The best way to start spray paint is with a little elbow grease. First, you need to determine if you want to paint and where. Most of our customers have been doing it for ten years or more, so the answer is no. If your job is simple, like replacing a door from your bathroom, then you can spray and go. For larger projects, you will need a professional to go into your home and do a “job” for you.

The following is a small list of the more common jobs in a home (there are dozens more that I can’t list):

Fixing or replacing a door from the inside or outside (or both)

Troubleshooting or repairing an electrical room problem

Lawn replacement

Bathroom renovation

Paint a wall

In my home (pictured below), I’ve painted several walls, and I’ll paint up to five more. A “job” generally takes 3-6 days to complete. A good beginner home is very difficult for a person to spray paint, so it is important to follow a well-planned path.

We’ll talk about what goes into painting later on, but first let’s talk about how to prepare your brushes, brushes for that matter, for proper use and care.

How should I dry brush my brushes?

If the painting job is simple, like replacing a door or fixing someone’s electrical problem or a house is simple to repair, then you don’t need a drying brush. In most cases, you want to dry dry wet. Dry dry does the job better than wet dry, and dry wet is very important.

Now, let’s talk about proper brushes and spray paint techniques. I’m not going to lie, if you want to do a good job, you’ll need to buy good quality and expensive brushes. It takes years and tons of money to learn what you need and what not to use. I’ve found that the best brushes I’ve ever used were the ones that I could use at home. You really don’t need brushes that expensive in a professional setting.

The best brushes are those that you put on a desk or table at home, or in the office. They look and feel much better at home, and they have been around a long time. A “standard” paintbrush is probably about $25 to $40. I got mine for around $50, and it was probably the best paintbrush I ever had. Another trick

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