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Final Pre-Spray Checks and Paint Straining

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How to Prep & Spray a Front Door with an Airless Sprayer | Flawless Finish Step-by-Step

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  • Airless Paint Sprayer
  • Paint Strainer
  • Primer

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takes it down. Pump set at 2200 PSI. I'm always going to take a few test sprays and begin spraying. You should uh strain your paints. If you don't strain your paints, you can get spits, clogs, and stuff that can cause issues with spraying the door. This is going to take, you know, multiple passes and spits are just part of the game when it comes to airless spraying. And you just hope it doesn't spit, you know, on the door when you're spraying the front door. It actually spit on the first

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