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Old School Graphics - Tech Project

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Once the desired color was achieved, it was reduced and ready to be sprayed.
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The SATA quick release system made it easier to change out colors and keep the project rolling. In this case, we were done using the first color and it was put away until the project was completed.
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The tape was removed very carefully, making sure that no paint was removed accidentally.
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You can see the colors coming together. Here, the painters take a look at a color that would complement the combination being used.
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As mentioned earlier, you need to be careful when removing the tape; if it's too wet, the paint can peel, as it did in two sections here.
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The first panels were dry and ready to be back masked to allow the next color to go on.
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The painting duo back masked the panel and got the roof ready for the next color.
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Teal paint was added a few coats at a time.
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Sorell showed us that you should start painting from the top down.

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