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Primer Application

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I Transformed The Worst Garage In The Neighborhood

What happens here

On the next day, with the texture dried, the host prepares to prime the garage. He uses a Wagner Airless 130 sprayer, pouring a 5-gallon bucket of primer directly into its hopper. He then systematically sprays the entire garage, covering the newly textured walls and ceiling with an even coat of primer. He takes care to cover all surfaces, including around windows and utility areas. The host removes his baseball cap and notes that his old paint sprayer is broken, leading him to use this smaller, less ideal sprayer. He acknowledges the need for constant refilling due to the smaller hopper size but emphasizes that spraying is still preferable to rolling for efficiency and finish.

Goal: Apply a coat of primer to all textured surfaces.

Tools and materials

  • 5-Gallon Bucket — Holding paint primer
  • Respirator Mask — Protecting from primer fumes and overspray
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from primer overspray
  • Wagner Airless 130 Sprayer Wagner — Applying primer to walls and ceiling
  • Paint Primer — Base coat for the textured walls and ceiling

What they say

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got 5 gallons of primer, 5 gallons of paint using my Wagner uh airless 130. This thing has always been clutch anytime I did any kind of cabinet paint. It's awesome cuz you just dump a whole gallon in here and start painting. Unfortunately, instead of me dropping a hose right into a 5-gallon bucket and just spraying away like most bare sprayers are, with this I'm going to have to uh take my medicine and constantly refill this thing. But, again, count my blessing. We're not rolling, we're not brushing, we're spraying. Let's get into it.

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