Project Overview and Preparation

We're out today doing some gutters on this house and we're going to show you the process. I do got quite a few uh videos on painting gutters in the process. Some of them are pretty old. We're going to show you some of the new updated techniques we use when painting gutters. And you're going to see in the gutters, we actually use cardboard shields always in our gutters so we don't get any overspray on the roof. We power wash our gutters. We power wash them really good so they're nice and clean. And then prior to painting them, we always prime them with a DTM bonding primer. And you definitely want to prime your gutters with a bonding primer so they don't crinkle or peel. So we prime them with a DT DM DTM bonding primer which dries really fast. And we kind of just shoot a thin fog coat over them and then we go back and spray them with our top coat just typically uh one coat covers them and depending on the color. But you'll see us using multiple extensions so we can reach and spray those gutters so they'll look like a factory finish. We're using a 310 fine finish uh spray tip with a Titan 440i sprayer set at typically high pressure or just a little bit under that which is around 2,800 PSI. So, we want to use those extensions so we don't have to climb up and down ladders and get start and stops on our gutters. We're going to try to shoot them wherever we can the full length of the gutter so you don't get any spits or starts and stops on them. So, just watch our techniques while we're spraying these gutters. So, your gutters will look just like they were brand new and factory done.