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Prepare Paint Sprayer and Setup

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

What happens here

Once the caulk has cured, prepare the paint spraying equipment. Set up an airless paint sprayer, such as the Wagner 170 model, ensuring it's ready for use. Airless sprayers typically do not require paint dilution. Fill the sprayer with a high-quality exterior paint and primer in one, like Sherwin Williams SuperPaint, in the desired base color (e.g., Shogi White with a satin finish). Attach a 10-inch extension wand to the sprayer gun; this provides better reach and control, especially for higher areas and specific angles on the siding.

Goal: This step involves setting up an airless paint sprayer and loading it with a high-quality paint-and-primer-in-one product, as well as attaching an extension for improved reach and control.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Sprayer Extension Wand
  • Sherwin Williams SuperPaint
  • Wagner 170 Airless Paint Sprayer

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so here's my setup the paint we're going with is a product from Sherwin-Williams not sponsored but I've used this product before it's the superior paint paint and primer and it's an exterior acrylic latex super tough super durable the guys that I don't need to lay down a primer just because the board's already primed but also when they say when you do two coats the first one is your binding coat and the second one is your kind of finishing coat the hardware they're using with this is Old Faithful Betsy here Wagner 170 this is an airless sprayer that means you don't have to dilute the paint or anything throw it in there I think they're retailing for in that 300 range 350 range but man it's a Workhorse I've painted multiple houses with it got my little attachment I want to make my life a little bit easier and from that point on we're just gonna have

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