This eleven-minute video contains more useful information than any other airless tip video I have ever watched. I really appreciate that you have taken the time to break this subject down in a way that I can understand. The wet and dry overspray information is something that I have never considered until now. You are a genius sir.
Just wanted to reach out by recently started watching your videos. I don't do much painting.I am self-employed and do lots of handyman work. I probably do 3 or 4 exterior painting jobs a year and some interior work. I tell you what, after watching your videos it takes me less time, less product, and I end up making way more money. Thank you! Thank you for all of your knowledge experience and sharing it with the rest of us.
Thank you this incredibly helpful. DIY homeowner with an old house over the years on a hf airless I’ve sprayed about 40 gallons of paint and stain all on the original tip. Painting soffits and facials which at the ridge are 38’ above grade and need to avoid overspray on the underside of the slate roof. I never realized the tip size mattered or wore out just never thought of it. Thank you again
Great presentation. It's almost winter and the city wants my moms old, unoccupied house painted. I don't get it. Anyway, i hired somebody and he bailed after 30% of the work. I think i have access to a graco project manager sprayer and a ladder. Plan to buy a 40in sprayer extension to help with the high stuff because i shouldn't be on ladders. Three house doesn't have to be pretty, just painted. Any opinions on longer extensions?
I have a large concrete pool deck that I would like to spray rather than roll. Any suggestions on what type of sprayer I should buy? Maybe add a short extension. Thanks
@@unalienable5408 spraying it would make it convenient and might speed up the process but as thick as that material typically is it’s better to roll it for quality reasons, roll a quick tack coat and the 2nd coat roll a nice even coat for best results 👍🏾
Where is this "course" you talk about? I've asked this question in other posts. Is the course the membership to your YT site where you get access to all the videos? Or, is it a traditional guided course that's on another site (e.g. Patreon, Udemy, etc.). I'm very interested in this course, but it's not clear how someone can get to it. Please consider responding.
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This was an awesome video. Very concise, packed in all helpful info with no inane filler. Probably one of the best industry vids I’ve watched.
This eleven-minute video contains more useful information than any other airless tip video I have ever watched. I really appreciate that you have taken the time to break this subject down in a way that I can understand. The wet and dry overspray information is something that I have never considered until now. You are a genius sir.
Thanks for your videos brother. This is how i feed my family and my painting has gotten better and better watching your videos. God bless
I'm still.learning on tips with sprayer ...it's deff not just grabbing a sprayer and go deff alot.to it ty for.ur info
Just wanted to reach out by recently started watching your videos.
I don't do much painting.I am self-employed and do lots of handyman work.
I probably do 3 or 4 exterior painting jobs a year and some interior work.
I tell you what, after watching your videos it takes me less time, less product, and I end up making way more money.
Thank you!
Thank you for all of your knowledge experience and sharing it with the rest of us.
Good stuff Chris,thank you so much.
This came up when I was watching the video of such importance.
The captioning for people with hearing impairment.
Thank you for making this video and sharing your expertise. I need to get a 310 tip as I am painting my gutters. Exactly what I needed to know!!
Thank you this incredibly helpful. DIY homeowner with an old house over the years on a hf airless I’ve sprayed about 40 gallons of paint and stain all on the original tip. Painting soffits and facials which at the ridge are 38’ above grade and need to avoid overspray on the underside of the slate roof. I never realized the tip size mattered or wore out just never thought of it. Thank you again
Great presentation. It's almost winter and the city wants my moms old, unoccupied house painted. I don't get it. Anyway, i hired somebody and he bailed after 30% of the work. I think i have access to a graco project manager sprayer and a ladder. Plan to buy a 40in sprayer extension to help with the high stuff because i shouldn't be on ladders. Three house doesn't have to be pretty, just painted. Any opinions on longer extensions?
Hello , would you recommend a 413 or 515 tip for the interior doors ? Thank you
Hey Idaho Painter, I have an 18ft high accent wall I want to paint. Should I roll and brush or airless spray?
I have a large concrete pool deck that I would like to spray rather than roll. Any suggestions on what type of sprayer I should buy? Maybe add a short extension. Thanks
@@unalienable5408 spraying it would make it convenient and might speed up the process but as thick as that material typically is it’s better to roll it for quality reasons, roll a quick tack coat and the 2nd coat roll a nice even coat for best results 👍🏾
Of course I just bought a LP 515 for exterior to cut down on putting paint into the wind with the lower pressure . Damn
My go tos are each one size smaller, I use 210 FF for doors and trim and 415 for walls. Maybe i can graduate to the bigger fans someday 😊
Where is this "course" you talk about? I've asked this question in other posts. Is the course the membership to your YT site where you get access to all the videos? Or, is it a traditional guided course that's on another site (e.g. Patreon, Udemy, etc.). I'm very interested in this course, but it's not clear how someone can get to it. Please consider responding.
Disregard. I found it. It's on your website.
So, the tip that most sprayers come with is the one.
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