Prepare Your Spraying Setup

All right, I'm going to be talking about how I go about spraying, you know, doors. Now, I'm working in a um a remodel upstairs bonus room. I only have one door to spray and I got a couple biffold doors, so I don't have multiple doors to stand up in a room. So, I'm just going to spray it, you know, leaning up against the wall right here. I'm going to talk a little bit about my setup that I spray with interior trim. So, I've got a um Triek T5 hooked up downstairs running at 2200 PSI when I spray trim. I've got a Paint Life hose whip right here, a 3-FFT hose whip hooked up to a Zswive Exit Flex Zswive. So the Z swivel coupled with the um the hose whip just makes everything much more nimble and flexible and a lot less fatigued, you know, on your wrist and um hands and forearms. My gun itself, I got a Triek. I only like two finger guns, so I got a Triek 380 gun right here set up. And on my gun today, I'm going to be using a 310 tip. is an exit flex tip on an exit flex guard, which is a multi-use guard. So, uh, two sides to the guard. It'll house rack X tips, rack five tips, Titan tips, triap tips, Bedford tips. It'll run all your tips. One of the beauties, you know, of Exit Flex products. So, great tips. Uh, multi-use guard. There's my setup that I use to spray doors with.