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New Generation of Paint Application is Airless paint sprayers, 3 times quicker and easier with DiY paint sprayers selection. When you spray you need to make sure your doing correct wall preparation and masking all surfaces correctly.
Spraying saving you time and giving you better finish.
The New Generation of Paint Application is Airless paint sprayers. Complete your project 3 times quicker and easier with our DIY paint sprayers selection. Spraying saves you time and money! You might be wondering, “why should I paint with a sprayer?” Well, aside from helping you save time and money, spraying also delivers excellent results. Even rough or uneven surfaces can be covered effectively, leaving you with the perfect finish. If you’re looking to complete a DIY project, the budget may be a significant concern. If you are looking to do a DIY job and don’t want to shell out too much, we are here to help. Here at PaintAcess, we offer the highest quality sprayers at the best prices in Australia.
Surface preparation
When you spray, you need to make sure you're doing the correct wall preparation and masking all surfaces correctly. Firstly you need to clean the surface with detergent. If there is any loose paint or rust on the surface, you should remove it with a wire brush, steel wool, or sandpaper. If you are working with glossy surfaces, make sure to sand with fine grain sandpaper and wipe with a tack cloth. Once you have properly prepared the surface, you’re ready to start painting!
Airless Sprayers
Airless sprayers are the most commonly used for painting purposes. They use their own internal piston to create the force required to push the paint out. When compared to applying paint with a roller, the airless sprayer method consumes more paint. However, it also gets the job done at a much faster rate - which is key if you are under time constraints! An airless paint sprayer leaves you with professional-looking results at a fraction of the time it would take to paint using a brush or paint roller.
The Masking Process
Before you use your paint sprayer, it is important to mask the surrounding areas that you do not want to paint. Because using a paint sprayer results in a significant amount of spray paint, you should ensure that your belongings are properly protected. Masking can be considered a process within itself. It includes:
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Removing all the small items from a room
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Moving the remaining furniture, cabinets, etc. into the middle of the room and covering them with plastic drop cloth.
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Removing light switches and outlet covers and putting painter's tape over the switches.
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Masking off windows, doors, and trim with painter's tape and plastic
- Cover the floor board and flooring with plastic sheeting
