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Apply Paint with Sprayer

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What happens here

The sprayer's role is to apply a significant amount of paint to the stucco surface, ensuring it is well-saturated. While spraying, use a cardboard shield (or similar overspray shield) to prevent overspray from hitting adjacent walls or other masked-off areas. The shield holder and cardboard shield can be convenient tools to limit overspray, especially in tight or intricate areas. The goal is to get a generous, wet coat of paint on the wall, preparing it for immediate back-rolling.

Goal: Apply a thick, even coat of paint to the stucco walls

Tools and materials

  • Cardboard Shield HolderHolding the cardboard shield in place
  • Cardboard ShieldPreventing overspray
  • Paint SprayerApplying paint
  • PaintCoating the stucco walls

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See, he's using a shield to keep any overspray going off the side of the wall. And we just trying to limit the amount of overspray. We're using a cardboard shield holder and cardboard shield. You want to be you want to be right behind him actually back rolling quickly because the paint will start to dry and absorb into the stucco the concrete really fast. So the back roller's got to be right behind him. The guy spraying's got to put on a lot of paint to actually have it saturated and enough to actually back roll.

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