How Do You Use An Air Paint Sprayer?
A paint sprayer can cut the time spent on painting projects significantly. They are designed to provide even coats of paint over large surfaces, saving labor required by paintbrushes and rollers. Unlike airless sprayers, which pump paint directly through the gun onto the surface, air paint sprayers use a burst of compressed air to lower overspray and create a more even painting pattern. Proper use of these air paint sprayers can save you plenty of time and labor when working with your painting project. Cover any nearby surfaces you do not want painted. With any spray gun, overspray will occur, though it is less common with an air paint sprayer. Protect any nearby surfaces with dropcloths or painter’s tape. Surround the work area with a dropcloth or newspaper. Thin the paint per product instructions. Thinning the paint makes it smoother on the surface and prevents the nozzle of the sprayer from clogging. Add the suggested amount of thinner for your product and stir until the paint easil
