Stain Tight Areas Safely with Low Overspray

so I see John you're like stain and really close to this fence over here or I'm not the fence I'm this shed this is a storage shed I mean that's probably only what two feet away are you concerned about getting overspray on that no I you know it's our pressure especially with this Titan HEA tip that's down really low so we've already got way less pressure than we even normally have and way less overspray than we normally have but that that overspray isn't going to float back and hit that shop unless you've got a tip that's just massive and blown out and you're putting out way more product than you need to put out you choose the right tip size and keep things at the right pressure you're gonna you're gonna get a greater transfer rate you're going to get less bounce off and and coming back and hit in that shed or whatever else you're trying to protect but Jonathan tieu you're using one of those tightened high-efficiency airless tips aren't you so I'm so far I definitely I can see from the video not as much overspray what do you think way way way less overspray so I think Titan says up to 50% more I think it's even more than that so usually I wouldn't use as big of a tip light as this this is a 517 usually use a 515 and try to have less this still has I guess about 60% less overspray than a grey coat 515 would