I hired a contractor to paint the interior of a condo. He said he planned to spray paint the walls. Is that standard for pro interior painting, for a space which is lived in, with furniture and personal property everywhere? That seems like a great way to get paint mist all over everything.
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I’ve only seen spray follow my jobs when new construction. That’s over 50 yrs.
Maybe I’m backward.
It can be done, but I think that, with all the time needed on prep work, it'd be faster to just spread dropcloths and roll on the paint.