Prepare Surface and Setup Sprayer
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What happens here
Begin by ensuring the door is properly prepared for spraying. This typically involves cleaning the surface and masking off any areas that should not be painted using painter's tape and masking paper. Set up your airless paint sprayer (specifically, a Tritech T5 running at 2200 PSI is used in the video) and attach the spray gun (a TriTech 380 gun is used) with the specified accessories: a 5' Paint Life whip, an ExitFlex micro swivel, an ExitFlex TwinFit guard, and a TriTech 510 FF tip. Confirm the paint is properly mixed and loaded into the sprayer.
Goal: Ensure proper setup for spray painting
Tools and materials
- Airless Paint Sprayer Tritech T5 — Applying paint evenly and efficiently to the door
- ExitFlex Micro Swivel ExitFlex — Allowing the spray gun to rotate freely, preventing hose kinks
- ExitFlex TwinFit Guard ExitFlex — Protecting the spray tip and operator's hands
- Masking Paper — Protecting larger areas from overspray
- Paint Life Whip Paint Life — Providing flexibility and reducing fatigue during spraying
- Painter's Tape — Masking off areas not to be painted
- Spray Gun TriTech 380 gun — Directing the paint spray
- TriTech 510 FF Tip TriTech — Controlling the spray pattern and fluid flow rate
- Paint Sherwin Williams Latitude in Satin — Applying to the door