Best Practices and Industry Standards
Industries Best Standards For Tactics and Materials
'Materials:
With quality caulk and quality paint – elaborate on products that we use
Process and Tactics:
Spray application is the best tactic to counter exhaustion. Painting isn’t easy – especially exterior painting. If your dipping your roller less, your using less paint. By using a sprayer the applicator now only has to focus on technique (we use the 50/50 application – high standard) but most importantly the spray is set to a consistent pressure rate (we apply at a minimum of 75% - high standard). Please note that the application of the product is not complete and this is where the method gets a good or bad reputation depending upon the route that the applicator takes in terms of spray application.
1) Letting the paint set and dry as is.
Or,
2) Back brushing and/or rolling
As you may have guessed, option 2 is the route that leads to better bondage. By back brushing and/or rolling the product is worked into the pores of the structure resulting in proper adhesion. This is why the “idea” of only brushing/rolling being superior is flawed. In fact, our philosophy is that because of natural mental and physical fatigue, brushing/rolling comes in second when it comes to the industries best methods for application.
The bottom line, is the bottom line and spraying is much more efficient, which means we are able to pass the savings onto you. Please keep in mind that just because we are price oriented when it comes to efficiently don’t assume we compromise quality. Our production is based around our preparation and as we all know the preparation of a paint project is the difference maker when it comes to product standing the test of time.
By spraying the applicator is able to paint confidently knowing that the sprayer is applying at a constant mil thickness and his state of mind can be preserved for detail oriented work like focusing on the proper 50/50 technique (link to video).
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