Paint Vents and Fixtures to Match

spraying if you run it that direction. This room right here has no windows, no doors, or it has a door, but no windows. And we're going to be running it instead of linkwise coming to me, we're going to be running it from this corner to that corner crosswise. So tip number five to paint your ceilings and making them look like a professional did it. We like to paint the vents and any type of lights, can lights or anything so they match the ceilings. A lot of times these the vents, lights, and any type of fixtures that are mounted into the ceilings. They yellow over time and look kind of old and dingy. And even if they're brand new, it looks a lot better if they match and blend in with the ceiling. So what we do is typically they're metal and they're high gloss. We'll take a bomb can of primer and we use like an extreme bonding primer and we'll spray those things before we roll the ceilings with a spray can of bonding primer. So run around spray those with a bonding primer and then we take a handheld airless sprayer and we'll go around and spray them with our flat spray paint or flat wall paint that we'd be rolling on. If you're spraying your ceilings with an airless sprayer, then you don't have to worry about getting out a handheld. But the handhelds are really, really convenient when it comes to spraying these ceilings. We're going to be rolling them cuz we get a lot better. You'll get a lot better finish if you roll it. It looks a lot nicer. Same with the walls. So, this is an important um office building right here. Rolling them. Want those vents to match and look really good. So, we're spraying them with a handheld after we're done rolling it. So, we're going to spray spray the vents, spray the lights, and then we're going to come in and roll and cut in around it, too, so we don't have any overspray flashing. So, that's tip number five. So, there you have it. Five