Greetings, I need a few quick opinions. Would you recommend first priming the surface I want to spray (where there's already a piece on it) in the desired color (e.g., green) with a roller, or would you later spray the areas that aren't covered with paint, i.e., the areas where the original piece is still visible, with a can?
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As long as you have no beef with the sprayer, you should
Piece from the other completely overpainted. It would best be the good old role with colorimer but you could also take cheap construction market spray cans so it won’t be too expensive.
Building-market cans, even “cheap” is more expensive than when you stumble.
I found 2euro cans there
Right
10lite good strings are enough for something over 100qm costs ca55euro. With 27 doses, you don’t even get the area close, take too long and also covers badly. Strings is the better choice.
The wall would almost always be removed. Go fast, costs little and the firstlines are better to recognize
I’d be wiped. So you also have a good, even background if the graffiti colors do not completely cover.