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Another overspray tip! Stopping airless over spray. #protip #reels #overspray

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This DIY tip demonstrates an effective technique to control paint overspray when applying paint to exterior trim, such as corner boards, around windows, or any other architectural elements, before spray painting. The method involves back-rolling the trim with a paint roller prior to spraying, which fills the surface texture and minimizes the amount of paint that can become airborne, thereby reducing overspray and the need for extensive masking.

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I've got a little tip for you away, I'm always before spraying and take out a round and I do all my back rolling around, any blistering, any priming, but any batting corner boards right here. I like back rolling the corner boards first, otherwise I'd have to spray them and if I don't have to spray them, I'm not going to get over spray whipping around and I'm going to have to seal that with my cardboard shield, so if you take back rolling first, it's going to help you control over spray when you actually spray in one of my tips, just controlling over spray, which a lot of people are really concerned about.

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