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Ron Hollingsworth
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Spray or roll?

Ron Hollingsworth
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  • Phoenix, AZ
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I’ve heard that rolling paint provides for a better looking finish over rolled.  Anyone here require their painter to roll instead?

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It depends on what you are painting.  I am a professional painter, we typically spray and backroll any drywall or other wall/ceiling surfaces. If the paint is flat, you could get away with spraying drywall without backrolling, but I still recommend backrolling.  Rolling (or backrolling) gives a more uniform sheen and finish on walls and ceilings.  

Trim, doors cabinets etc. we usually spray - but those can be brushed and look professional if the painter is skilled.  We typically do not backroll exterior siding either.


feel free to message me with more specific questions.

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