Plan Logical Start and Stop Points

typically use. So, here we go. We've got a scenario right here. Spraying. And I've got a window. I've got corners and I've got a window over here. And when I'm spraying, you always want to find start and stop points that are logical start and stop points. You don't want to uh end in the middle of your sighting if you can't help it. If you're up high on a ladder and stuff and it's really hard to uh get large logical start and stop points, but when when you're down low, my logical start and stop point is going to be the window and this corner board right here and the window and this corner board below the window. I'll be spraying starting here and I'll be stopping there. And what that does is that eliminates your um heavy spots where you're starting and stopping. You'll get those heavy spots and they could run or uh be a shiny spot or they could dry too quickly and crackle. So, uh you want to try to eliminate those heavy spots by getting your logical