Paint smarter, not Harder. Boost productivity and profits with spray. Find out what prep, tools, and techniques to use to work faster without compromising quality.
Spraying is a great way to save time on interior and exterior painting jobs. With the right prep, spraying can offer faster, more efficient, and high-quality finishes. Build confidence in your team and start small to build up your skills. It's important to consider the type of paints you use, how often you spray, and how you transport your machines and equipment. Entry-level units are great for occasional use, while mid-sized units are a popular choice for most tradies. With the right technique and equipment, you’ll paint smarter, not harder.
Safety: Mask up for interior spray jobs. Wear safety glasses when spraying exterior.
Interior Spray Prep: Lay down drop sheets, use masking film and tape to quickly cover windows, doors, and light fittings.
Exterior Spray: Save time by spraying profiled surfaces like texture or weather boards.
Spraying Ceilings: Save time avoiding going up and down the ladder when spraying the corners while walking.
Spray Tips: LP (Low Pressure) tips have less overspray as they reduce the film speed, so the paint doesn’t bounce back off the surface. Allow for more deliberate spraying.
Regular professional servicing is an essential part of keeping your paint sprayer in top working condition. Find your nearest Dulux Spray Service Centre at selected Dulux Trade Centres, Inspirations Paint & Paint Spot stores across Australia.
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