EXTERIOR
WORK PLAN
Exterior Materials---Exterior Set Up 
We will assume that we are Painting a Three Bedroom Brick Ranch with
either an attached or separate Garage!
Size-Up the whole job and do all the "High Work" (if any) first, then do the ground level work next
- Start at a corner at the back of the house and work around towards the front... if the
Garage is separate, do it in the same manner
- Do the Trim and Overhang first, and Brush it as much as possible saving larger areas
for Rolling... See Diagram Below...
- Take it in "sections" say 20ft at a time, and keep organized and work "systematically" as
you go along, working from the topmost areas down to the lower areas

Exterior Materials---Exterior Set Up 

Exterior Painting
can be ruined by a small wind... it could carry Paint mist for great distances if you are
using a Spray Gun... stick to "Brush and Roll" techniques! [read all the tips]
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