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Understand Logical Start and Stop Points

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Airless Spraying The Right Way? Painting with an airless sprayer

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The presenter explains that when spraying, it's crucial to identify natural breaks or features as 'logical start and stop points'. Failing to do so, such as stopping and restarting mid-surface, can lead to 'overlap spots' or 'heavy spots' where paint accumulates. These imperfections, also known as 'flashing' or 'lap marks', become more noticeable as the paint dries and cures over time. Understanding and utilizing these points is fundamental for a smooth, even finish.

Goal: Learn the importance of identifying logical start and stop points to prevent heavy paint overlaps and visible lap marks that can appear over time.

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so we're spraying this I just give you a few tips and tricks spraying we're always I've talked about um logical start and stop points and I'm going to show you you know a logical start and stop so logical start and stop points if I spray and just go right back right here I'm gonna have what we call an overlap spot right here a heavy spot and that's even that's going to show up soon um over time so you don't want to have that you don't always want to look for logical start and stops logical

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