Assess Paint Viscosity

What happens here

Reflect on past experiences with exterior paints. The presenter notes that a previously used 'Duration' exterior paint required significant thinning (half a quart to a quart per gallon) to spray effectively. If the current paint exhibits similar issues, it suggests its high viscosity is overwhelming the sprayer's capabilities, leading to pressure drops and poor atomization (fingering).

Goal: Determine if the paint's thickness (viscosity) is the cause of pressure loss and fingering by considering previous experiences with similar paints.