Masking Tips. How to Mask a room before Spray Painting
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- Masking tips for painting. Masking to Spray. Masking tape painting ideas. Spraying a room with paint. Masking tips to spray kitchen cabinets.
Painting a media wall. This media wall installation has tricky spaces to mask, same principle to mask for kitchen cabinet spraying. If you want to know how to spray kitchen cabinets.. follow this technique..
Day one. Mist coat fresh plaster and spray main colour. Spraying walls and media wall cabinet boxes
Day Two. Mask main walls to paint accent colour / feature wall
Day Three. Mask walls to spray ceiling
(Oak skirting and architrave was sprayed with clear lacquer separately and fitted after new flooring was installed).
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Hey Pete. You are an artist and a craftsman that appears to take pride in everything you do! I really appreciate the time you have invested in making your videos. Thank you so much. I have been in the residential/remodeling industry for 40 years here in the US and have always used a brush and roller for painting. Due to watching your videos I just recently purchased a graco 390pc cordless with the fine finish hopper kit, pressure roller and jet roller. I am 60 years old and have never sprayed anything. However after watching the majority of your videos I want to start spraying. Since you’re videos are so informational I really only have one question if you don’t mind? I noticed you will mask and sometimes spray two coats on walls/trim/ceiling and demask after the second coat. So assuming you allow the first coat to dry for an hour or two and then spray the second coat, do you have any problems with bridging/pulling off paint when demasking?
Hi Mark, thank you so much for your kind words, really means so much 🙏 ..Can I say I’m inspired by ‘time served’ craftsmen like yourself that’s amassed so much experience.. 40 years! Well done, that’s inspirational 👏👏👏 ..I congratulate you also for taking the first steps into spraying, you’ve invested in some wonderful kit there.. the 390 Cordless will serve you very well, I truly believe the Graco innovative cordless technology is the future.. just like cordless drills and other battery tools have taken over their corded originals 👍
Good question my friend.. bridging is very rarely a problem.. masking the sprayed trim / woodwork the next day to spray the walls.. with good woodwork prep, I’ve certainly never had a problem.. I’ll mask the cured trim paint with a ‘gold’ washi tape the next day, spray the walls (with emulsion) up onto the ceiling, then typically pull the masking from the trim whilst the emulsion is still wet and all performs very well.. next day I’ll mask the walls with 99” plastic film and spray the ceiling in last.. I highly recommend pulling the film down after the ceiling 2nd / final coat.. again I don’t usually have a bridging problem but if it is to occur (I recall once in a small isolated area), it would perhaps occur if the plastic film is left.. on the one occasion I recall, it was when I decided to flush out the sprayer first and let the ceiling dry down a bit, I had a small bit of bridging.. then any tape pulls that pull the original paint, again it’s quite rare when using purple sensitive washi tape, but I have had the odd occasion when the previous decoration / remodel had been poorly prepped and there was historic evidence that the original drywall skim wasn’t primed / mist coat and walls were coated in a silk paint.. not great ☹️
..Hope this helps.. please keep in touch on your spraying journey, I’m more than happy to help any way I can.. I’ll always get back to you my friend 🙏 regards Pete
great technique with your spraying pete its a joy to watch and thanks for the amount of effort you put into these videos you deserve many more subscribers and here's hoping you get there!!
Hey Edmond, you’re a diamond, appreciate you saying that.. thank you very much 🙏
Great what! Didn't even cross coat ceiling!! Lmao what a joke
thanks for being an awesome and inspirational painter, love your music and camera work, its like a meditation!
You’re so kind Nic, really appreciate your feedback and awesome support 🙏 regards Pete
Looks absolutely flawless!! 👌
Thank you Alex, very much appreciated.. hope you’re all good and having spraying success yourself buddy 👍
Fantastic video thanks for sharing, and what an end result! 👏🏻
You’re so kind, thank you very much 🙏
Wow! Lovely job Pete. You make masking look so easy. Just about to start 7 weeks spraying and maintenance work at the school. I owe you so much. Gave me the confidence to make the jump. Thank you 👍 cheers Allan.
Hey Allan, I’m so pleased you’re having continued spraying success 😆 ..The support you’ve shown the PaintHQ channel from the start has been invaluable to me too.. wishing you all the very best in this latest project, please be sure to update me how it goes and reach out if I can provide any guidance 👌👍 ..regards Pete
Hey bro, hailing you from Jamaica. I must say I really appreciate the professionalism you put in the videos. I see that you do it for the LOVE and not just the LIKES. Keep growing and one love.
