In the case of high-inclination (polar) launches the latitude does not matter, but the Cape Canaveral area is not suitable because inhabited areas underlie these trajectories; Vandenberg Air Force Base, Cape Canaveral's West coast counterpart, or the smaller Kodiak Launch Complex in Alaska is used instead.
Step 2 - Rinse Your Brush. Having purged your paint brush of wet paint, you're ready to rid it of any caked-on dry paint as well. If the dried paint is oil-based, begin this step by pouring turpentine onto the stained bristles. Alternatively, if the dried paint is water-based, you'll need to rinse your brush beneath a faucet. When using a faucet to rinse the brush, make sure the water temperature is lukewarm. If the water is too hot, some of your brush's bristles are liable to fall off.
Paint with the brush at a 45-degree angle to maximize the bristle's surface area. For a better finish, paint from the area just painted towards the unpainted area. Painters call this wet to dry. Dip the bristles one-third of the way into the paint; any deeper will waste paint. Tap the side of the brush on the inside of the can to remove excess paint. If you need to stop for an hour or so, position the brush in the paint to cover the bristle tips.