Spraying is ideal when speed, consistency and coverage matter. Large surface areas like ceilings, walls, weatherboards and fences can often be completed faster while delivering a smooth, even finish. It's the preferred choice when productivity and efficiency are the priority.
Rolling remains an important part of most painting projects. It's often the better option for smaller areas, occupied spaces, touch-ups and situations where extensive masking isn't practical. Many professional painters use a combination of spray and roller to achieve the best outcome for each job.
Spray isn't about replacing brushes and rollers. It's about choosing the right tool for the right job.
When used in the right situations, spraying can help improve efficiency, consistency and overall job productivity.
Cover large areas quicker and reduce time spent on site.
Create consistent finishes without brush or roller marks.
Increase your capability across interiors, exteriors and detailed projects.
Finish jobs sooner and move onto the next project faster.
✓ Increase pressure only until the spray fan is clean and consistent.
✓ Keep the gun square, moving your body, not your wrist.
✓ Overlap each pass by 50% to create a consistent, even finish.
✓ Maintain a consistent distance. Too close causes runs. Too far creates overspray.
10 minutes of maintenance today can save hours of frustration later.
1. Release pressure safely
2. Remove excess paint
3. Flush with clean water
4. Clean the hose and gun
5. Wash filters and tips
6. Perform a final rinse
Get hands-on with spray training designed to help you work smarter and spray with confidence. Learn everything from setup and preparation through to technique, job sequencing and machine maintenance.
Plus, access ongoing support from spray specialists who can help you choose the right equipment, troubleshoot issues and get better results on every job.
