Set Up and Initial Edge Spraying
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Spray doors standing with an airless sprayer! #innovation #tools #inventions
What happens here
The video begins by showing a work area set up as a dedicated spray booth, enclosed with plastic sheeting, and featuring an exhaust fan for ventilation. A door is mounted vertically on a rotating stand, allowing easy access to all surfaces. The painter is wearing a respirator, eye protection (under a baseball cap), and gloves for safety. The initial spraying action focuses on the edges of the door. The spray gun, which is identified as a TriTech T4 sprayer with a TriTech 510 Fine Finish Tip, is moved along the vertical edges to apply an even coat. The painter consistently sprays towards the exhaust fan, which helps draw overspray away from the fresh paint and maintains better air quality in the booth.
Goal: Prepare the workspace and begin painting the door edges
Tools and materials
- Door — The item being painted
- Exhaust Fan — To provide ventilation and remove overspray from the work area
- Eye Protection — To shield eyes from paint spray and particulates
- Gloves — To protect hands from paint and chemicals
- Plastic Sheeting — To enclose the work area and create a temporary spray booth
- Respirator — To protect against inhaling paint fumes and airborne particles
- Rotating Stand — To hold the door vertically and allow easy rotation for painting all sides
- Spray Gun TriTech — To atomize and apply paint to the door surface
- TriTech 510 Fine Finish Tip TriTech — A specialized spray tip for achieving a fine, smooth finish on surfaces like doors
- TriTech T4 sprayer TriTech — The specific airless sprayer used in the video for paint application
- Paint — The coating applied to the door