Touch Up Around Obstacles Safely

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Paint sprayer tips. Spraying Without Getting Spits. Airless Paint Sprayer Instructions & Tips.

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After the main spraying passes, there might be small areas around obstacles like door knobs or other fixtures that were covered by masking and thus missed paint coverage. Carefully remove any temporary masking from these specific obstacles. Then, using the same off-surface start-and-stop technique, re-spray these smaller, unpainted spots. Ensure the spray begins on the established floor masking, covers the missed area, and ends back on the floor masking to prevent new spits on the door.

Goal: Ensure complete, spit-free coverage around all door fixtures.

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So, I stopped on the masking and started on masking. Now, I got a door knob I've got to work around right here. And the door knob because of the masking, there's some miss spot. So, I'm going to move my masking. And I'm going to start my spray again down here off of my door so I don't get a spit. worked around it. And if I look underneath, there's some spots that I've missed. I'm going to start on the masking and come back off the masking. I'm going to look around, make sure it's hit all around the door knob, around all the edges. Looks good. And I have started and I've stopped spraying off of my door and didn't get any spits on the door. That's how you go about spraying a smooth surface without getting a spit on

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