Strain Paint for Airless Sprayer

What happens here

The presenter prepares the upcycled Montage paint for the airless sprayer. He pours the paint from its original container into a separate gray paint bucket that will feed the sprayer, making sure to strain the paint using a paint strainer. This step is crucial to remove any potential debris that could clog the airless sprayer's filters. He emphasizes straining all paint, especially upcycled products. He then checks the paint's smell, noting that it smells like regular paint, with no unpleasant mildew odor, which he states can be a concern with some recycled paints.

Goal: Ensure the paint is free of debris to prevent clogging the airless sprayer