Control Room Temperature

they're implemented 100%. The other thing is temperature, turn the heat down. You don't want what you don't want is the overspray, the dust, the silica dust, etc. going into the return air, messing up your heater. So you want your room to be cooled down and not super hot because your hot air rises, the ceilings are hot, the slower they dry, the more likelihood you are going to have success spraying them. So turn the heater off way before you get ready to just do a ceiling if you want to have success. So there's some of my tips and tricks, you know, that I use when it comes to spraying ceilings, do have success spraying them. And hopefully you can take something from that and improve your ceiling spraying yourself.