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Identify Essential Overspray Control Tools

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How To Stop Paint Overspray.

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Tools and materials

  • 3M M3000 Hand-Masker
  • Cardboard Shield Holders
  • Cardboard Shields
  • Drop Cloths
  • Masking Paper (9-inch)
  • Masking Tape (1-inch 2020)

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this video, we're going to be using some uh tools and products to actually help control overspray that I'm going to be showing you. Some of the things you're going to be needing uh to help control the overspray when you're actually painting with an airless sprayer is a hand masker. We use an 3M M3000 hand masker. We use 9in paper with 1 in 2020 tape. You're always going to need drop cloths to help uh control any fallout or overspray. We also use our craft cardboard shield holders and cardboard shields. These are some of the things that we use to help control overspray and we're going to show you how we go about using them so you won't get any paint overspray on cars, fences, uh concrete, or the things you don't want to get it on. So, if you haven't seen my previous video on overspray, I got a the video right up here. If you click on that video, if you haven't seen that one, that one was dedicated to all the haters and people that thought I got overspray in all the vehicles around the neighborhood when I was actually painting houses or painting shutters or doors. So, go out and check that video out. And that gives you a lot of tips and tricks on oversprays. And actually, you actually see my vehicle right next to the houses that we're actually painting and using while we're actually spraying an airless sprayer and not getting any paint on my vehicle. Go

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