Assess Project Scope and Establish Primary Strategy

[Music] this Krissy Idaho hater I'm journeyman Jon this is pay live TV and today we've got a cool subject this is what to paint first and we've got whole series of these videos coming out because there's a whole bunch of different scenarios that we run into every day and we just keep changing our mind on what we want to pay for you shouldn't ever figure it out now we don't really know what we're doing we're just just making it up as we go on the fly but really we actually do so this scenario we're gonna be talking about today this is gonna be a residential repaint and this is a scenario where somebody lives in the home so the home is completely occupied with furniture and all kinds of personal belongings and expensive stuff not expensive stuff and we're gonna be painting trim today and then we're gonna be painting the walls one color and then the ceiling is another color so how are we going to talk to that project I know one thing is we always spray our trim and we always spray our trim because we feel like you can get the best result sprained it and you can paint it faster right indeed so one of the things looking at the project if I know that's the first question are we spraying anything well I know we're doing trim so that's a given we are spraying so that's going to mean we're going to want to do any of our spraying first now what a lot of people fall into is once they get comfortable spraying and using an airless sprayer is they just go willy-nilly with a spray gun and start spraying everything because you know how to so why not so but before you get too crazy let's hold our horses here for us we're going to spray the trim and then depending on how much masking we have to do to spray the trim we may spray the ceilings but not the walls we typically always roll the