Mastering Roof Painting: Step-by-Step with a SprayTech Piston Pump Paint Sprayer

Welcome to "Mastering Roof Painting," where we take you on a comprehensive journey through the art of transforming ordinary metal roofs into stunning, professionally painted wonders. In this step-by-step guide, we unveil the secrets of achieving impeccable results, even if you're new to roof painting.
Watch as we lead you through each phase of the process, from surface preparation to the final coat, using the powerful SprayTech Piston Pump Paint Sprayer. Discover the efficiency and ease of this exceptional tool, ideal for both DIY enthusiasts and seasoned professionals.
This video showcases the entire roof painting process, giving you the knowledge and confidence to enhance the aesthetics and longevity of your structure. Witness the extraordinary impact a well-painted roof can have on your property's curb appeal.
Wagner Spraytech 580559 Control Pro 190 Cart Paint Sprayer
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Rust-Oleum 301994 Roof Coating, 5 Gallon
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(00:00) Intro
(00:20) Supplies Needed
(00:56) Assembling the Paint Sprayer
(02:52) Explanation of Sprayer Handles & Filters
(04:33) Explanation of Sprayer Tips & Extensions
(06:50) Painting the Roof (Timelapse)
(07:35) Overview of the Project
(08:32) Outro
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[@eddiegypsy563]

good job Brian ! 👌

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[@williesimpson6757]

Great

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[@scottk9123]

Not a bad video for a beginner. Amazing you didn't ruin that paint sprayer. I hope you used at least 4 buckets (20 gallons) on that roof, 1.25 to 1.5 gallons per 100 sq.ft. to get proper mil thickness. Elastomeric is not "paint" it is a LAM (liquid applied membrane) and if it's too thin it will now work as a protective barriers.

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The paint sprayer did and still does work great. We did 2 coats this year and will do another next year. The one we're using is 50-75 sq. ft./ gallon, and they recommend 2 coats. Even if this was not my first time using Elastomeric on the roof, I would have done it the same way.