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This is a very general question and in certain situations one can be an  advantage over the other. On siding, it is usually better to spray and  then back roll. For stucco, using a roller leaves the surface uneven and  can even triple the price as opposed to spraying. By sealing and  penetrating the stucco by rolling, it can also change the texture and  the sheen of the surface as well. Fascia boards are exposed to sunlight  and rolling that surface can benefit the life of the paint by absorbing  more into the wood. Spraying a vacant apartment unit can save time  depending on how much masking is involved. Depending on the situation of  the job, each one can be considered better.

 The cost of a painting job is determined by the level of preparation,  attention to detail and quality desired. Accepting a low bid or  negotiating a lower rate may lower the final price but if the vendor  cuts corners to get the job done, it will end up costing you more in the  long run. You should never select a painter solely on price. You need  to feel confident and informed about what you are getting for the money  you are paying. 

Many professional painters will help you select  colors but remember they are experts at painting, not interior  designers. Ask us about our in-house color consulting to service to get the best color recommendations. Painting contractors will offer the recommended products for your home budget and needs.