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Improving Door Painting Efficiency and Finish

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VERSATILE Painting Tools. Using a Clean Shot Valve.

What happens here

The co-presenter highlights the CleanShot's utility for painting doors, particularly for achieving a perfect finish at the bottom. He explains that without it, painters often struggle to reach the very bottom while maintaining good technique, often impeded by hoses. The CleanShot allows for an 'elbow-up' technique, providing a good transfer of paint and ensuring a clean, low-level finish with minimal effort, making it a 'no-brainer' for this task.

Goal: The CleanShot enhances the painting of doors by enabling precise application, especially at the bottom, without straining the painter or encountering hose obstructions.

Tools and materials

  • Graco CleanShot Shutoff Valve
  • Paint Sprayer Gun

What they say

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that's pretty cool um and also we find that this works really well for doors not just for the spit but because just by giving that 20 angle there when we actually come to spray the doors before we'd have to because we want a perfect finish at the bottom as much as everywhere else so when we come down we'd have to be and again look we've got the holes in the way so that's pretty much going to stop us about a foot from the floor so we just give ourselves a little bit of a keep there so when we come down elbow up we're coming down we've got nice transfer but look it's just yeah it's in our brain everything yeah that's absolutely amazing so you use it he uses it in quite a few different ways

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