Evaluate Ceiling Painting Method

we'll spray them occasionally yeah so one of the reasons where we'll try to decide are we spraying the students or are we rolling them is going to be how much trim is there and how much masking do we have to do for the trim to get things completely covered so if it's just a little bit of trim here and there we're not really going to worry like small pieces of base I don't have to have complete coverage but if I've got a lot of window casings doors that I'm spraying in the rooms things like that and we've got to cover and seal everything then at that point I'll look at it and say okay first thing we're going to do is spray all of the ceilings so the dust falls down we'll clean off the trim and then we'll spray the trim yeah so we walk in the house the scenario looks like this you walk in the house before we enter the house when we begin setting down drop cloths set down and drop cloths start bringing in our materials because we don't want to walk on their floors so we start setting out and then guys will just start covering things up with plastic and getting things ready to spray begin the masking process and other guys will because if we're gonna be painting the whole house we're talking in the snow some guys will be taking down switch plates and stuff like that and so we just kind of delegate you know or we don't have to delegate with our team was everybody kind of understands their responsibilities so it's kind of just like a process everything just flows we just walk in and people just begin tackling tasks so spraying the ceilings do you get a better finish spray down or do you get a better finish rolling on spring ceilings is a little tricky and that's one of the reasons to why sometimes we'll opt to roll the ceilings instead is because rolling ceilings is a