Spraying door jambs, baseboards, doors, and windows. Painting Tips.
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2011
- Tips painting with a paint sprayer. Video shots on spraying interior trim work. Techniques spraying door jambs, window trim, baseboards, and doors using a Titan airless sprayer. Titan 440 Impact Sprayer: t.ly/05T8 / Airless Hose Whip: t.ly/RKRjW
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Hey Chris your videos are most definitely helpful.Thank you so very much Sir!
This dude has crazy dope moves. No way would I try that at home.
I'd gunk up every corner from going to slow, spit marks, bad start and stop marks, and I'd get paint everywhere.
I love Pro classic semi-gloss but I shoot a little bit of B1 into it on my repaints and new construction
Hi. Great videos and very informative! I need some advice on spraying acrylic eggshell onto walls. I have a graco airless sprayer. What tips and pressures would you recommend for this? Thanks.
Thanks for the great videos, they've really helped me along in painting my house over the past few weeks (slowly but surely). One question regarding base boards. Ive painted the ceiling's first (rolled them), and now am going to do the trim,baseboards, doors (spray with graco airless sprayer X5). My baseboads are mounted down to the slab of the foundation, and so hte carpet covers up about a 1/2 inch of the base board. Do you ever run into this situation? How do you address it if you do?
thank you!
great videos, i am currently spraying my first home. When you prime and paint 2 coats do you remask each time ? how do you stop the paint edge skinning over on the primer and undercoat ?
Chris, thanks for the great videos. Question: I'm spraying a semi-gloss on my trim soon... very soon. and will be rolling/cutting in the walls...with an eggshell. will the overspray of the semigloss show through near the trim or have a different sheen? what should I do to MAKE sure that spraying the trim with semigloss doesn't hose me over on the look of the wall? Thanks for the help.
Great video. How do you prep the walls to paint over the gloss/semigloss overspray?
Hey man nice video. 1 Question, I will be doing this myself this summer on my new house. Should I spray the trim before or after the walls if they are going to be a different color? Do I just mask off the trim after they are painted?
Hi. Nice videos Thanks. I wonder, it looks like you are missing some areas, like on top of the doorway trim. Are you brush painting some spots first, or you just leave them? I realize it won't be seen, but just wondering your thoughts. Thanks.
Were you spraying a latex or oil based trim color? If you were going to use an oil-based trim color, would you have masked the walls prior to spraying? When using oil-based paint for trim, do you paint the latex wall color before or after the trim color?
Thanks for your videos. I've learned a lot of useful tips just since I found your channel today!
Chris, I want to spray paint my interior staircase balusters, wood door jamb's and baseboards that have a light gloss finish from when they were originally stained. My plan is to spray a Sherwin Williams Premium Wall & Wood Primer and then spray a S-W satin finish coat. My concern is, can I expect the tape / masking applied to and around the oak pre-finished flooring to hold up for both spray coatings over 2 days avoiding any bridging and bleeding?
Please advise. Thanks from Fremont, NH
I have primed my trim in my new home with one coat a SW oil based primer, now I am hanging it and filling nail holes/caulking. I put one coat of paint on the walls first(mainly so my wife could decide if the colors would be correct). I was going to spray ProClassic, thinking 1 light coat, then lightly scuff and remove any imperfections, then 1 medium heavy coat. Do I need to worry about the overspray on the walls before I put my last paint coat on? Should I use something other than ProClassic? I come from a body shop background so I'm more comfortable spraying than brushing/rolling.
Hi, great video mate. I'm a professional decorator from the UK, just about to buy my 1st airless sprayer. Are you using a water based or oil based paint ?
Nice vids man. You say you use all water based paints. So wat would you use to paint over already oil base painted woodwork in a gloss finish or even the metal doors and guttering and down pipes ye do be painting? Would the water not crack off these surfaces
What pressure do you use when spraying base boards and door trim?
Hi. I would like to know, when you spray the woodwork in the window, then you take the masking of right when you have sprayed it. Is it enough to spray once. I mean, normally you paint twice, so i will cover. Does it cover enough after one time spray?
What Kind of paint are you using for the doors?
Hi Chris I was wondering what type of hose your using for your gun?
Hi Chris, question what kind of respirator are using when you paint with the airless system?
Hi, I need to repaint my window frame in black. I was advised to use oil-based paint. Can I hand paint it instead of spraying? Do I calk the edge between the window frame and wall first or paint the frame first? Do I use black or white calk since the wall is in white. Thank you!
Was wondering do you take the hinges off or Doyle mask them
If the previous painter used a brush on the base boards, what do you do to eliminate the brush strokes? I was wondering since you spray all trim.
Question: How do you avoid getting drips while still getting sufficient coverage? I am constantly having to roll out drips in my wall work. Should Err on the side of not enough paint and just go back over it after it dries?
Hey, where did you get that paper tape roller thing?
