Manage Narrow Spaces and Outlets

So, I'm going to continue spraying up high here. Now I'm going to begin working down this side. [Music] Just like that. So, I've got this section all sprayed right there. And that's some of the simple tricks. And I'll show you some more here in just a second. I have got some questions from some of my viewers whether we thin out our paints or not when we're painting. And typically interior and exterior, we actually never thin out of our thin out of our paints. We use them straight out of the onegon or 5gallon buckets. I never actually thin my paints. So, I'm going to be going over another scenario painting the siding. Got another house right here. This is a different house, but I've got a scenario here where I've got my start and stop points where they're a longer distance. And I'll show you cuz I can't reach with my gun without walking. So, I'm going to show you what it looks like to actually spray it with uh walking the distance from end to end. And I've got footings right down here also that I'm going to be using my cardboard shield on. And I'll show you what that looks like, too. Now, now I got this footing sprayed. Now I'm going to begin spraying my field right here in to end. So now I got a an outlet right here that's on the outside of the home. And we typically spray those outlets. it's all oxidized. I like to spray them because then it actually protects the outlet and it protects it from the UV rays and it won't oxidize anymore. So, I'll just work around that outlet first. And now I'll begin spraying the field. And my logical start and stops is going to be this piece of trim board and the other piece of trim board. There you go. That's what it looks like to spray a longer distance where you actually have to walk from your logical start and stop points. So that's it for