Inspect and Touch-Up for Uniformity

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After the initial paint application, perform a thorough inspection of all painted stucco surfaces. The speaker advises checking the paint in different lighting conditions and from various angles throughout the day (e.g., morning, midday as the sun changes). This allows for the identification of any missed spots, areas of uneven coverage, or 'flashing' (variations in sheen or color due to inconsistent application or drying). It is recommended to keep the airless sprayer loaded with paint during this inspection phase so that any deficiencies can be immediately addressed by shooting paint at the necessary angles until uniform coverage is achieved. This meticulous final check ensures a flawless and professional appearance.

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Airless Sprayer (loaded)
Stucco Paint

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sideways angle. You just got to look at it in different lighting. What's interesting is you'll have the stuckle all sprayed. you can climb up and you spray it in the morning, climb up on a ladder, you know, midday, the sun has changed and you'll look down and you'll see all kinds of spots that you missed. So, I leave my sprayer loaded up and I go back, look at it in different lighting at different angles and shoot it, you know, again multiple times. And if you're using flat and you're using the proper tip when you're spraying it,

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