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Tools I control overspray with! #toolsinaction #toolbox #overspray

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project demonstrates the effective use of a specialized cardboard shield holder to manage and prevent overspray when operating an airless paint sprayer. The video showcases how this tool helps protect various surfaces, including high architectural features, corners, gutters, soffits, and ground-level footings, from unwanted paint.

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This is a craft cardboard shield holder, and this is how you control overspray. Whenever you're spraying with an airless sprayer, you'll overspray is always going to be an issue. Whether it's windy or not, whether you're trying to keep overspray off of the footings up here, I'm going to be spraying, and there's a red stripe and lights up there, and I've got to get close to that. I don't want to get any overspray on it. I'm going to use my cardboard shield holder to control the overspray. They just use 30-inch shields right here. They're just throw away shields. We use them over and over again. We rarely throw them away, actually, because it adjusts simply and easily. You just tap it on the ground, and it's that the angle of it is going to adjust. Use it to control overspray whipping around a corner. I'll use it on corners. I'll use it to shield the gutters, soffits. I'll use it to shield the footings. If I'm spraying down here, I don't want to get overspray on the footings. There's a lot of different scenarios you're going to be using a shield holder. I'm going to use it to control overspray on the footings.

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