Understand the Need for Straining Paint

so I want to talk about straining your paint now I'm I'm getting ready to spray the body right here I've got a five gallon of the body I've got to multiple singles of the body we're just pouring some into a five Sal some chunks of the paint you know coming out and it's pretty common you know if paints have sat for a while if they've sat in Sun they'll get um paint skimming over on the top of the buckets or on the top of the paint due to the chemicals in them that make them dry really fast these days that you'll get it SK over even in the top of the bucket so nowadays with exterior paints and even interior paints and especially if you're running it through a sprayer you want to always strain your paints I can't emphasize that enough you need to strain your paints and if you don't strain your paints you're going to clog the manifold filter you're going to clog the gun filter we didn't strain the paint when we first started painting this house and we clogged Two Gun whips and so um strain your paints I'm going to show you how we I typically go about straining my my paints and I just use Raven gloves just throw away gloves cuz I'm going to quickly run the paint out of the strainers have yourself a five in one that way you can open up your singles and dump your singles into a five you want to have an empty five even though I have a brand new five this is a brand new five sitting here we're going to