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Apply First Coat of White Paint

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Painting The Abandoned House. Neighbors had problem! (EP.12)

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What happens here

Begin applying the first coat of Shogi White paint to the vinyl siding using the airless sprayer. Work in consistent horizontal passes, overlapping slightly to ensure even coverage. Pay attention to corners and edges. During application, you might encounter clogs in the sprayer tip, which can cause paint splattering; clear these as needed. After covering the front section of the house, observe the drying paint. While high-quality paints can sometimes achieve full coverage in one coat, 'street marks' or unevenness might appear, indicating the need for a second coat. Allow the first coat to dry completely before deciding on a second application.

Goal: The first layer of white paint is applied to the house siding using an airless sprayer, aiming for even coverage while managing occasional clogs and observing the paint's drying and coverage quality for potential second coats.

Tools and materials

  • 515 Paint Tip
  • Drop cloths/tarps
  • Paint Sprayer Extension Wand
  • Sherwin Williams SuperPaint
  • Wagner 170 Airless Paint Sprayer

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from that point on we're just gonna have fun with it oh [Music] this whole time I think I'm working way more than I should be I'm painting my trim right now which it we're gonna paint the trim a different color later but the part that's super important is getting the sides of the trim because when you roll it on just roll on a nice clean coat here and the sides you don't have to worry about them because that's what new construction homes they do it's an interesting thing like why but at the same time does it really matter I don't think it does I'm really starting to regret not ripping out these bushes before painting made my life so much easier getting all these weird clogs which they're not a problem they happen with almost all guns but I think it's just getting gunked up on top so it causes it to Splatter a little bit and I think we can't overcome only a thousand more to go [Music] so when you do these little detailed pieces you want to have it spring linearly and then you want to do these short bursts that way you don't put too much in there and it's a little bit more controlled thank you [Music]

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