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Spraying Painting - Woodwork - my 5 tips that will help you along the way.
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2024
- spray painting woodwork (or TRIM as they call it in the USA) with airless sprayer. My tips will help you get into spraying the woodwork or trim using a airless sprayer and the correct tip sizes... and filters.
Whether you're New or Old to spraying, I give you a few tips on how I go about spraying.
This is an ideal video if you are a decorator or anyone thinking of trying domestic spray painting.
Some tips can use taken away with you to other forms of spraying too.. cherry pick the info you need ;)
Many of the tips can be used on Airless, HVLP and Conventional spray set ups.
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My compliments to the most thorough, generous,genuine and spot on painting how to videos.Keep up the good work!
That's very kind of you to say.
Please share and share and share... Spread the word :)
I like the sponge tip…..thanks
You’re welcome 😊
Your a good teacher. Thanks for the effort!!!
Thank you 😊
Legend, so helpful Phil 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you, just the tips I needed. Very informative!
Glad it was helpful!
Phil you are a true Gent! I just clicked subscribe after watching 2 of your videos and I am excited to watch more of them in the near future. I am a joiner/ cabinetmaker and have recently purchased the GXFF to spray my products and even my newly build house so your information to me is priceless right now. All the very best and keep up the great work brother 😉💪🏻 Pav
At last you found me, what kept you lol
Glad it's helped. There's a few vids on setting up the gxff and cleaning out.. which is easy done with one decent bucket of water.
The next vid you need to watch is the spray top sizes if you don't already know.
The gxff is very versatile... As you see, I've used it on ceilings and walls.. Woodwork.. paneling and furniture.
I like what you say about raising the perception of painting & decorating, keep it up !
Thank you! Will do!
Great teacher!!
Thanks ;)
Ahh Phil These tips and what you share are priceless. I can't tell you how often I use the stuff you've taught me in your videos. What you say at 33:10 really important. Thank you Phil. Please keep em coming
Great to hear! Many thanks. Share Share and share ;)
Thankyou so much for these tips really appreciate them , just found your channel really good mate 👍
Awesome.... I'm here to help. Please, like share, comment and have a look through some of my other vids that may be of interest to you ;)
I will for sure pal Thankyou have a good weekend 👍
Awesome!!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator hay! Was this just to check I was still alive?
u are the best ,,very good
In the words of Brian Clough.... Well, may not be the best, but at least in the top one
LoL
Tnx
Great video again. I'm just about to buy the hopper kit for my gx21 to start spraying woodwork . Gonna practice in my garage. Please keep the vids coming.
What shall I do next?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator I would like to see how you mask of the woodwork to do the walls. Also no bleed trough on the tape so you have super sharp lines. Also how to spray bannisters one day. Thanks.
@@richardloze5994 Ive those on Instagram.
Are you following us on there?
I'm on Instagram as @beckwithdecorators. Install the app to follow my photos and videos. instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1vagmkpjunkd9&
👏...thanks👏
Great videos for a beginner like me 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
just trying to make it simple. if i miss out anything you need to know, just ask.
The tips are very helpful, especially the sponge one .
I’ll have to write them all down .
Thanks Phill. Got the sprayer out today for ceilings, HVLP is out tomorrow for the woodwork you have given me more confidence to spray
Don't dismiss using the airless for woodwork... Correct tip size and pressure you be quicker than hvlp.... Less thinning of paint and you can get more paint on the surface when you need to build paint up ... Particularly on new woodwork... Like in this video.
I still using my QT5 hvlp on woodwork too. It does have more control... But find more dust in the air due to the unit blowing air about ;)
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks Phill, have you done a guide to tip sizes and their uses?
@@mungojack yes a few months ago, I've one that covers what the tip numbers mean..... have a look down my video list.
@@mungojack ua-cam.com/video/2SfuzttUtsg/v-deo.html
How are you getting on with the spraying?
Painting large and small areas for years and the amount of times i thought to myself this would be so much easier with a sprayer.
it has it's time and place. ;)
I've never been confident enough to get a sprayer .... but after this video I feel slightly better about it. After all I could just message you for more help! Xx
Glad I could help!
