In this video, paint expert Mauro Henrqiue shows host Kevin O’Connor his technique for painting several shutters at once. The result? Fast but flawless coverage. Here’s how it’s done.SUBSCRIBE to This Old House: .
Painting shutters is labor intensive and can take a long time to accomplish. Rather than painting each shutter one by one, This Old House paint expert Mauro Henrique has developed a technique to work quickly and efficiently with flawless results.
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Start by stacking the shutters evenly on two sawhorses []. Be sure the corners align for the best coverage. Using a paint sprayer [], paint all four sides of the stack in an even fresh coat. Then spray the top of the first shutter and move to the drying station.
Repeat this step until you reach the last shutter in the stack. Let the first coat dry completely before re-stacking the shutters and repeating the process for the second coat.
Essex green paint [] was used in this demonstration.
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