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Utilize Sprayer Saver and Plan Remaining Work

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Airless Spraying SOLO: Painting a House

What happens here

When the paint level in the bucket gets low, use a 'Sprayer Saver' tool. This device is designed to tilt the 5-gallon bucket (or 1-gallon) at an angle, allowing the intake tube to reach more paint at the bottom without sucking air. This prevents damage to the sprayer and ensures all valuable paint is utilized. The presenter also highlights the stability of the Sprayer Saver, preventing the bucket from falling over. After finishing the main body of the house, the presenter mentions that the large dormers will require roof boots and ladder jacks to access. The remaining softs and gables will be painted on day three, and then the trim will be rolled.

Goal: Maximize paint usage, protect the sprayer, and outline the next steps for the project.

Tools and materials

  • Ladder Jacks — Supporting ladders on roofs or at angles
  • Roof Boots — Providing stability on roofs for painting high areas
  • Sprayer Saver The Idaho Painter — Tilting paint buckets to maximize paint usage and prevent air intake into the sprayer

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and this thing your bucket uh five gallon bucket sits right on that thing a gallon or five gallon will sit on it it tilts it back so now your intake tube won't suck air and you're less likely to um you know run do a lot of damage to your sprayer or wear parts out because it's sucking air because you're way up high on the roof or something like that so this is going to take it all the way down to the very bottom of the five it's called the sprayer saver um great little tool once your five gets down a little bit you can just set it on there and it'll set on there and it's also very very sturdy it's on there really good it is not gonna fall over at all instead of just trying to tilt your five-gallon bucket stick like a rock underneath it or a caulking gun that thing works absolutely amazing the sprayer saver absolutely love it all right we're all done spraying the body of the house um well most of the body so i've got two large dormers up here that are going to be really difficult to get to gonna have to put some roof boots up up there some ladder jacks to get to those but all the lower body stuff in the um gabe lens high gablins they're all sprayed and um so it's two days into the spray in we do got some soffits to uh mask on the gables and stuff to spray those soffits we'll get the rest of that spraying done tomorrow on our third day and then we'll probably start doing some of the trim rolling some of this trim here so um that will be day today's day two of the painting tomorrow will be day three so stay tuned for day three if you want to get notified when day three comes out don't forget hit the subscribe button hit the notification bell that way you get notified by email it's simple free easy to do click the subscribe button click the notification bell and then we'll see you on our next video if you enjoyed this video don't forget give us a thumbs up if you've got any questions or comments about all any of this process that's going on just leave them down in the questions and comment section below and we'll try to answer you know all the questions and comments that are coming in there might be a lot might be a little we're not sure so comments hit the like hit the scribe subscribe hit the notification bell and we'll see you on our next video out

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