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Prepare Door for Spraying

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How To Spray Interior Trim & Doors. Painting Doors & Trim.

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What happens here

Before spraying, prepare the door by inspecting it for any imperfections. For any white spots, crayon marks, or pin marks, apply a quick-drying primer like Seal Lock Primer. Ensure the area behind the door is masked off. To facilitate spraying both sides of the door without waiting for it to dry, place screw-on stir sticks on top of the door. These sticks will keep the door separated from the wall when it is flipped, preventing painted surfaces from touching.

Goal: Ready the door for painting with an airless sprayer.

Tools and materials

  • Airless Sprayer Graco — Applying paint to the door
  • Masking material — Protecting the wall behind the door from overspray
  • Screws — Attaching stir sticks to the top edge of the door
  • Seal Lock Primer Seal Lock — Priming white spots, crayon marks, or pin marks on the door and door jamb
  • Stir sticks — Keeping the door away from the wall to allow for spraying both sides and flipping

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This is part two of our series on how to use an airless sprayer. In this series, we're going to show you how to spray a door and a window. And the door we got ready set up here inside of a house. The door's got some white spawn spots on it. There's any areas that need to be primed. We use a product called Seal Lock Primer, and it's an alcohol-based primer, which dries really quick. We primed some spots on the door jamb. There was some crayon marks and some other pin marks on the door. We uh mask behind the door. We put a screw to stir stick on top of the door. That'll keep it away from the wall. So when we flip the door over, it will lean up against the wall from both sides. So the door is ready to spray. We got a Rackex 210 tip

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