Introduction and Problem Overview

Chris the Idaho painter. In this video, we're going to show you how we deal about a run that you get when you're actually spraying on trim. And if you're spraying trim any or woodwork and you get a run with latex paint, we're going to show you how you deal with that. And we got a run on a column in here we're going to be dealing with and we're going to be wet sanding it. And to get the run out and then we're going to be respraying the column. So, if you get a run and you see or see a run starting, the best thing to do is just let it dry and then wet sand it and bondo and glaze. use Bondo and glazing putty to help get rid of it and then re-shoot the surface. Trying to brush the run out or deal with it while it's wet could actually make it a lot worse because it begins to dry and coagulate really fast and it'll leave brush strokes all over it. So, the best thing to do in dealing with the run, let that run dry and then begin to wet sand the run and respray it. So, we're going to show you that process using a 3M sanding sponge with some water. We're going to wet sand it and use Bondo glazing putty if we need to.