If I am doing soda blasting will this dry the air for that, too? Everyone else here seemed to be painting.
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Yes it will, but I would recomend not using QC3, I use it for paint and the filters don't last more than two weeks. I use it with two water traps as well still doesn't last. switched to DeVilbiss 130500 CAMAIR CT30 Series Wall-Mounted Desiccant Air Dryer/Filter System works much better. Make sure you use water traps.... best luck.
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You need to follow instructions on the can as closely as possible. I usually do part of the house at the time and the cats and I stay in the other part. For instance I do the bedroom and we stay in the other part of the house. Then I do the other part and we stay in the bedroom or go outside for a while. My cats go outside some of the time anyway. The Vet told me the other day that I should spray and then leave the area for one hour. She said that applied to people animals and any other little creatures such as birds etc. The warnings on the can says to avoid breathing the fumes. It really does not take long for it to dry and I use it on the furniture and carpet.
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Sure. Just don't hold the trigger down for too long or freezing cold liquid will spray out. If the can gets too cold, it'll do that. Pretty much all air dusters do this but this brand does it a little faster than higher quality brands. It's all the same.
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I'm pretty sure it says on the can to use in a well ventilated area specifically for this reason. Additionally, most of these products(fixative, finishes, etc..) will have a smell to them and should be used with good ventilation.
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This works with soda.Thought you had to retro fit a sand blaster to use soda?
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Absolutely, I almost use nothing but enamel paints. I strongly recommend the use of a respirator as well since you will be atomizing it.
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The sprayer is advertised to do the project that you describe, but my experience was similar to that of other respondents. It will likely be more pain than gain to set up the sprayer for each stage of your work and then flush it and prepare it for the next. I too gave my sprayer away for free. You don't need an air compressor to.use the sprayer. However, if you do have a compressor, you can get a genuinely useful spray attachment and you won't need to have anything to do with Wagner's sorry product.
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oh sorry....I mis-read your question thinking you were looking for a finisher. I agree with one of the respondents...don't use a spray on top of crackle medium. Part of the charm of the medium is brush strokes and their length and thickness that affect the crackling nicely. Terri C.
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Short Answer: YES Long answer: Aerosol from can is fairly smelly and not healthy so vent the room if you use a lot of cans. Also it (just like silly string) comes out feeling "wet" and will put a wet looking stain on paint/drywall so I wouldn't use it indoors.
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The compressor runs good but paint does splatter a little I bought a quick release with pressure adjuster for $2 , but could also be paint clogging , gonna try thinning paint or filtering it with like some kinda pantyhose material
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My husband has an air compressor and used that to blow up mine. I hope this helps.
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Never tried to paint straight up. Should work paint is in bottle with small hole in bottle top of air.
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Yes, I usually spray latex paint with mine. I have sprayed stain on my deck and I set my pressure on 30 to 60 psi. I does great job. I believe your compressor will be fine.
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I read instructions on the can, nothing mention about using brush to paint I was used with air sprayer . This liquid very thin ( like.... water, solvent)
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I actually used my compressor. I turned the pressure way down but you really have to be careful if you use a compressor. Just blow it up really slow whatever you use.
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Yes. You'll soak it in the (included) soda ash & wring it out. Then you'll apply the dye to the damp.
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no,i work with autoair paint....but if you want to spray 1shot paint you'll have to reduce it.....