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Spray Paint Baseboards and Built-in Shelves

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What happens here

Continue the spray painting process by tackling the remaining trim elements in the room, specifically the baseboards and any built-in bookshelves. Start with the upper sections of the built-in shelves, working down to the lower shelves, and then proceed to the baseboards. Use the same technique of consistent, overlapping passes with the airless sprayer to ensure even coverage. The video highlights using Sherwin-Williams Solo Semi-Gloss Interior Trim Paint for its good hang, quick drying, and nice sheen.

Goal: Paint all remaining trim elements in the room.

Tools and materials

  • 6-inch Gun Extension — Extending the reach of the spray gun
  • Airless Paint Sprayer Graco — Applying paint
  • Gloves — Protecting hands from paint
  • Graco Two-Finger Gun Graco — The spray gun for the airless system
  • Graco XFF Tip — Creating a fine, even spray pattern
  • Respirator — Protecting airways from paint fumes and particles during spraying

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Just moving right along here. Got two windows sprayed. Working on these other windows. They're going to begin working on the bookshelves and then the baseboards. We are using a product from Sure Whims. It's called Solo and it's a semig gloss interior trim paint and it hangs really well and dries really fast. Has a nice sheen and is what we like to spray the trim with the best. Continuing [Music]

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