Initial Spraying Technique and Adapting to Stucco Texture

and spraying so yeah originally i was gonna do the a lot of back rolling on this project and you know i started finding that it wasn't really necessary but the due to the heavy structure to this stucco there's like kind of these these infinite numbers of angles and i could spray it you know faster you gotta spray it one direction spray it another direction and then get on a ladder and look at it in multiple directions to make sure all the ins and outs of the stucco are um are coated and this is this job basically this stuck of what what we're really doing because it's already been painted back rolled multiple times it's in pretty good condition and we're just basically doing a color change on this i'm using a flat paint to achieve this color change we're using duration and so now like this side i can walk around and look and see um light spots and stuff like that where i can just hit and touch up these light spots and a little bit different than uh the back rolling process and stuff but this is a lot faster and more effective than what i was doing i'd be begin with and once again it's just a matter of just adapting and changing you know to the situation that you're in and this is working out you know really effective if this thing was just a stucco that had never been painted before the back brushing process is really or back rolling is really essential to get good