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Module 1: Introduction to Spray Painting

Lesson 1: Overview of Residential vs. Commercial Spray Projects

Assignments and Quiz

Lesson 2: Types of Paint Sprayers (Airless, HVLP, LVLP)

Lesson 3: Advantages of Sprayers Over Brushes/Rollers

Lesson 4: Basic Anatomy of a Spray System (Gun, Hose, Pump)

Module 2: Safety and PPE

Lesson 1: Personal Protective Equipment (Respirators, Gloves, Eye Protection)

Lesson 2: Ensuring Adequate Ventilation (Indoors vs. Outdoors)

Lesson 3: Managing Overspray, Dust, and Fumes

Lesson 4: Understanding Basic OSHA Guidelines

Module 3: Equipment Setup and Basic Operation

Lesson 1: Unboxing and Assembly of a Typical Spray Unit

Lesson 2: Identifying Appropriate Tip and Filter Selection

Lesson 3: Setting Pressure, Adjusting Fan Width

Lesson 4: Priming the Pump and Initial Test Sprays

Module 4: Basic Paints and Primers

Lesson 1: Types of Paint Compatible with Sprayers (Latex, Oil, Enamels)

Lesson 2: Simple Thinning and Mixing Techniques (If Required)

Lesson 3: Common Primers Used with Sprayers

Lesson 4: Basic Cleanup and Disposal of Materials

Module 5: Fundamental Spray Techniques

Lesson 1: Correct Gun Handling (Angle, Distance, Speed)

Lesson 2: Avoiding Common Mistakes (Runs, Sags, “Holidays”)

Lesson 3: Overlapping Passes and Maintaining Consistent Coverage

Lesson 4: Small Residential Projects (Doors, Trim, Fences)

Module 6: Entry-Level Troubleshooting

Lesson 1: Identifying Clogs and Tip Blockages

Lesson 2: Diagnosing Poor Spray Pattern Issues

Lesson 3: Simple Quick Fixes (Clearing Tips, Adjusting Pressure)

Lesson 4: Maintaining Good Hose and Gun Condition

Final Test

Answer Key

Full Stage: Painter-Sprayer - Beginner Stage (Foundations in Spray Painting)

<div class="simple-box-wrapper"><div class="simple-box"><div class="column" flex-size="undefined"><h3>Painter-Sprayer - Beginner Stage (Foundations in Spray Painting)</h3><hr>Spray Painting Fundamentals: Equipment, Safety, and Application TechniquesCourse Description: This introductory course provides a comprehensive foundation in spray painting, equipping students with the technical skills, safety knowledge, and practical experience needed to operate spray equipment effectively in residential and commercial painting projects. Covering sprayer types, setup, safety protocols, and basic troubleshooting, this course prepares participants to achieve smooth, professional-quality finishes while maintaining efficiency and jobsite safety.Students will learn how to properly assemble and operate spray systems, including airless, HVLP, and LVLP sprayers. Lessons focus on proper gun handling, adjusting fan width and pressure, and selecting the right paint or primer for different applications. Participants will also gain hands-on experience in avoiding common mistakes such as runs, sags, and overspray, ensuring clean, even coverage on doors, trim, fences, and other small projects.Beyond application techniques, the course emphasizes safety best practices, including PPE selection, ventilation strategies, and OSHA compliance. The troubleshooting module provides students with the skills to diagnose and resolve common spray issues, such as clogged tips, poor spray patterns, and inconsistent coverage.By the end of this course, participants will have the technical confidence and hands-on experience to set up, operate, and maintain spray equipment, making them valuable assets in professional painting projects.<h3>Who Should Take This Course?</h3><ul><li>New painters and apprentices looking to develop spray painting skills</li><li>Entry-level professionals seeking structured training in sprayer operation</li><li>Contractors and business owners training employees for spray applications</li><li>DIYers and property managers wanting to achieve professional spray finishes</li></ul>This course ensures students develop strong foundational skills in spray painting, covering safety, equipment operation, and troubleshooting, setting them up for success in residential and commercial painting applications.</div></div></div>