Implement Advanced Spraying Techniques

the floor itself. There's multiple ways you can spray a door. I can go from side to side or I can go up and down. I always go up and down. I only want to, you know, walk the distance of this door. Say a garage door. I only want to walk distance one time. So I typically would start from the right, you know, move to the left and work my way. I can start from the left and move right. It's, you know, what's more convenient, you know, to you. Now, I saw, you know, somebody on social media, you know, spraying, you know, these like your routed edges right here, spraying these first and then going back, spraying the door up and down, which you don't need to do. If your gun is like facing, you know, straight at all these edges and corners, all that stuff's going to get coated 100%. It's a pre prime door. It's not actually wood, but it is pre prime. It's hollow. Um, typical uh interior door, very forgiving because it's wood grain. So, if you actually started and spit onto the door, uh, you wouldn't actually see that spit. It's uh, very unlikely you would see it. You still want to practice, good practice, and start spraying off your surface and then begin spraying. And I will not release the trigger until I'm done with the door. So, it's going to be all the way across. If I release the trigger, it'll spin. If I pull the trigger, it will spin. So, I try to just keep it, you know, as simple as possible. So, uh tops and bottoms of the doors. One of the