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Identify Natural Stop Points

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Airless Spraying The Right Way? Painting with an airless sprayer

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Identify corners, windows, door frames, and the ends of individual lap boards or siding panels as natural 'logical start and stop points'. These features provide clear boundaries where you can safely begin or end a spray pass without creating visible overlaps or inconsistencies in paint thickness. When faced with obstacles like plants, ensure they are adequately covered with a drop cloth to prevent overspray, allowing you to treat the obstruction as a temporary boundary for your spray area.

Goal: Recognize architectural features like corners, windows, and board seams as ideal natural start and stop points for spraying to maintain consistency.

Tools and materials

  • Drop Cloth

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start and stop would be from this point to this point a logical start and stop right here would be from this point to this point you got this point through there you can't make it through those plants so sometimes you just have to do what you got to do I don't want to start right here I mean my stop would be back inside this plant right here I'm going to cover this um with the drop cloth so we can um so we don't get over spray on it but here's

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