Hey brother, such kind words all the way from Jamaica 🇯🇲❤️ ..means a lot kind sir.. Thank you 👏👏👏🙏
Noice! Subbed, looking forward to more!
Thank you so much, you’re so kind sir 🙏 regards Pete
Super tu video brother siempre miro tus trabajos son geniales
mi hermano 🙏 .. muchas gracias, valoro su apoyo .. saludos Pete
Brilliant job mate 👍
Thank you my friend 🙏 very much appreciated 😆
Pete you are a true master💪💪💪
Thank you Mo, you’re so kind.. hope you’re keeping well my friend 🙏
Great vid again Pete. It was nice to meet you at the Manchester trade show on the Thursday as we was walking in I noticed you and we had a little chat. Love the work you do and effort you out in to vid and replying to comments 👌🏻
Hey Andrew, absolute pleasure to meet you too, nice to put a face to a name 😆 ..really appreciate you watching the videos and supporting the channel.. I’m always happy to help if I can 🙏 ..I’ll be at the P&D show in Coventry later in the year, assisting on the SpraymanUK stand.. it’ll be great if you can make that show and we can chat some more.. The SpraymanUK team and I do like chatting 😆🙈 ..Keep in touch buddy 🙏
Another great video Pete love the step by step way you do them , good to meet you at the trade show at Manchester the other week all the best Roger
Ah an absolute pleasure to meet you too Roger.. keep up the excellent work 👌👍 ..kind regards Pete
Great video again mate top job 👍
Thank you Darren, very much appreciated my friend.. Happy New Year 🥳 ..regards Pete
@@PaintHQ happy new year to you too mate
I thing the Lord Almighty himself sent you forward to help sprays fulfil their potential I myself have learnt so much from you it’s turn me into a worried unconfident struggling sprayer into someone now doing great work with all the confidence in the world be blessed my friend. 🙏
Thank you Simon, very much appreciate your kind words of support.. I’ve seen your work, you’re a top class P&D.. keep going my friend 🙏
nice work as always👍
Thank you Jeff, you’re a diamond 🙏
@@PaintHQ that's because your startimg to rubb off on me!
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Hi Pete how long are you leaving the paint to dry on the walls before remasking the ceiling fantastic videos help me so much
Great question 👍 ..So glad you’re finding the videos helpful.. after spraying the walls, I wait till the next day to mask the ceiling cut line with a delicate masking tape, then I go round with a multi purpose tape and 99” plastic on the 3M Hand Masker 👍 hope this helps, keep in touch.. regards Pete
Hi Pete how's things mate?
Love the video as always👊.
With teknos product ....have you touched in a ceiling yet after spraying? If so does it flash or blend in unnoticed?? So if sprayed touched in with graco handheld etc.
I'm yet tk find one that does everthing ie sprays beautifully, low overspray and touched in etc
Next product I'm trying out is nesprii form caparol after having a go with there capasilan which is phenomenal by the way...just doesn't touch up to great
Hey Matt, great to hear from you buddy.. I’m all good, hope you are too 🙏 ..Good question and I know what you’re saying.. Unfortunately I can’t say for sure that Teknoceiling will touch in / sprayed with the handheld.. Sorry I will have to test that out 👍 ..I’ve had success with AR2 with a ceiling that I’d sprayed and then revisited after an unfortunate incident causing water damage.. I’d hope Teknoceiling performs the same.. after some fine surface filling I used the handheld for the touch up, spraying AR2 and custoner was blown away and obviously pleased that you couldn’t detect the repair / touch up.. this was the video.. If I recall I used a TriTech Ultra 616 to get it spraying real nice through the handheld 👌 ..maybe that helped the touch up, you do get a real fine atomisation with an Ultra..
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..I’m yet to try the Nespri, I have heard very good things.. as with the Caparol range 👏👏👏 ..always a pleasure my friend.. keep in touch.. regards Pete
morning butty its nothing like watching someone transform a room sunday chilling out 👍 ... do you only use Q1 a d deltec tapes or do you try other companys?
