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Originally Posted by 72chevy4x4
...It is a church sanctuary-empty most of the week so traffic would not be a problem and use of drop clothes for spraying would seem to be easy enough.
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....I'm not so sure about that
I'm not a big sprayer, and if you're not either perhaps you might want to consider this opinion
With all that hardwood flooring and pews, overspray could be a problem
It goes everywhere
Maybe a spray guy might have it down, but I wouldn't
It'd take me a while to make sure it's taped off properly...a long while
Also the pews may interfere with the push-around
This could be key if using a sprayer
It could mean an auditorium lift (over-seat), or a very large scaffolding (as you couldn't push around a smaller one)
All these could be worked out/around to be sure, but it could mean a lot more time involved in getting the paint on the walls
Rolling with poles and ladders may be a viable, and possibly better, option for you
It depends on the details
Oh yeah, as a sanctuary I assume it does not have a flat ceiling?
How tall is the peak?
This could be an issue also
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Originally Posted by 72chevy4x4
By 'good paint', I mean't a hi-guality SW paint instead of a 5 gallon bucket of contractor's paint from Lowe's
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So did I
That's exactly what I meant
But however, now that it's a commercial job I wouldn't be opposed to two coats of the Pittsburgh Speed Hide, IMO an underrated "contractor grade" paint that pushes into the "premium" arena