Understand Full Wrap Window Type and Set Up Equipment

All right. So, today I'm going to be talking about how I go about spraying a um full wrap window. So, this is a full wrap window right here. And what I mean by that is it's wrapped with wood all the way around. A partial wrap could just be like a sill and then the rest of it is wrapped with drywall. But this is a full wrap window. Very common in Idaho. My setup that I'm using, I've got a Paint Life hose whip. I always run a hose whip on every single sprayer that I use. I've got an exit flex Z swivel right here. Just makes maneuvering the gun even a lot easier. Coupled with a hose whip. So, I'm using a Triek sprayer downstairs. I always keep it out of the area where I'm spraying cuz I don't want it being exposed, the motor being exposed to, you know, dust in the air and overspray paint. Try 380 two-finger gun. I only like two-finger guns. And I'm using a um an exit flex 310 tip. My baseboards are um they're only like 3 and 1/2 in baseboards. 3 in or a 310 tip is good enough for that size of baseboard. Typically, like if I'm doing a lot of doors, I'll be using a 510 tip. I've only got a couple doors, you know, in this room. I've got it in exit flex guard right here. And exit flex guard will run rack X and rack 5 tips. So, it has openings on both sides so you can run all your tips. Rack X, Rex 5, Titan, Trite-C, Bedford, Exit, Flex, One Guard will run everything. So, that's my setup. I usually run my PSI around 2200 when I'm spraying interior trim. I'm going to show you my technique when it comes to spraying a full wrap window, how I go about doing that. All right.