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Apply Angled Spray Paint

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Does the edge get painted? #tips #painter #fyb

What happens here

With the door closed (or nearly closed, utilizing the created half-inch gap), apply paint to the exposed door edges using a spray painter. The key technique involves spraying at an angle: first, spray from one direction (e.g., angled from the outside towards the inside edge of the door) and then reverse the angle (e.g., from the inside towards the outside edge). This dual-angle approach ensures that both the outer and inner surfaces of the door edge receive thorough and even paint coverage, reaching all parts of the edge that would be visible when the door is closed or slightly ajar. This method prevents any unpainted spots from showing through once the door is reinstalled or closed.

Goal: Achieve complete and even paint coverage on door edges.

Tools and materials

  • Spray painterApplying paint to the door edges
  • PaintTo paint the door edges

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with inch and a half frog tape, you're spraying it, you're kind of actually spraying it to an angle that way and angle this way and spraying up to the angle in your outside or your inside edges of the door will get painted doing that method.

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