Manage Runs and Sags

Just like that. So, now that I I got the side sprayed, you know, I'll typically be spraying, you know, the whole thing. Anywhere where I've had like, you know, overlaps, if you're unfamiliar with the product, the sun's hitting the side, it's going to dry so fast, you would never get any runs. This is a cool side, little bit damp. these overlaps right here, you could get, you know, possibly a sag, you know, right there if you're using too big of a tip. I use a 515 tip, which helps eliminate some of that. It gives you the proper mill thickness. You're less likely to have runs and sags, but I'd keep an eye on that. If you needed to brush it, if it started to sag, you would just hit it with a brush sooner than later, cuz as it begins to dry and coagulate, if you hit it with a brush too late, you'll put a really big brush stroke on it. on the opposite side. I did it, but the sun's hitting that side. There's no way you're gonna get a sag on that side. This has got to dry before I do those shakes anyways. So, um I'm not concerned about it.