To be honest I don't do much commercial painting, mostly only residential and mostly interior for the remodeling we do. I have a good client that we are going to do a full commercial remodel for. He asked if I could paint the exterior also while I'm there since we will be doing most of the other work, it's a two story brick building. I told him I would think about doing it otherwise I would help him find someone else.
My question is what is the best way to do an exterior two story, ladders or scaffolding on wheels? Not really sure if I would spray it or roll it, I have a titan 440 but a little worried about over spray outside since my sprayer experience is all indoor. Either way I will need to either climb ladders or use rolling scaffolding. I have a few 28" fiberglass ladders. I have two sections of bakers scaffolding and also have some 20' planks. But not sure what if any of this would be the best way? Just use ladders? Or a double stacked baker like this, http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200578604_200578604. Is this even osha approved? It says it is but not sure. They also have a triple stack that says osha approved, http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200640988_200640988. Or look for some used real scaffolding to make a rolling tower?
My question is what is the best way to do an exterior two story, ladders or scaffolding on wheels? Not really sure if I would spray it or roll it, I have a titan 440 but a little worried about over spray outside since my sprayer experience is all indoor. Either way I will need to either climb ladders or use rolling scaffolding. I have a few 28" fiberglass ladders. I have two sections of bakers scaffolding and also have some 20' planks. But not sure what if any of this would be the best way? Just use ladders? Or a double stacked baker like this, http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200578604_200578604. Is this even osha approved? It says it is but not sure. They also have a triple stack that says osha approved, http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200640988_200640988. Or look for some used real scaffolding to make a rolling tower?
