Laid down purple!
I had put down the stencils yesterday which took about 90 minutes.
The Oramask only being 12" wide means I have to piece in the art that's wider.
It's a bit of a pain, but I got pretty good and consistent results.
I did do a bit of cleaning up overlap with a razor blade as I applied it.
My whole painting setup has to break down so my girlfriend can park her car in the garage every night (Tesla).
The "spray booth" (which is a bunch of plastic hanging from some wood 2x2's I hung) gets tucked into the rafters.
Setting everything up, painting, cleaning up the paint stuff, and concealing the whole setup took just a little over an hour!
I really only sprayed one cabinet last fall, I forgot how nicely the latex paint cleans up!
I thinned it by about 15% and that seemed to be a bit much. I was worried it would run after inspecting the first solid coat, but it dried fine.
The 6 foot view is very nice, but looking closely the edges are ALL fucked up.
I'm guessing applying the Oramask the night before was a mistake.
It's strange because most of the stencils looked very well adhered to the cabinet.
Lesson for next time - thin the paint less and apply the stencils right before painting.
I also noticed a bit of overspray.
It had already dried but I googled you can use some rubbing alcohol on a rag to clean it up.
Since it was so minimal/so dry, it's better but still obvious where I was rubbing.
Will probably spray a little more white to conceal it.
Another lesson for next time - mask better, and pull stencils right after spraying and inspect for overspray.
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