I have a whole empty house to decorate, some bare plaster and lots of woodwork to paint including interior doors. And some mdf cupboards.
Plan on doing white woodwork - have some Dulux mdf primer, Johnstones water based primer/undercoat and satin top coat for woodwork.
Ceilings will be white matt emulsion and for now walls will be off white emulsion ( will be making the 'colours' by adding pigment to white paint) - have some cheap contract matt (used for mist coat for plaster) and Johnstone's covaplus for walls .
I will also have the outside to paint - wood facings and metal (double garage door), railings.
And a shed and a fence...
Came across paint sprayers - thinking that one might be a good investment,especially for things like getting a good finish on the doors....
I think I would need a mid range HVLP one ...
Last post I can see about this was from 5 or so years ago - guessing technology has moved on and they are now better than they were.
So should I get one - thinking I won't need to do much masking in an empty shell and if I do am I right thinking HVLP would be the most flexible type? And any recommendations?
The other thing I thought about was doing the final coats on things like skirtings (which are currently mainly off anyway) and walls with a brush/roller for the finish (to get round the need to use a sprayer for touch ups) but doing all the priming coats with the sprayer....
Plan on doing white woodwork - have some Dulux mdf primer, Johnstones water based primer/undercoat and satin top coat for woodwork.
Ceilings will be white matt emulsion and for now walls will be off white emulsion ( will be making the 'colours' by adding pigment to white paint) - have some cheap contract matt (used for mist coat for plaster) and Johnstone's covaplus for walls .
I will also have the outside to paint - wood facings and metal (double garage door), railings.
And a shed and a fence...
Came across paint sprayers - thinking that one might be a good investment,especially for things like getting a good finish on the doors....
I think I would need a mid range HVLP one ...
Last post I can see about this was from 5 or so years ago - guessing technology has moved on and they are now better than they were.
So should I get one - thinking I won't need to do much masking in an empty shell and if I do am I right thinking HVLP would be the most flexible type? And any recommendations?
The other thing I thought about was doing the final coats on things like skirtings (which are currently mainly off anyway) and walls with a brush/roller for the finish (to get round the need to use a sprayer for touch ups) but doing all the priming coats with the sprayer....