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Spray Lap Overlaps at an Angle

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How to spray your house with an airless sprayer. Graco Airless Sprayer Instructions.

What happens here

Lap siding has overlapping boards that create grooves. To ensure these areas are fully covered, especially when painting a dark color over a lighter base, you must spray at an angle. Instead of spraying straight onto the siding, tilt your spray gun slightly upwards (or downwards, depending on the angle of the lap) to direct the paint into the underside of the overlapping boards. This technique ensures that the hidden sections and grooves receive adequate paint coverage, preventing visible unpainted lines or 'stripes' once the paint dries.

Goal: Achieve complete paint coverage within the overlapping grooves of lap siding.

Tools and materials

  • Airless Paint Sprayer GracoApplying paint

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Do the bottom portion. Drill back and forth. Doing nice from in. I'll actually spray inside. This is a really dark color. So, you got these holes. You want to make sure it's um dark over light. You want to make sure you spray at an angle to get inside those holes. And then when I'm spraying my lap sighting, you want to make sure you get underneath the lip. So when I'm spraying, I'm not spraying straight on. I'm actually spraying at an angle, shooting up an angle. And I always release my trigger at my two start and stop. It actually saves you paint instead of hold it, but you you use more paint doing so. So this

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