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Hey man, I just started spraying and bought an graco x9 to try it out. How does a6 compare to that? Hopefully that's not insulting. Also, I have found dealing with the hose when spraying is a pain. do you guys have any tips or solutions? I was thinking of buying a hose wheel to attach but not sure if there's a better solution

It took me four videos to find yours. Thanks for the video. It solved my problem quickly. The hammer worked.

Can I ask, I have tried this method but ended up having to roller walls twice anyway because the first roller coat left roller marks, kind of defeated the point of the first spray coat. Any suggestions?

amateur ridiculous way to do that a lot of bs I see

mmmm interesting, i usually always do woodwork and ceiling on the same day then walls but might give this a go to test

The graco 390 cordless is brilliant

I did all that and it still won't prime

Really helpful. I was able to adapt the advice to my Wagner. Thanks for posting

Makes a lot of sense this video

I use the tiny little sandwhich bags. They work a treat 👍

I sent you my email but got nothing

What courses do you offerr?

Failed with a zinsser allcoat wb black matt. Painting plasterboard from HVLP 1.7 nozzle. Dilluted about 10%, patterns all good, hand control, distance, 90 deg, 50% overlap, no orange peel, very smooth finish but getting horizontal streaks / overlap colour differences. Going crazy not sure what the hell am I doing wrong.

No offense but: Maybe paint thickness, maybe spray nozzle, maybe pressure. Turning this Maybe into Exactly, is what I hoped to find out with this video, as I already knew those Maybe factors. Methodical, measurable way of setting up the thickness, fan size, pressure, etc is what we need. So we have re-peatable expected results without guesswork.

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I quite like this. So are you using the same airless sprayer to spray the celling and walls on day one?

Nice job. Looks spanking. 👍

I learned something today 😮

I'm glad you've done this vid. I have this discussion with other decorators who spray. They don't seem to understand that your overspray needs to land on a wet surface so it can absorb in and flow out as it dries. If the overspray lands on a dry unpainted surface it dries as dust and then subsequent coats over the top lock in the dust and also affect the adhesion. Cheers bud.

I use a side at s time., then scrunch- lasts a long time

Beautiful

Great advice in general actually!know your worth is right 👍

Yep, give them the quote and get back the old "But I can buy paint in B&Q for 20 quid!" D'oh

Usual conversation- - Here's my quote - Its more than we expected - it always is 😂

Spray faster

Great tip mate. I have had arguments with other deccys for years over this. When you learn to spray, any techniques you've learned brushing and rolling have to go out of the window. Never too old to learn.

Great video was exactly the issue and I fixed it in minutes! Thanks so much

What lube do you use

If i wasn't at the arse end of the south coast I would love to come up to see you guys.

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Pricing is the hardest part of the job, you obviously have your set deductions you have to take into account, van leasing, maintenance, tax, insurance, fuel, company liability insurance, marketing costs, phone bills, workwear, equipment and tool purchase and maintenance costs, any premises costs and bills, accountant fees, software and website fees and then tax, N.I, pensions etc etc etc the list goes on and on. Then on top of all of that you have to price in for materials for the job, sundries and then guesstimate the time you think it'll take to do the job. Don't know about anyone else but I find the whole thing subjective at best, you'll always have someone who thinks they know your business better than you do. If a customer says I'm too expensive, I no longer try to justify it, I just walk away and put it down to them not being able to afford me. The examples of overheads above are the reason pretty much all prices will be different. Just put your price in and thats all you can do mate. Nobody is forcing them to have the work done!

What he means is he wouldn’t pay I’m sure he don’t speak for every potential customer as I’m sure he would prefer the re fit for himself so I hope he finds some confidence from someone rather than running other down in a vein attempt to try to protect what he must think are threats to his lively hood

Respect 😊

£500 including materials

Bloody expensive for a days spraying pal, think I'll up my prices, flaming hell

We used polyurethane on this job over a plastic melamine wrap. The finish was as good as we could get it. Just remember guys with plastic wraps you’ll never get it completely smooth because the light reflects off it in places where it is bumpy. So don’t stress just do the best you can. If the customer is happy that’s what matters 👍

What gun and tip you using there fella? I've been using the Graco compact for the last couple of years with graco fflp tips. I'm finding no matter how much I tweak the pressure, viscosity and temp of the paint, whichever filter or tip size I'm always getting spits. Thinking it might be time to invest in a new gun.

cant you just remove the beading and spray behind them than striping door apart

I've been airless spraying for about 15 years, I've never had a tip wear out. As you said in this clip, just change them every 2 or 3 jobs. They also help the efficiency and life of your pump if they're newer.

If using satin / gloss on the skirting, would you mask up the wall to avoid overspray on wall ?

What kit are you using? Air? Airless? Cheers

Yeah sometimes trying to spray everything is a pain in the arse when it comes to sheeting up and protecting everything. Like you said just spray where you really think it's necessary like a wardrobe, garage doors etc 👍

What do you use to sand down upvc?

What's ps1 please

When do you apply the second coat??

Ciret for anyone else wondering

Horrible color

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The quickshot is a great little sprayer

Sorry but that's absolute bollocks It's not about getting bored it's about control and precision! if your getting bored your in the wrong trade.......