I'm over ta Oxton spraying ceilings and woodwork this week..... Occupied house ;)
The Lidl's veg bag made me laugh, I've got exactly the same on my gxff. Great minds eh.
Can't beat tights though.... You can't put a veggie bag over your head... And rob a bank LoL
Hi Phil, I am just getting into spraying and have started a job 12 doors previously painted with gloss I have sanded them washed them down can I use dulux trade wood primer u/c on them first before I use everal aqua 40 ? I would appreciate your help or advice 👍
Hi. Personally i don't like mixing and matching Undercoat brands with top coat brands.
Keep with the same when it comes to the UC and top coat.
Over previously painted gloss I'd go a nice coat of otex akva, then finish two coats of Everal Aqua 40... For build up you can always give it an extra coat of UC, or an extra top coat if you feel the need
I wouldn't do Dulux UC then a Tikkurilla product.
Keep me posted
I'm in the US, grew up in the northeast, we called it woodwork, I live in Texas now and still call it that, man, people have no idea what that is. Lol.
Hi. Thanks for getting in touch.
What took you to the US?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator lol. I am American. Born and raised in the northeast.
Hi great vid Phill 👍
Just wanted your advice, can I use the gold 110 tip with the Wagner Control Pro 250M?
Thanks.
As long as you use the correct spray guard for the tip being used.. shouldn't be any problems, swapping between different guns.
I use a Tritech guard/tip on a Graco Gun.. and vice versa
Another Fantastic informative video! From the Legend Phil Beckwith.
Gonna dip my toe in the water and buy a tri-tech 190 just to get me started. Would you have any advice on my choice Phil?
Three words. Budget budget budget.... What's your budget.
The 190 will start you off and will be a good little machine...
Think what you want to be doing with it... And will you start wanting to use it more and more?
You will!!
Great video mate always enjoy watching them. I have a gx21ff that I'm fairly used to but I've just bought a qtech 5 stage with pressure pot, have you got any tips on setting it up mate?.
Thank you. You'll love the qt5. Have you watched my other video on setting it up?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator ah no I haven't 🤦♂️ill go check it out now 👍
Hi Phil, got me hooked on the spraying idea! Suggestion on a intemediate setup, woodwork initially then moving to ceilings and walls? Graco? Wagner? I even watched the erbauer video? Any help on this front would be great. Wanting to up my game locally and not be frightened of spraying if i purchase the wrong kit. Work smarter.......Thanks for all your videoes help and advice. Top man phil. 👍
Good stuff! Watch more of my airless spray videos on the GXff and my other set up. It comes also on what you'll want to spend. Don't go cheap
All noted, video watching Phill. Keep you posted. Many thanks for your time. 👍
watched the vid again. so just ordered my hopper kit from sprayman with 310. 210 ,110 tip. they supply 100 mash is this the right one for the 110 tip. not sure if you said.
On my Tritech gun. It's the red filter. Which I think is the fine one for .10 tips.
Great informative video Phill, just a quick question I have the gxff you obviously prefer the tri tec tips to the graco ones just wondering if they are better or if it’s a personal preference cheers
No .. I do have a a couple of Graco green FF tips... And use them ... But I've found I've bought more Tritech tips and keep with those.
The GXff came with a loft 210 tip, which I've used too.
You may find you'd not really notice much different when spraying.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks for that I tend to use the 210 tip which came with mine and been happy enough with it was just curious in case there was a better system thanks for the reply keep up the great work
@@rogerbell123 big thing for me is tips wearing and also blocking up.. then having something to fall back on if I'm on a spray job.. you need a spare back up. ;)
the 208 gold I used as a final coat gives a very nice 'mist' spray... but .06 and .08 do seem to block a bit more with the waterbased paints.. as really they are geared for thin stains and lacquers etc. But thin the paint enough you can get away with it ;)
Perfectly said at the end mate 👍
The but about having a few spray tips?
Your comment about having a higher class of Decorator not just throwing Maggie on the wall 😂
Hey Phil, great informative video. What colour paint is that please and is that for the walls or woodwork
Hi.
F&B Charlton Grey, from memory.
Helmi 30 for woodwork... Optiva5 on ceilings and walls.
These are great thanks! If you wasn't using the same colour on the walls I'm very intrigued on how you would finish the walls? As in would you spray them or Roller them?..