Ah thank you for watching Gareth 🙏 ..Yeah I’ve had a lot of success with Deltec 👌 ..I like the ever growing product range by Q1, for a while now I’ve used their Multi Purpose tape on the Hand Masker.. a very cost effective solution when you’re not masking a ‘critical line’.. I also rate their hard floor protection, again a cost effective solution that works extremely well.. I need to check out their latest masking solutions, I like what the brand is doing 👍 ..regards Pete
Hi. I have noticed your whip hose is much more flexible than one I have. Would You please share which one you got and where you got it from.
Well spotted my friend 😆 ..Yeah it’s the smallest whip hose available (so I believe).. it’s a Graco 1.4m 1/8” whip.. Link below ..The ‘official’ application for this size whip, is for spraying fine finishes attaching to a 3/16” (trim / woodwork materials that’s a lower viscosity).. however I’m choosing to also use this whip / hose setup to spray emulsions.. (just wanted to be honest with you) ..I’m guessing your whip is 3/16” which would attach to a 1/4” hose that’s typically used for emulsion
Here’s the exact whip I use
www.sprayman.co.uk/product-category/accessories/airless-spray-accessories/airless-paint-hoses-hvlp-air-hoses-couplers/whip-hoses/1-8-whip-hoses-connects-to-3-16-fine-finish-hoses/
If you don’t already have a Graco Contractor gun, or the Contractor Compact gun.. the 1/8” whip cones with the compact gun in this bundle, it’s an awesome gun and a great offer 👍
www.sprayman.co.uk/product/graco-contractor-gun-pc-compact-airless-spray-gun-and-whip-hose/
All links to SpraymanUK ..I highly recommend them 💯
Hope this helps and I’ve not confused you 😆 ..Happy to help if I can ..regards Pete
Hey.. so curious, I thought the FF LP series of tips would be sub 1000 PSI. Isn't 1500 a lot of PSI for the 514? Just starting my journey, trying to learn from all the pros on here. I picked up the 112 and 310 assuming both would probably run at about 800psi or so. Is that way too low?
Good question my friend.. there’s no set PSI in what is considered low pressure - the paint viscosity and the materials ability to atomise will play a huge part.. for example I can spray low viscosity primers and topcoats with .008 tips at around 800 psi.. whereas a material that is also a brush / roll product, with an FF LP 310, you could be around 1200 PSI ..a note on your 112 - it will let a lot of material through, over a 2” fan.. my experience, unless it’s a thicker, slower flowing material, it would be hard to manage.. you would have to move extremely fast.. hope this helps, regards Pete 💙💯
Hi there, thanks for your videos, really really helpful and learning so much from them. I was wondering, do customers ever question / bring up the fact a lot of the plastic going in to landfill/ bad for the environment? I always worry that some customers might be really unhappy with this? Thanks so much
Hello my friend.. really appreciate your kind words of support.. I’ve not had that said by customers, but it is something that I often think about myself and ways to offset the impact 🤔 ..keep in touch, it’s great to get your input.. regards Pete
Hi, great video! You have really made it helpful for a DIY'er like me.
Quick question - I don't have a hand masker, so got some low tack tape & pretaped plastic sheets. The plastic is pretty thin but clings by static. Is it suitable for protecting or do I need to get better quality plastic roll like 3m. Thanks
Hello my friend, I’m so pleased you like the video and it’s helping DIYers 🙏 ..great question.. short answer is, I’m sure you’ll be fine 👍 in fact I like the pre-taped plastic film and papers, they can be a little easier to handle and manipulate.. in this latest video below, I’m using professional pre-taped masking products by Kip, I put links to the products in the video description.. hope this helps, keep in touch, it’ll be great to hear how you get on.. regards Pete 🙏
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Thanks for your reply. Pretaped plastic is a bit expensive but I find easier to apply on previously applied tape as per your method. Great channel & I am so glad I found it 🙏
You’re right, pre-taped are a little easier.. thank you buddy, you’re so kind 🙏 ..Keep in touch.. regards Pete
Hi mate a quick question do change your gun filter when you use the FFLP tips a 60 to a 100 mesh cheers
Hey John, it’s not necessarily because I’m using an FFLP, for example the 514 is an FFLP and being a .014 orifice size, I’m spraying a thicker emulsion, I stuck to the 60 mesh .. it’s anytime I’m spraying trim / woodwork paints (lower viscosity), and I’m choosing an FFLP size, say a .010 or .008.. I’ll then change to a 100 mesh.. and I always change the manifold and gun 👍 ..Hope that makes sense, I appreciate it sounds confusing.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ thanks it makes sense mate cheers for that
Ah cool.. I can waffle on 🙈
Hi Pete, an excellent overview, many thanks for posting. I have a couple of questions:
If you are not spraying the trim do you still use the sensitive Deltec purple tape before masking it off, in case the client’s paint peels off when de-masking?
