Can this be used for interior ceilings? Haven't used a sprayer before and wondering about the angle it needs to be held at.
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this sprayer comes with a 5 foot suction tube which connects to the gun into a remote container. With this tube you could handle the gun at any direction you wish. So I believe it is capable of spraying a ceiling. It is an excellent sprayer. Roger
1880780
I don't see why not it has worked great for me. Haven't used a sprayer but have on a lessor compressor...
1825036
I used the existing spray nozzle hole but it had to be opened slightly (about 1/8") with a dremal type sanding wheel which was difficult since the sink and countertop are Corian material.The unit works great and we keep ours at approx 175F as that is plenty hot for what we want but it will easily go to 190F if you desire. I did not hang unit on the wall. It simply rests on a styrofoam pad about 2" thick so the hose lines will reach without splicing.
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You can hang the shower panel at the height that fits your needs. I am 5 ft tall and we hung it a little too low -completely our fault- but I remedy that by turning the top sprayers to a setting that sprays lower and then they spray my chest. They are all individually controlled. You can't turn them to face a different direction, but you can adjust how they spray (mist, jet or spray) and you can adjust the pressure so they spray even lower. Really just make sure you double check the height when installing and you won't have a problem. It totally could've been hung higher than we hung it.
1289776
Your ready to paint. I sprayed my ceiling in a bedroom. Worked great. Only down side is takes time to clean the sprayer. If you don't it won't work next time.
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I used this product on a flat ceiling but , as with all the units I've installed, I do a simple , cheap add on that may work for you..... Use some PVC fittings ( I used a coupling and cap on the ceiling end of the pole. This may work for you with a liittle trial and error to figure out whether 1/2 " or3/4 " fittings would work best in your application. I used this product with success and happy with it..... I would buy again.
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The instructions say for outdoor use or in well ventilated areas. I don't know if its safe to use indoors. You can use a spray paint for popcorn ceilings, but it is hard to tell how many cans you will need, it all depends on how thick you put it on. You might want to go to a hardware store or Home Depot - Lowe's and ask someone in the paint department what you should use.
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I do not know if you can use the compressor with a spray gun other than the B&D; that was design for this compressor. I used the spray gun for ceilings and have no complaints. Remember to cover everything when using for the ceiling and have the angle of the paint tube pointing towards you.
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I don't know. I never saw it, but my tenant was unable to attach (even after visiting a hardware store) it and it was returned. The sprayer could be fine as perhaps the existing line wasn't standard or possibly user error on the tenant's part.
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Yes, but it isn't super strong as some reviews note. I have it on a 45 degree angle vent, and it mostly blocks the airflow, but some comes out the sides. On a floor vent it would work better, on a ceiling vent, likely it would just fall off.
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There's no way to lock and it won't work lying down. When the device I believe is more that 4 degrees off the laser shuts off. The vertical laser has a spread of 120 degrees if I'm not mistaken so you should still be able to get a good line on the ceiling from the floor
40782
I use this in and outside my home, I have a 1 gallon sprayer which works well for large areas, I do use a small hand held sprayer for touch ups inside. Chris
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Yes it is. You can put it at any height and ajust the angle of the spray as well.
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i used the spray to pre-treat my popcorn ceiling. I am not sure it will work too well if you are considering it to use as a sprayer to clean the balcony. It is not a high pressure sprayer.
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I am not sure I understand why you would be using this to spray doors. It is very good for medium splatter to knock down textures for drywall texture. I have not tried to shoot acoustic popcorn ceilings, but my opinion is that it would also do that. The only limitation I have found is to spray a very light orange peel. There is no way to increase the pressure. To make a lighter texture you have to make the texture thinner. Also do not use drywall mud use drywall texture for a lighter texture. I hope this helps.
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I seem to be the "go to" person for Soygel. I never used it on a ceiling, but in the Summer months, I would guess since heat rises, it would tend to become runny even though it wouldn't appear so upon application. However, if you do it in small locations, I bet you could control the "drip" with a pedestal fan (not directly under it) but angled up to reduce the amount of heat.
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There is overspray with any airless sprayer. How much preparation and shielding will depend on your experience with a sprayer. I've been using airless spray guns for 25 years. I haven't purchased one of these yet, but I'm sure it has a different feel than a regular spray gun since you'll be holding a much bulkier unit in your hand. Drop cloths, painter's plastic, cardboard and spray shields are always a painter's friend. I can use an airless sprayer and shooting ceilings and only get 1/2" to 1" of overspray around the top of the walls - but that's because I can hold my gun at an angle that allows me better aim - this unit I'm sure would create a much larger spray pattern in ceiling-wall corners.