3 MUST HAVE Airless Spray Tips!

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[greggorsantonio]

You are the only Professional Painter I key up and watch on Youtube, I just want to extend my gratitude and thank you for the amount of help you've given. Considering, as a 50yr old dude. I'm living in my grandparents parents home built in 1930. Your clear and informative instruction has been almost as good as scripture, meaning Top-Notch info, keep up the good work. Once again Thank you and GOD BLESS.

[Elviretube]

As a 65+ active woman, revamping my home, giving it a face lift, I am learning so much from you, THANK YOU!! You are a no BS guy, I love that, keep it simple, show/tell what works for what and what does not!! Love your education, sure helps speed up my project! Hugz.

[danpelletier]

I don't often leave comments in videos, but I think I just learned more about painting than I have in 40 years of being a homeowner. I'm not telling my wife about any of this... you just became my secret weapon! Well done, I'm in...

[robertrohr]

As a lifelong painter and contractor my earliest experiences in the late 1960s were done primarily with pot and hose as airless was just coming in and the old timers I worked for were resistant to them. My years contracting in residential/comml were all airless. I was also in the era of oil base enamels and switching to the early water base products with their growing pains. Always enjoyed painting.

[rxgwtsv]

Thanks for you video. I am from Russia. You guides are very usefull. In Russia there are no a lot of useful items, lik e tips saver. I use plastic bottle with liquid for brakes in it.

[homeloveandsplinters]

I'm not a painter, I build furniture and cabinets but I always come to your page when I need painting tips. Thanks for the content.

[swdw]

I have a Graco X7. Can't go up to a 619. SO I bought a 517 going off your tip of a wider fan and more paint. What a difference between it and the 415 I had on the rough cedar siding. Didn't think it would be that noticeable. I went to painting myself after getting ripped off by the contractor that did our siding by thinning his paint and laying down just enough to change the color (paid for by insurance after a hail storm). The paint was thin enough that one pass with a 2300psi washer removed the entire coat, exposing the older color underneath. Talked to a contractor who told me some painters cheated on insurance jobs to maximize profits as he'd repainted houses that had been painted that way on an insurance claim. Made me wish you were here in Colorado. :)

[kidjetrecon]

You sir true professional. Anyone could watch and save themselves countless hours and headaches.

[renzo]

You're amazing and I watch you all the time, I've been painting 22 years now and always like to keep learning and you are the man, I use 310"s for trim work, I carry a 410 in my pocket and I switch it out when I get to my doors, that way I don't have to adjust my pressure cause it's the same orifice size so just switch it out, do my doors then can switch my#310 back in and continue with my millwork, if I'm using acrylics I make sure that I have a medium course gun filter so it can pass through and atomize properly, if I'm spraying lacquers I use a fine finish filter and use a fine finish tip . Another thing we'd do when doing car lot's on exteriors, Wed put in a bigger tip, turn down the pressure to where it's literally fingering and back roll, of course back rolling is a must, we'd just do it so there was no over spray, basically it was coming out like a garden hose. We also spray down to the Second to last board on lap siding on exteriors, basically cut in underneath the board with the gun so we don't have to mask off the foundation, just roll out the bottom board. Thank you so much for your pro tips and knowledge. Sincerely Lorenzo gig harbor WA.

[howdydoodymikearoody]

totally helped me out quite a bit, using a 515, have others too, primariliy doing inside (im a trim contractor shooting my own house) you really were awesome on everything, quite informative, im gonna get the other ones just to have if nothing else. Thanks again!!!

[ronrutley]

You da man! I have painted for years on and off. Built a new house. Can't wait to paint and save $$ with confidence. All the best!!

[richardharrold]

I'm needing your expertise on how to spray paint. I'm a spray hack at best. You've made some sense of what can be a complex process to a knuckle head. Explaining the tools, etc. Thank you partner.

[slatsgrobneck]

Thanks! Great video Chris. Can't go wrong with simplifying the operation. I am a landlord and DIY as much as I can. I do all my own painting and really enjoy putting on a professional looking result, using good products, good prep, and are invaluable :)

[carlosf.]

I've been learning from this guy on his channel. This guy is just experienced and good

[juanmontiel]

I recently found your channel on YouTube and find you expertise and product very helpful. I used both Graco and Titan pumps to paint oilfield equipment many years ago and just started painting houses for a living and your information has really helped me in my new venture. Thanks and much success.

[AngelTorres-tknw]

Absolutely, this guy is the best painter we have ever seen , thank you Sir 🙏 🙌, you are our God in the painting world 🌎

[Lena]

Wonderful help!!! Thank you!!! Never sprayed inside a home. Tmw. Will be my first time!!! THANK YOU for your information! Saved a lot of time for me for the day!!!! God Bless you sir!!! If you served in military, Thank you for serving!!! I do 25% off for military veterans!!! Lol!! Yea, I’m in crap Vill MO. 🤣

[davidbahr]

Holy shit! We use the exact same combo. I use a 214 for most trim packages though. Thanks for the great content

[allhartfidelity]

Love them HEA tips. Much new construction or repaints here (ect) houses are 3ft apart. The hea prevent me from masking the wall of the neighbors house. Thank you for your time in the video

[robotmedic]

My favorite exterior tip or even new construction interior is a 6/21. I call it my fire hose. Stall for a millisecond, runs.