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To spray or roll/brush your paint?

Ryan Beckland
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This is my first post. I just bought my first property and it needs a bit of paint before we can put her on the rental market. I've always applied paint the old fashioned way - with a rolller and brush. But I'm thinking of buying one of those paint sprayers. Anyone have any experience? I'v hear they use a lot of paint and that the overspray can be bad. I'm looking at both the pneumatic type and the airless electric type. Any info will help. Thanks.

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