Understand Window Sill Spraying Technique

All right. In this video, I'm going to show you how I go about spraying window sills to get a perfect finish, that glassy smooth top. I'm going to kind of talk about them. They've got skirting underneath them. So, part of my spray technique, you know, I've got to hit the ends. I've got to hit the bottom. Some people don't, you know, spray the bottoms, but if somebody was laying on the floor and saw that and it was bare wood, you want to have that painted. I want to have the bottom painted here. And then, of course, I want, you know, the sill itself painted. And when somebody runs their hand over it, we want that to be super glassy smooth. One of the cool things about the sills is they are horizontal flat and I can just load tons of paint on there and not worry about it running cuz I want this thing to be have a lot of paint on it and I want to feel like glass. And so my technique is going to include, you know, starting by spraying the sides. Then I'm going to do the the bottom and um shoot at a 45° angle to hit the face and the underneath right here. And then I'm going to shoot my sill itself. Now like a door jam, like a baseboards, you know, things need to be replicatable every single time so you don't get runs. If you have overlapping spots, if I come back and come back here, overlapping spots going to be right here, you could get a run. If I come here and come across here, you could end up having overlapping spots someplace in this corner and getting runs on here. And so I developed a technique doing window sills that was replicatable without runs. And you'll see exactly how I do it here. Now, if you need a mask cuz I'm going to be shooting at an angle. This is going to come up. It'll hit this. If you're concerned about it, you'll hitting your glass. You want to put another row of paper on there. Here's my