Cut in and roll walls, is pretty easy to do. Also future touch ups can be done.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator yeah I thought so. Wasn't sure whether you just sprayed the whole lot?
@@eezy251able if all the same colour, you can do.
Hey Phil , what sprayer/type do you recommend for wood-work use ? Thanks
Hi.
I use both my HVLP and airless.
Both have their own advantages.
Hvlp can spray smaller amounts, more control.
Airless.. with a hopper kit.. can spray your woodwork/trim paints with ease. Use the smaller FF tips like I talk about.
I've the QT5 hvlp with a remote pot.
Also a Graco GXff and a Graco 495st Max II.
It's down to budget and how often you'd be using it.
Great info as always. Really appreciate it.
Can I ask, with the emulsions on the walls and ceilings do you spray and back roll or just put the final coat on with brush and roller?
this room isn't very big, so I've cut in a rolled the ceiling and walls. Other rooms have been sprayed ceilings (tikurilla ar2) and walls cut in and rolled (tikurilla optiva5). My previous video tells you my process on rolling a wall... I also speak about the process used for the job. Hope that helps.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks for replying Phil, I'll check that video out after work. When I was in Australia for a year painting new builds we would spray walls, ceilings and WW with one coat of the same primer(sealer as the aussies called it) and no back rolling then finish everything with the brush and roller. Do you use a similar system yourself? If that's covered in your other vid then disregard this question.
Have to say these vids are the most comprehensive on UA-cam, really great info fella.
@@Cillianofarrell thanks for the kind words.
I'm trying to show people how I do it as a normal painter and decorator... No fancy filming... No fancy scripted words... It's as it is.
Only basic editing the final cut... How you see it is me doing it.... Like others would be.
On new build. The wash coated are sprayed.. then ceilings finished by spray.. woodwork too.
Walls cut in and rolled... Just incase touch up is needed.
If ceilings need touch up.. it's done with a small short pile roller... Carefully ;)
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator cheers for all that Phil. Keep up the good work pal
@@Cillianofarrell usually we tint all sealers to the top coat colour.. and roll on the last coat because you can't touch up spray...in the uk the houses are alot smaller so you could spray finish if you wanted
do you have any videos on taping up then spraying the walls after the woodwork? (obviously with brush and roller its walls then woodwork) i do new builds/domestic would be interested at trying a new approach with my new graco ff
There's taping up videos from early on on the channel.
But I'd be rolling the rolls not spraying.
Unless the ceiling and walls were the same colour
Really informative video. i wonder if you have any suggestions for paint crazing over caulking. Caulking is fully dried and paintable but still get some crazing/cracking of the caulk. A coat of something like Zinnser BIN helps but not always. Any tips to help prevent the cracking?
Change your caulk.
I've had it previously.
It's mainly when it's not a flexible caulk.
I've moved over to waterbased caulk that can be used interior and exterior.
I'm using RedDevil caulk and it's brilliant. Dries quick. Not had any crazing with it
What is try is going over the problem caulk with a fine smear of more flexible stuff, allow to go off and see how it is.
RedDevil caulk RRP is only about £2 a tube. Try it and let me know how you go on.
On this vid I'd of used Fathog black tube interior/exterior flexible caulk.. but you can't get it anymore :(
I think RedDevil is the same stuff in an other tube lol
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Thanks for the reply, I will pick up some RedDevil and let you know how it goes.
@@danielfitton437 did you try some?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Yes, it's way better than anything else i tried but when spraying the WRX satinwood I would still get a little bit in places. What's your go to satinwood when spraying?
@@danielfitton437 I still like the Tikkurila Helmi 30 or Everal 40, they spray so well.
Zinsser AllCoat Exterior satin also sprays well.. hvlp and airless.
Little tip for your Phil, how about a fish tank heater in your hopper to heat your paint.
now there's a thought, have you tried it?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator ill give a go, my gx 21 arrives tomorrow with the trim kit, been a professional sprayer in furniture, for over 12 years,pressure pot and and gun, so will be interested to see how different the airless is. But back to the fish tank heater, I reckon it will work a treat, maybe put a couple of Johnny's on it, in case it breaks.