Secondly, do you have any suggestions when it comes to Georgian windows? I’d considered masking each pane, to spray, but then realised the widows needed to be opened slightly to catch the edges and any overspray would have hit their ivy! As it was on the first floor, covering the outside would have been a challenge - I hate to admit it but I opted for a brush instead!
With thanks and best wishes, Rob
Hello Rob my friend.. good question, my preference is to use the standard (gold) tape and will check all I can if I’m able to safely mask up with that.. otherwise, yeah I’d use the purple, but there’s a risk the tape will blow off or underperform when spraying.. it’s a tricky dilemma.. sometimes I opt for the yellow Frog Tape on customers paintwork, especially if I was manually using a brush / roller on those areas 👍 ..regarding the Georgian windows, typically sash windows but I’m thinking they had regular window openings and you was looking to spray the inside? Apologies if I’m wrong, just you mentioned having to open slightly to catch the edge.. standard openings are possible to mask (from the inside the property) round the ‘external’ reveal (the bit you don’t see), then mask round the outside edge of the window that opens.. before finally using brown paper in a ‘triangle’ to mask and bridge the gap (to stop spray going outside).. it is tricky, sash windows even trickier (if not impossible) to complete without manually and carefully using a roller to get the edges.. fair play to choosing to brush 👍 from our chats I can see that you’re very logical in your thought process to tackle jobs and sometimes spraying or spraying everything isn’t the solution 😆 ..You’re doing great my friend 🙏 all the very best.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ Hi Pete, Thanks for your detailed response. I should have been more detailed - there were casement windows, hinged on the side. I can see how a “triangle” would have worked, in the same way that, thanks to you, I cover the edges of a doorframe so as not to get overspray outside of the room. Best wishes, Rob
Ah I see 👍. ..Yeah, huge compliment to you.. You have a very good analytical mind.. very useful when looking to spray paint 👏👏👏🙏😆
Good morning pere. Just wondering if you could please answer this question for me.
Would a graco fflp tip and guard work with a wagner gun?
The wagner gun is a good bit cheaper in the sprayman site.
BTW I have bought an erbauer airless to get me started, and trying to upgrade the gun, tip and guard to get the best finish I can.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards
David
Morning David, short answer is yes a 7/8” tip guard will fit and interchange all latest addition guns from Graco / Wagner / TriTech.. it’s just much older guns that can have a different size tip guard thread.. I suspect the Erbauer gun will have a 7/8” thread, I’ve had a quick look for you but can’t confirm 100%.. The thread that attaches the gun to the hose, that’s trickier to answer.. Professional pump manufacturers from Graco / Wagner / TriTech use a 1/4” NPS thread, which is an American standard fitting.. but for safety reasons, DIY sprayers, such as the ControlPro range from Wagner have a proprietary size.. this is because DIY pumps will have a lower pressure rating and it would stop a DIY hose being used on a much higher rated professional pump and causing a safety hazard.. again I’ve looked into it for you and cannot confirm what the Erbauer thread size is, I wouldn’t want you spending a lot of money only to find the gun won’t fit.. if I was you, I’d go for a Graco FFLP (and Graco tip guard) for fine atomisation, but the gun isn’t critical in producing the finish.. the gun is user comfort and lasting quality (it could spit with wear).. the finish quality is atomisation, paint choice and technique 👍 ..if that makes sense 😆 ..regards Pete
@@PaintHQ that's great Pete, thanks for that 👍🏻
You’re very welcome 👍
Great job 👍🏼👍🏼
If I could ask how long did this room take you to complete from start to finish?
Hey Colin, thank you my friend.. Great question.. 3 days for everything you see in the video, a 4th day was spent spraying clear lacquer on oak skirting that was fitted after the floor was laid.. otherwise excluding prep, this is a typical schedule for main wall colour, accent / feature colour and ceiling always last..
Day one. Mist coat fresh plaster and spray main colour. Spraying walls and media wall cabinet boxes
Day Two. Mask main walls (and media wall boxes) to spray accent colour / feature wall
Day Three. Mask walls to spray ceiling
Hope this helps.. keep in touch, always great to get your input and I’m happy to help if I can.. regards Pete 🙏
@@PaintHQ great job. Pleasure to see it done right for a change 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you Colin, much appreciated 👍😆
@@PaintHQ most satisfying feeling demasking when it’s masked right 👏🏼
So is this Mist coat I see you do a lot something that's done on just ceilings or do you do that also on the walls?
