Plan Spraying Strategy to Avoid Runs and Overlaps

The way I typically go about doing a full wrap window, I'll just talk about it first and then show you. So, the window itself, you know, the sides of the window, uh, need to be done. So, I got my sides. The bottom needs to be, you know, done. If somebody was laying down on the floor looking up and didn't paint the bottom, especially if you're going like from black to white, white to black, something that was, you know, um, a lot of contrast, you would notice that. The other thing is the tops of the windows. You know, a lot of painters don't paint the tops of the windows. Um, I just get a ladder. I'll hit the top. So, I'm going to hit, you know, my uh sides, my bottom, my top, and then I'll begin working on the window. And I typically will start I use um a gun. And if you don't want spits, don't put an extension on. The longer the extension, the more the spits. But you're going to have to start somewhere, you know, uh possibly, you know, on your project that could cause a spit. This I'm using emerald urethane. It levels out extremely well. So, one spit, you're not going to see it, but I'll typically