Another tip for you
Same tritech gun put some masking tape around the top of the filter as well as a spring
Filter is tight into the gun
Sprayed 22 doors and a staircase this morning
Not one single tip block
What time did you use, what paint?
Iam convinced bits go up the side of the filter
Been using tape for a while
Never let’s me down
Acrylic primer
Do you mean how long did it take ?
Great video,how long before you de tape,
Depends. Sometimes same day later on, or next day. Or if longer cus of other work being done I run a blade around any tape edges that may be sealed/stuck with paint. No problems then.
OMG sponge trick amazing. Could I use that method to do touch up say something gets caught when moving things around, rather than getting the sprayer out again? Amazing video
Yep... You mean you're not already lol
Hi Phil, can I ask you something please. I used B.I.N primer on all my bare wood and sanded it with 120g painted in using Johnstones arctic satin. Left it over a week before masking it all to spray the walls, using a delicate masking tape. Anyway have to come to de mask and it’s all pulling of where the tape was. It has made a mess. Is there any ideas why it’s failed so badly? Any input on why and how you would go about sorting the mess would be greatly appreciated
@@marchandford7787 hi, what actually ulled off?
it it pull off back to bare wood, or did the arctic satin pull off away from the BIN?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator hay Phil the Acrylic Satin pulled off back to the BIN which I also sanded with 120g.
Hi mate, how come you only use a 110 tip. This only gives you a 2" fan? Do you find a wider fan puts on too much paint creating runs?
a 110 does put a lot of paint on in one 'area'
i uses 210 and 310, 308 etc as well. its good to have a few different tips to hand
where did you get then spray tips cleaners from?
Various spray supplies should sell them. Google spray tip needle cleaners
Im that viewer your clearly addressing this information to. I run a painting business here in N.Ireland, its going very well thank god. Im sitting here deciding if and how will i jump into the spraying end of the business. I have 6 staff along with myself and im ready to invest. Phil Your videos and you as an advisor are very easy on the ear and understanding. Would you have an email or contact number i could contact you asking some further information? cheers fella... Keep up the good work
Thanks for sharing! Have you FB or Instagram?
Most can DM me via those platforms.
Speak soon
Could I spray an oak sideboard with Toms kit Phil?
yes you can. :)
I can’t open my filter thing for my erbauer sprayer
Can you show me how
In the gun?
You may need a spanner on it if it's tight
Why do you not mask up on the walls around the frame? If you had to do a light colour on the walls it would take a few coats to over that up. What do you use for windows and to protect them mate?
These walls are the same colour as the woodwork.
Yes you can tape around if you wanted, just keep a fraction away from the top of the skirting edge so you have a bit of overspray on the wall that you will then cover when the wall is painted. Does that make sense?
Windows I use plastic sheet drop on a roll with q1 tape and a 3m hand masker.
I have another video on that showing masking walls up... Have you seen it?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks for your reply mate, yes that does make sense thank you, I've ordered some Q1 tape and I find it does rip quite easy I not overly keen on it.
I don't think I've seen the other video il try and find it later on this evening.
Have a good one mate
@@paulmaguire2592 which did you order? I use the yellow and orange colour the most, the purple is for delicate surfaces.. which is handy to have too.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator I've ordered the yellow ones. I've got prodec ones to try aswell I have been using the fossa ones from decorating direct and I find there good.
@@paulmaguire2592 i use the yellow for general taping up, the orange i use when taping skirtings up after spraying as they are a little bit lower tack.
Just get on with it
100 mesh
Phil just a tip dont use crotchless tights,I ended up with loads of bits
Noted. But those are the ones I keep to one side ;)
You need a bigger tip for you frames you should be able to do 22 frames in 30 mins then start again. Does that tip clogg up alot..
I'd not got 22 frames to do lol
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator then its perfect 👌
Dorset paint, is like Dorset House prices. 😁
it is a lovely part of the country though :)
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator my home county, but living in Shropshire at the moment.
@@bigjase6481 As good as Birmingham.... You'll be handy for anything going off at the NEC then. :)
Nice to see David Brent has fallen on his feet
Fishnet stockings work best! 🙄
Yes they do... But I very rarely wear them these days.
we should be careful the way we spend money, if you are not spending to get profits at the end, your gradually moving into poverty.
We can all work for nothing 😉