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Getting ready to spray with my TriTech T5. #airless #prep #sprayer

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video details a crucial final preparation step before embarking on a spray painting project for a house exterior. It specifically focuses on the technique of 'back-brushing' any previously primed areas with the house's final body color paint. This meticulous step is vital for sealing problematic spots, particularly those prone to moisture damage (like around dryer vents), ensuring proper paint adhesion, and providing a uniform base for the subsequent spray application. This preparation contributes significantly to the longevity and professional appearance of the final painted surface, optimizing the conditions for successful spray painting.

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so we're working on doing the final cut on this house before we start doing any spray in and I'm going to go over some of the things I do on Final prep and this is the side you can see I've used triple thick primer on some troubled areas over here that we're getting moisture damage from the um the dryer vent and anywhere where I've primed actually go back over prior to spraying and I back brush it with the body color of the house so I'm just going over all this primer underneath these lips that you know we're kind of swollen on back brush and underneath these and this is going to help seal all this back up and stop any moisture damage from this dryer vent

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