Assess Overspray, Splatter, and Odor

surfaces so talk a little bit about the spraying you know when i was spraying it you know when you start to get into lower grade paints they typically don't cover very well this one covered well but then they typically have a lot of overspray a lot of splatter and don't hang very well i gotta say the overspray it wasn't super low but i didn't have i threw some drop cloths down some masking down there was some areas that didn't have drop drop cloths because it was a large garage when we picked everything up because we were spraying walls and ceilings anything that landed on the floor didn't land as wet paint it just all swept up and blew up out of the garage so i'm going to say the overspray you know was um acceptable when it comes to the product itself and especially for the price that it was so it does say you know on the can i'll talk about it says virtually no odor during application we did spray it um it was extremely cold outside we couldn't open the garage door so i was spraying in this garage with no ventilation at all and i do gotta say it was virtually almost no odor at all so that that's definitely true um and i was definitely thankful that i didn't have a strong odor that i wasn't breathing i was wearing a respirator but when i would take it off you still didn't smell like um a lot of these chemicals that are in exterior paints that can give you a headache and it just kind of make you sick when you're in an enclosed space so i did i did brush and roll so i did when