Reduce painting costs. Suggestions?

2022-06-27 08:53:28

The intended use of such a spray device is indeed limited. For 1-2 rooms, which in the worst case are already furnished... never. However, large parts of a new building are to be coated with the same color, both ceiling and walls. Either there is no floor installed at that time, or it is fully covered with fleece blankets or similar. The only other thing that needs to be masked are the windows, otherwise there is nothing in the rooms yet.

2022-06-27 14:39:09

Please? What doesn't a professional tape off?

The professional doesn't tape off, and then the client has to clean for hours afterwards. (Was that what you meant?):D

You always have blobs and, with the roller, very fine paint splatters. So no matter what you "paint" with, taping off is half the battle.

And when spraying, the effort of taping off is even much greater!

Advertising always suggests that you can paint/spray almost in a suit/dress...
Yeah, yeah. For most people, the floor is already ruined as soon as they open the paint can. ;)

What you tape off as a layman (e.g., baseboards on our Jura basement stairs), the professional doesn’t tape off. That’s what it meant so simply. Not even the wooden windows were taped off to my dismay. A few splatters were then on the glass, of course, but those had to be taken care of with the final cleaning. The OP wanted to help tape off, but there’s nothing to be helped there!

2022-06-27 15:10:45

We have the WAGNER Airless paint spraying system Control 150 M.

Unfortunately, it is not exactly a "reference," so it is only conditionally suitable. Other devices, let's say from "control pro 350" upwards, are then in a different league. The "spray mist" to be inhaled should then no longer be an issue...

Reduce painting costs. Suggestions?

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