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Spray Painting - Learn How to Spray Paint

Spray painting can definitely save you a lot of time on certain jobs. First and foremost is to take note on the specific safety factors when it comes to spray painting.

You'll need a top-quality carbon filtered mask, as there will be a fine mist of spray in the air and you do not want to be inhaling this. Also, a cheap pair of coveralls will do and you can find some of these in the big box stores.

See the links below on the different areas of spray painting that I have on this site.


Spray Painting Techniques


Spray Painting with Earlex Spray Station

The Earlex Spray Station Pro is my latest addition to my tool set.

See my review and video of me painting some slated bi-fold closet doors with it.









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