Straining Paint for Smooth Finish

So I got a pro tip for you and that's always straining your pain So I'll show you the bottom of this can it actually fell in The the cans themselves paints dry even with the lids on nowadays and so on on the top of the paint You'll get this stuff skimming over on the top of the paint brand new paint when they shake the paint with a shaker or you shake with Hands this stuff falls into the paint Eventually that's going to clog your gun filters clog your manifold filters So you always want to strain your paints. We use just a five gallon strainer I've already boxed and strained my paints right here, but it's important to strain your paints Otherwise you're gonna clog the manifold filter gun filter. It's just gonna cause you all kinds of problems If you're just rolling walls you're gonna get that stuff into your nap onto your brush It's just gonna go on to your walls You're gonna be picking that off your walls. So pro tip always strain your paints Got another pro tip for you today