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The best spray setup for window trim. #exitflex #innovation #diy #toolsofthetrade

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The Idaho Painter

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This video describes an optimized airless spray gun setup for DIY painting projects, focusing on specific components like a flexible hose whip, a swivel joint for maneuverability, a durable spray gun with a suitable tip, and the strategic placement of the main sprayer unit for protection.

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My setup that I'm using, I've got a Paint Life hose whip. I always run a hose whip on every single sprayer that I use. I've got an X flex Z swivel right here. Just makes maneuvering the gun even a lot easier coupled with a hose whip. So, I'm using a TriTech sprayer downstairs. I always keep it out of the area where I'm spraying cuz I don't want it being exposed the motor being exposed to, you know, dust in the air and overspray paint. TriTech 382 finger gun. I only like two finger guns and I'm using a an X flex 310 tip. My baseboards are they're only like 3 and 1/2 inch baseboards. 3 and 310 tip is good enough for that size of baseboard. Typically, like if I'm doing a lot of doors, I'd be using a 510 tip. I've only got a couple doors, you know, in this room. I've got it in a X flex guard right here. An X flex guard.

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