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.
1 Again, cut in first with a brush and then paint the walls with a roller. 2  Wrap your roller and paint tray in plastic and clean your brush and paint bowl while you wait for the room to dry, then do a second coat. 3  Clean your brush, bowl, tray, roller, and roller cover (if you plan to reuse it). This will help you avoid paint runs (from using too much) and keep your brush in good condition. 2  Paint in long, continuous strokes. 3  Not doing so is one of the most common mistakes. 4  When painting with a roller, aim for covering a three foot wide section at a time.