Allow to Dry and Remove Masking
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Spraying a garage door with a sprayer | Painting a metal overhead door
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(1,362 characters)so just ran into a little problem uh whip got clogged but uh the drawer if the door dried right there I wouldn't want to start right in the middle again and move down the line I'd want to just start from the end and continue going again but it was still wet we continued on where we're going it spit a little bit in the middle when it all everything shut down but because of the Grain on the metal right there you won't see that spit at all um you want to just check your edges make sure everything got covered it got covered 100% otherwise you could go around the perimeter one more time but covered 100% just choose a speed that's going to you know get everything covered 100% and one pass so you don't have to come back redo it again now I'm going to raise this garage door and allow it to dry up so I got uh my door I raise my door I always raise it up right here cuz I pull the masking off the bottom so I'm going to pull always pull the masking out the bottom I know I get this um I get this question you know um quite often so there's a car behind there are you worried about the car getting overspray on it and I'm not and you can see how the door it overlaps right here nothing gets through this door this is a um it's a insulated door nothing's going to get through that crack the way it overlaps so no overspray on the car don't need to worry about it
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