can it be used at an angle to spray ceiling without spills
1492793
It is designed to be used to spray ceilings so it will not spill. I found that I got the hang of it quickly. Make sure you have a big enough air supply with your compressor. Mine was weak so I had to spray in short spurts. Hope this helps
1492794
I can't fill the hopper as full to spray ceilings but it does a great job it's been one of the best spray hoppers I have ever used
1520537
As long as you didn't use the screw on cup and put the hose directly into the paint can. It sprays in any direction. Use a drop cloth though.
1424536
I haven't done this and wouldn't - Instagone is highly effective because it's also VERY STRONG/CAUSTIC. Unless you can protect all surfaces and yourself, you would not want any of this to splash - and a roller on a popcorn ceiling would surely make a mess. (As a watery liquid on a roller, I also doubt it would make consistent enough contact to uniformly clean the ceiling.)
1469608
It does work in the collapsed position but I would never use it in a down spray application because it is design for spraying upward.
1086217
I used the sprayer for latex on a ceiling which had high and low grooves like wainscoting. I did 2 coats. The first coat was straight out of the can. The second coat I thinned out slightly with water. Both went on fine. I first started the sprayer in an large empty box to insure that I was getting good flow and dispersion.
1683800
Yes you can move it up and down to suit where you want it to spray. I have been very happy with it.
75549
Is feels solid in the amount of time it takes to put down the sprayer and touch the foam. My bet is that it will work. Check their website to see videos. I think they have one about strategies for spraying a ceiling.
1585118
Doubt that it would go flat enough unless you really want to point it to the ceiling. At it's lowest point it's angle is 7 inches upright.
1012457
Sure. Give yourself clearance. The cap into the ceiling will be at an angle but the light will hang straight with gravity. Its a good lamp - the longer we live with it, the more I like it.
339246
It's sturdy and has a matte finish. It would most likely work for your purpose. Not sure if it would curl up or not. It would depend on the spray and setting time.
1749817
yes - it can be tilted slightly but not to the degree of a regular showerhead of course.
73682
Yes, it has the standard ceiling-fan "ball mount" system that would let it work on an angled ceiling. Not sure what the max angle is, but as long as your definition of "slightly" is reasonable you should be fine.
722775
You can, but you will be disappointed. The pressure of the spray is very low.
1640279
A slight angle should be OK. Too much, like in that picture, could allow it to slip if it has nothing to help keep it in place (like a knot,or small branch).
1458124
As long as you keep the bucket full it seems to spray fine at different angles. Its just if you try it while the paint is low the syphon tube doesn't draw correctly.
757576
Yes, I have mine on an angled ceiling. The cords are very long and you can cut them to any length that you want.
1541931
Provided the "stopper" is in the correct position there is no dripping. Given the design of the product it would have to be on its side or upside down to drip.