Apply PVA Primer to Ceilings and Walls
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PRIMING AND PAINTING WALLS Painting New Construction Sheet Rock Walls. Spraying new drywall
What happens here
Before spraying, ensure you are wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE), including a paint suit (like a Tyvek suit), a respirator with appropriate filters, and safety goggles. Begin by spraying the ceilings first, moving methodically across the surface. Once the ceilings are complete, proceed to spray the walls. Maintain a consistent, continuous motion with the spray gun, avoiding frequent trigger releases to ensure an even coat and prevent streaks. The goal is to apply a good, even layer of primer, not necessarily a super heavy one, to effectively seal the drywall.
Goal: Spray an even coat of PVA primer on all ceilings and walls
Tools and materials
- 30-inch Gun Extension — Extending reach for ceilings and high walls
- Airless Paint Sprayer Titan 1140 — Applying primer to surfaces
- PVA Primer Unspecified — Sealing drywall surfaces
- Paint Suit Tyvek — Protecting clothing and skin from paint/primer
- Respirator — Protecting against inhaling paint fumes and particles
- Safety Goggles — Protecting eyes from overspray
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