Hey Jeff.. this project only had fresh plaster on the ceiling and media wall 👍 The rest was existing emulsion / paint work.. purely because the media wall was boarded out to create the boxes, had electrics running to the lights and then the switch wire was run across the ceiling to a new switch chased into the wall.. hope this makes sense 😆 yeah I guess it would look like I was only doing the ceiling and not the walls.. it’s important to mist coat / or use an acrylic primer on all fresh plaster 👍 ..Hope this helps my friend.. thanks for your question 🙏 regards Pete
Hi Pete, Where's the best place to buy the plastic film? Not so much the cheapest, only I have a massive job starting soon and will need boxes of it, thanks.
Hi Mark, happy to help buddy.. I tend to stick to 99” (ceiling to floor) for all my plastic film purchases to work with the 3M Hand Masker.. in this video, I’m using a proprietary offering from MyPaintbrush.. it’s very cost effective, especially in bulk.. however it can snag if you get a bad one that’s poorly folded.. not a disaster in terms of protecting but can be a pain trying to sort it out .. this is the bulk purchase..
www.mypaintbrush.co.uk/mpb-pre-folded-film-99-box
My favourite / go to / awesome quality as you’d expect from 3M, again 99”, no snagging, perfectly folded.. normally this is available in bulk but I just checked for you and I could only see the single units available..
www.mypaintbrush.co.uk/masking-tape-mpb/masking-film-online/3M-masking-film-mf99
..Can I add, in the near future I’m looking to link all my recommendations to my good friends at SpraymanUK for all masking supplies.. Please check them out at your leisure, new lines being added all the time 👍
www.sprayman.co.uk/product-category/decorating-supplies/masking-tapes/
Hope this helps.. exciting project ahead for you my friend 💯 ..Keep in touch, great to hear how you get on.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ That's fantastic Pete, already ordered 2 boxes for now, yeah definitely keep you updated once the designer has colours for me, thanks again, Mark.
Anytime brother 🙏
Hello, I've used this to spray multiple fences with 311 tip and am about to spray an entire house inside with 517 tip. Do you think the emulsion will need diluted for this tip when used with the 250m?
Hey George, in theory you shouldn’t need to dilute when airless spraying and making the right tip selection.. I prefer to spray emulsion with a 515 and sometimes add just a splash of water (an egg cup amount), just to ease the flow and cut down the pressure.. so yeah you should be fine with a 517, may just need to move a little quicker 👍 ..hope this helps.. keep in touch my friend, always happy to help and advise if I can.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ thanks for the reply, I diluted 5% just to be safe and it seemed to work great with 517 tip and yes I had to move fast lol
Ah great news 🙏
Morning. I’m currently using Tessa yellow and I’m finding that sometimes after spraying it’s coming away due to being wet, mainly around the top of skirting boards. Am I doing something wrong? 🤷🏻♂️
try deltec gold for sharp clean lines or Q1 tapes
Hey Freddie, hope you’re keeping well.. just checking are you spraying your trim / woodwork first? Then masking with brown paper to spray the walls up onto the ceiling?.. I have a lot of success using Deltec Gold in these situations, masking skirting / architrave with 12” brown paper on the 3M Hand Masker.. I was having a good chat to Tesa recently at Trade Decorator Live, very knowledgeable team.. I’d have to give their products a good test to see how they compare 🙏 ..regards Pete
@@PaintHQ Hi Pete. All is good, thanks. Hope you’re well. Beautiful work as always on this latest room. I love watching you work and take in as much info as a I can. I’m not a full time decorator I’m actually a general (internal) builder but love decorating my own projects, especially if I can spray. So I may go a few months before I can get the sprayer out. I’m getting pretty good at achieving a good finish and only use top branded paints. I just need to fine tune my knowledge with tips and tricks which can only come from experience and of course watching your videos and chatting to you now and then. My current project (been there 6 months so far) is a great playground for spraying. In a 150m2 open space I’ve built a kitchen/dinner. Cinema room. Bedroom with on-suite and walk-in wardrobe which now is all being decorated by myself using Optiva Primer on the plastered walls with Optiva 5 as my top coat and Halftprimer and Helmi 30 on the woodwork (not in that order lol) I’m loving how it’s looking so far but as I say it’s the little things that I need to tweak. Love prep and have 5 Festool sanders for different applications. I won’t skip any steps! I will give the Deltec a try. Tessa yellow is fine when pulling off the skirting etc but as I said it can peak away now and then after a spray. Thanks for your help as always.
