Spraying Baseboards, Windows, and Doors
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Painting Trim without BRUSH MARKS!
What happens here
After all preparation is complete, lay out drop cloths to cover the entire floor, including any masked areas, to provide maximum protection. Set up the airless sprayer. Ensure the prime switch is set to 'prime' and the pressure is at a minimal setting. Insert the intake tube into the paint and turn on the sprayer. Once paint starts coming out of the prime tube, switch the prime switch to 'spray' and gradually increase the pressure to the desired setting (around 1100-1500 PSI at the pump for fine finish tips). Wear a respirator and safety glasses before starting to spray. When spraying, maintain a consistent distance (approx. 12 inches) and speed. Start with the top edges of the baseboards, then spray the face, ensuring two coats are applied for optimal coverage and durability.
Goal: Apply paint to trim surfaces with a smooth, professional finish.
Tools and materials
- Airless Paint Sprayer Titan — Applying paint to trim
- Airless Spray Gun Titan — Controlling paint application
- Drop Cloths — Protecting floors from paint and overspray
- Fan — Circulating air to reduce paint fumes in the room
- Fine Finish 310 Spray Tip Titan — Achieving a smooth finish
- Liquid Deglosser Krud Kutter Gloss-Off — Preparing previously painted glossy surfaces for better paint adhesion
- Orbital Sander Festool — Smoothing any remaining imperfections before the final coat
- Respirator — Protecting against paint fumes
- Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from paint spray
- Sanding Sponge — Hand-sanding small areas or curved surfaces
- Paint — Applying to trim surfaces
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