Airless Spraying Walls
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Painting New Construction Interior Walls - PVA Primer
What happens here
After spraying the ceilings, the painter moves on to the walls. He maintains a similar technique to the ceilings, applying primer in consistent, top-to-bottom passes. Being right-handed, he typically works from left to right across the wall. He reiterates the importance of using spray tips like the Titan HEA tips, which are designed to create a feathered edge. This characteristic is crucial to avoid leaving hard lines, streaks, or 'fingering' marks on the wall, which can become problematic and visible in the final topcoat. The goal is a uniform, professional-looking surface that is perfectly prepared for the subsequent layers of paint.
Goal: Apply an even, consistent coat of PVA primer to walls.
Tools and materials
- Airless Spray Gun with Extension Pole — Applying primer to walls
- Spray Tip — Creating a feathered spray pattern to avoid hard edges
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