Chris, I need to paint a bunch of wood trim (I am painting it white). There is no one living in the house I am painting and new floors will be put in (sub floors are exposed), so I will be spraying. Would I follow the same procedure you outline here, only with extra coats of primer and paint-- 1st coat: primer, 2nd coat: fog coat of paint, 3rd coat: final coat of paint?
do you spray 2nd coat with same speed or a bit slower?
How do you prep a door jam for spraying in an occupied house? Learning a lot off of your videos. thanks!
Lots of masking and plastic
Have you ever used the cordless or electric Graco Proshot 2, if you did would you recommend either for doing small bedrooms, doors, windows & fences. I'm looking into buying the electric & would like to hear the opinion from a professional.
Can wood trim that has been stained be painted without any prep work
Hey Chris. Love all your videos and just don't know where you find the time to be able to do all the things you do with UA-cam but 10/10 to you. I just had to download every single video and watch them many times over. You're a true craftsman. Can you please tell me what causes paint to 'crackle/ craze'? Is it spraying a flat over gloss, spraying gloss over flat, or something else? I'm fixing up an old house and it has lots of both paints, including some gloss walls (yuck) :-). Regards... Scott (Downunder)
***** Okay thanks for that. So when you're doing your usual spraying of trims, you're always doing maybe a satin on the walls when the walls aren't taped. I just thought you were putting flat on the walls over the gloss trim overspray, so was wondering about the crackle. Does this mean if I use flat and need to prime, I just prime the small areas of overspray on the wall or does the whole wall also need to be primed to stay even? ps, I've tried to give you a 5 star rating several times and it doesn't seem to register, not sure what I'm doing wrong but will keep trying.
How do you prevent haloing from spots where you touch up let's say a hole in drywall and then you texture it and primer it and still showing through paint.
Hi Chris, thanks for a great lot of videos, very helpful! I've already started liking them as I watch ;-)
I've been painting some pre-primed doors with a new RACX212 tip and Dulux Aquanamel Gloss. I've been having some problems... First with the spray pattern feathering/tailing, even at full pressure. Then I thinned the paint until I got a solid spray pattern, once I did this I started having issues with runs vs coverage. I found I had to have very light coats to avoid runs. I notice the coverage you are getting in one coat is much better. I'm using the same gun technique that has been successful using thicker paints with bigger tips.
Will changing to a 310 tip solve these issues? Or is there something else I should do differently?
+The Idaho Painter Thanks :-) I switched over to the black RAC5 tip that came with the spray pump (515 I think - the number has rubbed off) with no paint thinning and got a great result!
I'll check out your online store to see if you sell those door stand things and ship to Australia? I tried to buy them at several local paint and hardware stores here in Newcastle, Australia, but they had never heard of them, so I resorted to buying a few simple angle brackets, but I can see the things you had would be better...
Thanks again :-)
What kind of spray rig do you use?
I am in the process of pricing a built in Cabinets (pine) and the customer wants it Painted. It is a Pine Light stained wood cabinets. it would be my first attempt at spraying cabinets in house and wanted to know what primer you would use. Shellac based like a Zinsser Based Primer. I am wanting to try a new Pre Cat Epoxy for finish coat from Sherwin Williams Paints have you every used this and does it spray Nice?
Hello, Sprayed a ceiling after new texture but didnt prime before spaying flat ceiling paint. well it ended up streaky .... not sure what is happening ? any suggestions ...
which typs are you using thanks
I got a question, can you spray chaulk sealer almost as thin as water? Or is it better just roll it?
Hey chris! Great video! So, if the window needs two coats, do you need to replace masking tape/paper between coats? Or can you keep it all on for two coats(including drying time?) Thanks again bro!
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So its usually walls-ceiling-trim in that order?
I noticed that you didn't have any cover around the door frame to avoid painting the same paint on the walls. I assume that you are going to use a different paint on the wall and that you will cover the door frame once you start spraying on the wall, am I correct.
Also, you don't have any problem with getting spray paint around the frames of the windows because your cover is only about a foot wide. Is the technique on keeping the pressure low, or it's a skill you developed over the years?
The windowsill bit was very interesting to me. Firstly you sprayed over it quite a few times. Was that because it's flat it won't run, and you wanted a good load of paint to be able to level off and give a really smooth finish. And secondly you removed the masking - isn't there a risk of crud falling onto the freshly sprayed sill by doing that? Why not wait until the paint is dry? Not a criticism, just intrigued! Cheers Chris.
+The Idaho Painter I see. Do you remove all masking straight after spraying then?
when you gloss the baseboards do you have to sand the walls before painting it? just to get off the gloss so the wall paint sticks better?
I never sand
Hi can I ask a question how much pressure you put on the sprayer low, medium or high pressure and of number of tip you use
Thank you
Hi - what did you call the brackets you used to hold the doors? Great video.
