of the casing in one continuous motion. Then, address the 45-degree corner cuts, followed by the face of the casing, ensuring the trigger is held continuously without release. Repeat this for the inside edges. When spraying the bottom section, after the bottom edge is done, spray the face and work your way towards the window. The key is to stop spraying about an inch to an inch and a half away from each edge because paint will accumulate from the previous passes. A 'fluid' motion, like 'whipping it around the corner', is essential to avoid heavy spots on the corners or 'spits' (splatter) when turning the gun.

Goal: Achieve a smooth, even, and professional finish on window casings without drips or spits.

Tools and materials

  • Airless SprayerApplying paint to window casings
  • GlovesProtecting hands
  • Respirator MaskSafety from fumes and paint mist
  • PaintRepainting window casings

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so you do the outside and just like that and then you're going to do your corner and 45 right there your face without letting go of the trigger and then you'll come onto the inside and you don't want to let go of the trigger there you'll do on this casing that last 45 and then you'll do one and Kelly you know 50% faster come along just that final minute sight point then your bottom will do usually what I'll do is that bottom edge is done still do that face and I'll work my way in towards the windows so face corner and then I'll come back and forth a couple of times to make sure you stop about this inch inch and a half away from each edge because you've already got there and it'll start probably happened it's the same when you do your turnovers on your corner you've got a you think big fluid like you're whipping it around the corner because here you're you're hanging out here longer than you're hanging out up there and so that's where you'll start to get your heavy spots if you don't whip it around that corner

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