Spray Doors (Edges First)

What happens here

A worker demonstrates spraying a door that has been removed from its hinges and laid flat. The technique begins by spraying all the edges of the door first. This ensures complete coverage on these often-overlooked areas. After the edges are coated, the flat surfaces of the door are sprayed, moving the gun steadily to maintain an even coat. This method prevents runs and drips on the edges and provides a smooth, uniform finish across the entire door panel. The worker moves with a consistent rhythm, overlapping passes to achieve full coverage without over-applying paint in any single area. This approach is highly efficient for painting multiple doors.

Goal: Achieve a smooth, even finish on doors using the airless sprayer.