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Door Spraying & Overspray Protection

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What to Paint First? Tips and Tricks for Painting Solo! Final Solo Painting Project Revealed.

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What happens here

The painter masks and then sprays the doors to achieve a smooth finish, explaining that spraying is preferred over brushing or rolling to avoid stippling or brush marks. He then demonstrates a technique for protecting surfaces during spraying: using cardboard shields. These shields are manually held in place or secured to block overspray from reaching unintended areas, such as the roof when painting gutters, which he notes as a highly effective and practical method.

Goal: This step covers spraying doors for a smooth, stipple-free finish and using cardboard shields when spraying gutters to prevent overspray on the roof.

Tools and materials

  • Cardboard Shields
  • Masking Tape
  • Plastic Sheeting
  • Spray Painter

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sheen to them the back side of the house the back side of the house not nearly as complicated as the front side of the house just straight shot straight run doors how to pull weather strips out of the doors mass the doors off spray the doors i always spray my doors and never brush and roll the doors because they don't want stippling or brush strokes on the doors they are smooth doors so you want them to have a smooth look to them and you don't want them to be stippled with brush strokes or roller marks so you don't have roping or stippling got a run of gutters back here we sprayed the gutters um having cardboard shields i'm using some tools you're seeing in my video like the cardboard shield holder must have tools if you're going to be doing any type of spraying on the cardboards i just stuck them in on the the gutters so i don't get any overspray on the roof um really handy little trick this

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