one of the biggest problems is actually adjusting the pressure correctly to avoid cordage. So we're going to show you a little bit of what it looks like. Here's what you shouldn't do, what you shouldn't have when you start with too much. No, that's really not very nice. So if we leave it like this and paint a whole wall like this, we'll see it in the light, when you look at it from a low angle. We'll see excess paint on the sides. So here we're using a nozzle, a classic blue Graco nozzle, let's say. So, to get a proper spray, we'll have to increase the pressure. I think we're around 90 bar here, and we'll go up to 190 bar to get something decent. Otherwise, to work with slightly lower pressures, I don't use these nozzles anymore. I switch to new low-pressure nozzles, and with these, you can work between 90 and 120 bar, so that reduces the... The overspray, so the ENF mist, there you go. So now we're going to increase the pressure to 180 bar. Yes, we have a video there too. Another problem that happens when using an extension is these little drops. Actually, it's the paint that gets stuck in the extension, and when you restart, when you start spraying again, the paint that's stuck there is actually spit out onto the wall. So to avoid that, we're going to use a little accessory that we'll show you in a later video called... If you need more advice, you can go to the website or the blog. There are quite a few videos on the subject; you'll surely find what you need. So, there we go, 0 bar. Let's see what that gives us. It's starting off pretty well. To increase it a little bit more, to get something We have... how to say... edges... there, rather... rather... rather... not... No brand name, so it's good for... yeah, still some drips, but we'll fix that in a future video. Like I said, we can use... there are FFLP finish models, more for wood, for doors, things like that, and the low-pure LP classic, and of course, then with the system of width and size, also depending on the paint and what we want to do. I didn't make a mistake, so thank you very much. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you did, please consider subscribing to the channel, like, give a thumbs up a forum specializing in renovation called "The Specialists," so you can join us and get lots of advice. Also, follow me on Instagram at French Renovation, the link is below.
