I guess I'm not utilizing my sprayer to its full potential. I mean I've used it to spray interior stuff, like built-ins and mantles
But if you don't mind, let me ask a few questions about spraying trim.
1. How do you handle sashes? Do you tape/plastic off the inside of the window jams somewhere and then go back and paint sashes?
2. what about base/shoe? Often when I get a house the hardwood has been laid. Do you paper off the whole floor in the house? Drop cloths only?
3. as you can see in the above pix, most of the windows I do have capitals on them, masking them is going to be a huge PITA and time consuming.
4. 99% of my jobs are latex( manor hall semi) do you thin paint when you spray? I use an Airlesco 460 and don't have a problem pushing high build primer through it.
5 Spraying walls- typically I spray primer and ceilings before the trim goes on and then prep/paint trim and cut in walls and roll out with an 18". Do you mask all the previously sprayed trim and then do walls? `I'm guessing you spray walls before the trim goes on and then prep and spray trim and cut wall back in right?
And lastly, I asked about flashing through and am still curious about that. Do you not find that when you spray, say for instance, the side of a door casing, that you get a significant amount of overspray that when it dries leaves a different texture then the walls that comes through even when sanding, cutting in and rolling out?
Sorry for so many questions but this is something that I felt could take my work to another level but have been wary because of what seems to be an excessive amount of extra work and steps invloved.
~Keith
