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Inspect and Re-coat (If Necessary)

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What happens here

After applying the first coat, carefully inspect the door for complete coverage. The speaker notes that exterior paints, even those labeled 'eggshell finish,' tend to level out over time as they dry, creating a smooth finish. While dark, thick colors may not atomize as perfectly as lighter ones initially, they will still level well. If a second coat is desired or necessary for optimal coverage, allow the first coat to dry for approximately one hour before proceeding. Once dry, apply the second coat using the same techniques as the first.

Goal: Assess coverage and apply additional coats for desired finish

Tools and materials

  • Spray Gun TriTech 380 gun — Applying a second coat of paint
  • Paint Sherwin Williams Latitude in Satin — Additional coats

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I have excessive spraying on both sides. One thing, you know? They are exterior paints. Some will say they are exterior paints with an eggshell finish, when you paint them they appear to have an eggshell finish and then they dry and level out over time. Exterior paints don't give you a finish, a vitreous finish like interior enamels. They behave and are applied differently. a color like this thick, with a lot of dye to create this color. The paint doesn't atomize well with light colors, so you won't get a super smooth finish, but it will level out very, very well. I look at it and it seems to be covered, you know? 100%. If you think it needs two coats, one or two, you can give it another coat after it dries. It will take about an hour to dry. Give it another pass, then remove the tape and you're done. It's 100% covered. It looks pretty good to me . I have a uniform and

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