Great insight into the top quality work you’re achieving, and embracing spraying.. thanks for sharing my friend.. yeah you’re right about using quality materials / paints, it’s a win win, the paint will spray much easier by design and the results are another level.. well done, keep going 🙏
Good morning! Ive been spraying almpst 10 years jow and finally at 28 branching off on my own adventure and starting my business! Im just wondering if you could help on what tapes to use for outside brickwork for spraying windows etc?any help would be muchly appretiated!
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Hi Ash.. really appreciate you subscribing to the channel.. great news you’re branching out on your own, you won’t look back 👏👏👏 ..I rate Blue Dolphin Rough Surface (orange).. it’s got some stick to it and moulds brilliantly to brick and mortar lines.. I also use it when masking fence posts 👍 ..I know it’s widely used by those masking to apply exterior render..
Here’s a link, so you can see what I mean..
www.mypaintbrush.co.uk/blue-dophin-rough-surface-tape?search=Blue%20dolphin
All the very best ..Keep in touch, would love to hear how you’re doing 👍 ..regards Pete
Thank you mate, i really appretiate the reply! I will check the tape out and more than likley pop up at some point! Your work is amazing!
You’re welcome, anytime 🙏
air assist...
Is this what most of your ceilings are being sprayed with??
seems liked the cats meow!!
Hey Jeff, yeah AAA is awesome for a much improved transfer efficiency of paint.. basically I love spraying and try to feature various methods to help others get the best out of each application.. I’d recommend to everyone or anyone looking to start spraying, to airless spray ceilings ..then if you’re able to move on to air assisted airless, that’s even better 😆 thanks my friend, appreciate your feedback 🙏 regards Pete
May I ask how long did it take from start to finish.
Hey Darren, 3 days for everything you see in the video, a 4th day was spent spraying clear lacquer on oak skirting that was fitted after the floor was laid.. otherwise excluding prep, this is a typical schedule for main wall colour, accent / feature colour and ceiling always last..
Day one. Mist coat fresh plaster and spray main colour. Spraying walls and media wall cabinet boxes
Day Two. Mask main walls (and media wall boxes) to spray accent colour / feature wall
Day Three. Mask walls to spray ceiling
Hope this helps.. keep in touch, I’m happy to help if I can.. regards Pete 🙏
@@PaintHQ thanks for your prompt reply. 😎👍🏼
You’re very welcome, anytime 🙏
Here early 😂
Haha nice one Lewis 🏆👏👍😆
Io uso un ugello 517 per la mia Wagner PP 90 extra mi consigli un 515?
ciao Nicolò, grazie per la tua domanda.. un 515 secondo me è più adatto per spruzzare emulsione, soprattutto in abitazioni occupate.. con un 515 ottieni meno fluidi rispetto a un 517, quindi avrai più controllo (potresti muoverti più lentamente ), e potenzialmente potresti usare meno materiale.. puoi usare un 517 soprattutto se il materiale è più spesso, e potresti muoverti più velocemente.. spero che questo aiuti il mio amico, tieniti in contatto.. saluti Pete
@@PaintHQ Ciao Pete, grazie a te per aver risposto in modo esaudiente alla mia domanda, pensavo anch'io vedendo il tuo video che un 515 potesse essere più adatto perché con pressione più bassa nebulizza meno e quindi come mi hai gentilmente confermato più adatto in abitazioni meno libere. Grazie ancora amico 🖐️
sei il benvenuto amico mio, in qualsiasi momento ..sono felice di essere stato in grado di aiutarti.. saluti Pete 🙏
Grazie Pete🙏
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Pristine.
Thank you kindly sir 🙏
30% water talk about ruining your paints bonding agent and cutting cost. I never run more then 10% water.
30% water is added only on the mist coat, to prime the fresh plaster my friend.. using an acrylic based white emulsion 👍 ..After the mist coat, 2 top coats of the colour are sprayed, either with no water or just a splash to ease the flow 👍 ..thanks for your input, great to hear how you do it buddy.. regards Pete