Spraying Installed, Pre-primed Trim
I am a DIYer finishing my basement. So far there is new finished/textured sheet rock, primed walls, finish paint on ceiling, floor installed, no trim/doors installed yet. I would like to install primed trim/doors, fill/caulk, and paint them in place. I am trying to figure out the best way to do this, while best protecting the floors. 1250 sq ft — 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living room. I would like put masking paper slid under the base trim before installing the trim, go back and also tape down heavy down protective paper on the entire floor near the baseboards before spraying. I plan to lightly spray 2 coats on the trim/doors to avoid heavy overspray but get good coverage. Does this seem like a decent plan to get good coverage on the trim/doors and also protect the floors while doing so? submitted by /u/Nada-Nada_Limonada [link] [comments]
I am a DIYer finishing my basement. So far there is new finished/textured sheet rock, primed walls, finish paint on ceiling, floor installed, no trim/doors installed yet. I would like to install primed trim/doors, fill/caulk, and paint them in place. I am trying to figure out the best way to do this, while best protecting the floors. 1250 sq ft — 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living room.
I would like put masking paper slid under the base trim before installing the trim, go back and also tape down heavy down protective paper on the entire floor near the baseboards before spraying. I plan to lightly spray 2 coats on the trim/doors to avoid heavy overspray but get good coverage.
Does this seem like a decent plan to get good coverage on the trim/doors and also protect the floors while doing so?
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