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We are going to paint a room w/ high pitched ceiling and an architecural shelf. The shelf I am referring to is part of the plaster walls, not something attached to walls. It goes back maybe 3-4 ft. I look @ this space and all I can imagine is spray painting this room(s). Emptying it out, taping all windows and trim and sealing off the kitchen area and hall way. Otherwise we are talking scaffolding galore. I don't mind painting but this room overwhelms me to consider.
I can paint ceilings up to fifteen feet with a pole - it's not easy but it's do-able. Maybe one lift on wheels and a pole? You'll need scaffolding if you use a sprayer, too, right?
Maybe it's worth paying somebody else to do it, or at least seeing what they might charge.
Yes, if anything, you need more ladders and scaffold to get close access to every little nook with a sprayer, you can't use poles or anything to get beyond the reach of the sprayer.
