Evaluate Paint Characteristics and Prior Spray Tip Performance

What happens here

Begin by identifying the specific paint product being used. The presenter is spraying Sherwin-Williams Gallery Series paint, which he notes is "really, really thin." He recounts his initial experience using a 410 spray tip, which resulted in the paint beginning to "sag" on the surface (a wall). This sagging occurred despite him increasing his application speed, indicating that the tip's orifice size or fan pattern was not suitable for the paint's low viscosity. This initial assessment is crucial for determining the need for a tip change.

Goal: Understand why the current spray setup is causing issues like paint sagging.