Mask Surfaces and Prepare Equipment

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How To Prep & Paint Stucco. Painting Stucco With A Paint Sprayer.

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Before painting, cover all windows, doors, light fixtures, and other areas that should not receive paint using masking tape, plastic sheeting, or painter's paper. This protects surfaces from overspray. Set up your paint sprayer with a 515 Graco Rax-X tip and a 2-foot extension wand. Ensure your roller frame is fitted with a 3/8-inch nap roller cover. For painting along the ground or areas that require a clean edge, prepare a cardboard shield and a shield holder.

Goal: Protect unpainted surfaces and set up painting tools.

Tools and materials

2-Foot Extension Wand — Extending reach of the paint sprayer
515 Graco Rax-X Tip Graco — Specific tip for spraying paint onto stucco
Cardboard Shield Holder — Holding a cardboard shield for precise paint edges
Paint Sprayer Graco — Applying paint to large stucco surfaces
Roller Frame — Holding the roller cover for backrolling
3/8-inch Nap Roller Cover — Backrolling paint into stucco texture
Cardboard — Creating a shield for sharp paint lines
Eye Protection — Protecting eyes from paint spray
Masking Tape — Securing plastic sheeting and paper, creating clean edges
Plastic Sheeting — Covering windows, doors, and other large areas
Respirator Mask 3M — Protecting from paint fumes and overspray particles

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to work it down into the stucco, just into the crack. We continue around. Do the sophets. And the stucco is going to be painted with Sher Williams flat super paint. And the sophets and the siding will be painted with Sher Williams super paint satin. So the stucco stops right here. We've got a seam here and we've cocked that seam where it stops and then the rest of the house continues with sighting. Chris from BNK Painting part one, how to paint Painting. In this video, we're going to show you how to paint and back roll stucco. And in this task, we've got um Eric over here. We got to have a nap and we use a 3/8 inch nap to actually back roll the stuckle on this style of stuckco. It's not um very deep and very porous. We're using a 515 rackex tip to spray the stucco with the um twoft extension wand. We've got a cardboard shield and cardboard shield holder there that we're using too. We've already gone through the prep process in part one on the on um cocking and getting the stuckco ready. And right here we got some stuckco. We're going to

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