Apply the First Coat of Paint

know, on the door when you're spraying the front door. It actually spit on the first pass, but it ended up leveling out. So, let's see how it goes. You can actually start spraying, you know, right here and work your way across. Then you're leaning over what you just sprayed, or you can start right here and work your way that direction. I don't have a problem working over what I just sprayed, but that's something to think about. Good practice, bad practice. Um, I typically like to just start right in front of me, get in my rhythm and pace when I'm spraying it. I'm going to start spraying it. First pass is going to come across here. And then you're just going to overlap 50% as you go. You got to watch when the paint's hitting the door and you're you're kind of seeing, you know, how the coverage is. Do I need to slow up? Do I need to speed down? Seeing um what's going on. You got to see it. You got to hear it. And you got to feel it coming out of the gun in order to get a good finish. All right, so here we go. Going to start spraying Looks like it's spraying out pretty good. When I look at it, it looks like it has a super nice finish across the whole door. Now, when I was spraying this