Control Wet Overspray During Application

the next thing I want to talk about is wet over spray control now this is something um it just comes down to liability and what I'm talking about is wet over spray control when you're watching me spray you see this video you're going to see what you um think as um overspraying the air with an airless RAR you're getting atomization of the paint and through that atomization process you're getting water Vapors that are flashing off in the air you're getting chemicals that are flashing off in the air and sometimes you could get wet paint droplets that are coming down in the air I've had the experience of using Paints in the past that when I'm actually spraying overhead you can just feel paint raining down on you that wet paint that you're feeling hitting you is going to hit um plants it's going to hit concrete it's going to hit the roof that's ultimately going to become a big liability and you don't want to feel wet droplets of paint hitting you that would be a paint that doesn't have good wet overspray control now um the product that we're using you definitely can see some chemicals flashing in the air while I'm spraying but there was no wet over paint um wet overspray on anything not on the roofs not on the plants and not on the concrete it performed exceptionally well when it came to to the wet overspray control when I was spraying the sofits in the entryway when I was spraying the sofits um around the house didn't feel any wet paint hitting my face didn't have any wet paint on me so I think it performed you know very well when it comes to wet overspray um control now when it comes to um exterior