Foampro Door hangers
First off, do you use a 517 tip on that small trim all the time? Along with how do you not get runs? Because that's a lot of product you're putting out, especially as close as you're holding the housing to the trim. I literally use a 517 on spraying my ceilings, simply because the paint won't move... I did pick up the angled tip for the baseboards but a 517 seems a little much for that small trim. I normally use a rac 413 for trim that's double the size.
Chris, The Idaho painter uses 310 FFLP Tips on all his Trim @ a 2000 PSI. 517 tips would be for walls amd ceiling and Exterior siding.
If I want to spray door jams and trim work around it that are already installed, and my walls are already painted. What tip should I use without causing a huge mess. Using semi gloss paint. Also the trim is already painted, I will lightly sand it down
210 or 310 tip, and mask it off
What type of spray tip do you use to prevent overspray? I have a Graco Magnum sprayer. Thank you
Depends on what I am spraying. Outside 515
Hi, Chris, you use 310 tip on the trim paint but what size tip do you use on the primer for doors and trim
310
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You never go to RAC X FFT for any trim work?
EDIT: In another of your videos on Spray Tips you state to use a RAC X FFT which the text at the beginning doesn't show, only a RAC X 310 tip.
I understand the benefits of spraying verses brushing trim for new construction but what about repaints?
+The Idaho Painter What if it's not new construction and the walls are painted and you need to do touch-ups on wood work and doors that were previously spray-painted?
how do I prevent orange peel bro
Everything the same color??
He dusted off the window sill so the paint would lay thick and smooth. You know look like glass. Had he done the window sill first and it started to dry then while he was doing the baseboards their would be Fallout at some point on the window sill giving it a rough feel. But I think it's silly that you've been painting for however many years and don't know this unless you never run a sprayer.
Hey paint, I have been spraying proclassic latex using FFT 310. Clean sprayer, woodwork primed, sanded, cleaned. Have been very thorough with prep work. The coat looks perfect then it happens. "Pinholes" gradually appear everywhere. Tips, comments?
+The Idaho Painter, I didn't use it for a month after it was shaken at the store. I stirred it with a stick before beginning spraying. Sometimes flushing the line back info the can, which turns the paint foamy in the can! Could be a problem but the pinholes have showed up consistently. It is a home project so, sometimes it sits a couple days before I get back to it. The foam goes away, I stir and spray. Still pinholes! Is it to do with the latex? SW said use floetrol, that didn't help either.
+The Idaho Painter, The last doors were primed before I got them. Think it was latex premium wall and wood. I have used oil based/alkyd Prep Rite primer/sealer. Pinholes with both.
+The Idaho Painter, What primer do you use with the proclassic latex? Thanks for your help!
+The Idaho Painter, It will pinhole on the second coat as well. Proclassic on top of proclassic!
+The Idaho Painter, I will try Ben Moore Regal Select latex this weekend. Got alot of money in proclassic hate to give up! It's tinted no returns:(
Hi, i know you dont use oil based paint, but how do you clean a sprayer when using oil based?
marthabermudez pineda thinner
Is this oil base or water base ?
what? water?like Dulux Trade gloss?
how did u paint the walls. if u painted the baseboards first?
+The Idaho Painter thanks. ur video inspire me im 26 trying to start my own painting company i get so many leads a week its somthing i love hay i get my leads from. criagslist what other avenues of l u use.?
marcus kellam tape the baseboards after they dry. Ceilings, trim & baseboards.... then walls, pro tip
What kind of gun is that?
Thanks nice helpful videos
What kind of fun is that?
im assuming his 310 tip is a fine finish tip or else spraying jams that slow would be a disaster lol
paisas cuanto paga este sr..
Alright, that's what I thought.
come to orlando and paint for me.... any referrals here?
That would be sweet
guaranteed u got overspray on the glass of windows, ida quickly bagged them
Using paint thinner. Its a pain in the butt in a big way. Guaranteed you will only do it ONCE. If using stain or other oil based paint, use a small compressor or electric driven pot painter instead of a hose fed electric sprayer. Easier to clean by far and will justify the frequent refils.
Dont you think its silly that right after you have painted the base boards you dust off the window seal? Ive been a painter for many years and definitely would not do it in that order. But each to their own i guess.
***** Mate you comment has absolutely no rellevance to what i asked you. I repeat "Dont you think its silly that you paint the baseboards and then dust off a window seal?"
He does a very good job but it is not a professional work...
use a 415 much faster,
Excellent video. I just painted the interior of my house using a Graco x5 Magnum sprayer and we were able to do the walls quite well but then when it came to the trim we had to do it all by hand. Part of that probably had to do with the fact that we are still living in the house. I am thinking if I flip a house I will do it this way. Do you pull the cabinets first or mask them?
great videos, i am currently spraying my first home. When you prime and paint 2 coats do you remask each time ? how do you stop the paint edge skinning over on the primer and undercoat ?