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Originally Posted by NAV
you will save time if you don't back brush but in my personal opinion you will get a better product if you do back brush.
spraying the material on wood doesn't work the paint into all the little cracks and crevices that a brush will. It all depends on what you are looking for in a finished product - quality or short cuts.
By the way, when I painted my house i didn't back brush, i was too lazy.
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Say the client specifically asks for no brush strokes whatsoever. Would it be feasible to primer with a brush into cracks etc, sand back, then spray two coats with fine tip??