Plan Spray Sequence to Avoid Runs

What happens here

Before commencing spraying, the presenter describes his pre-planned technique to avoid runs and achieve a superior finish. He highlights two common issues: paint gathering at the bottom of the frame (sill) and missed spots at the top. To address this, he plans to spray the vertical sides and the top section of the window frame first. The window sill, being a horizontal surface where paint naturally levels, will be sprayed last. This order is crucial because any slight overspray or drips from the upper sections will fall onto the still-wet sill, allowing it to level out without causing visible runs. He also mentions that using Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel is beneficial due to its excellent leveling properties, which helps hide minor imperfections. He advises against using an extension on the gun to avoid 'spits' (small paint splatters) for general trim, but notes it might be necessary for hard-to-reach top sections.

Goal: The presenter explains his strategic approach to spraying the window, prioritizing vertical and top sections first, and the sill last, to minimize overlaps and prevent runs.