Can this be applied with an paint sprayer? Any particular recommendations, or what to search for? Can it be used both inside and out on a wall with a poured concrete bottom part and an OSB stud wall on top?Should I spray the underside of the floor above, in particular the part that is a covered deck, as well as the deck surface? Can this be applied with an paint sprayer? Any particular recommendations, or what to search for? Can it be used both inside and out on a wall with a poured concrete bottom part and an... » Read More Can this be applied with an paint sprayer? Any particular recommendations, or what to search for? Can it be used both inside and out on a wall with a poured concrete bottom part and an OSB stud wall on top?Should I spray the underside of the floor above, in particular the part that is a covered deck, as well as the deck surface? « Show Less
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I would not put this product through a sprayer as it is like a two part epoxy and will solidify in your machine. Apply with a hand tool, and only mix up what you can work with. This is an awesome product, which I had much success with, but read and follow the directions.
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I know a person who used "odoban" concentrate on brick floor. I have never tried it but heard it works. Best of luck
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Hi Nathan, I agree with MOzarkian regarding the spray. I'd make sure to cover the entire piece, front and back well. I live in Florida, and we too decorate outside walls......clear sealant is my best friend!!! You might have less issue with rust as where you are it is a much drier climate.
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I applied it over paint on the floor. I used a pressure washer to get rid of any loose parts. I was not happy with this product. It was more expensive than garage or porch paint that you can get at Home Depot and did not last any longer. you may have better luck and I hope you do.
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I only used it on painted drywall. It works well until there's too much moisture on the wall.
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Sorry, John B's reply is WRONG! Do not put this over paint. That is practically akin to spraying water over the paint. No kidding! No chemical reaction with the cement means NO barrier and a complete waste of money.
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Used primarily to paint exterior Hardi-plank siding with Latex exterior paint. I have had it for about 3 yrs. and have not had a problem. Found the mixture has to be thin for the sprayer to work, around 50% paint to water worked best for my application. Also, with the thin mixture need to use caution and apply with a couple of thin coat. With the heat generated from the motor the nozzle tends to clog up and one needs to clean it regularly for the sprayer to work properly. Found it durable for my application, not sure how it would work with stains, or oil based paints; imagine if the mixture can be diluted to get desired effect then it should hold up? Used primarily to paint exterior Hardi-plank siding with Latex exterior paint. I have had it for about 3 yrs. and have not had a problem. Found the mixture has to be thin for the sprayer to work, around 50% paint to water worked best for my application. Also, with the thin mixture need to use caution and apply with a couple of thin coat. With the heat generated from the motor the nozzle tends to clog up and one needs to clean it regularly for the sprayer to work properly. Found it durable for my application, not sure how it would work with stains, or oil based paints; imagine if the mixture... » Read More Used primarily to paint exterior Hardi-plank siding with Latex exterior paint. I have had it for about 3 yrs. and have not had a problem. Found the mixture has to be thin for the sprayer to work, around 50% paint to water worked best for my application. Also, with the thin mixture need to use caution and apply with a couple of thin coat. With the heat generated from the motor the nozzle tends to clog up and one needs to clean it regularly for the sprayer to work properly. Found it durable for my application, not sure how it would work with stains, or oil based paints; imagine if the mixture can be diluted to get desired effect then it should hold up? « Show Less
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The answers is yes BUT. I bought this sprayer to paint the vertical walls of a garage and what ever mistakes I made did not show up. I did not paint the ceiling with this sprayer, but I could have. The areas I sprayed did well. The tube inside the container has to be in a position to use up the paint or it is many trips up & down the ladder. It depends on the size of your project. I am satisfied the with this sprayer for the size of my project. I would have bought a better sprayer for a bigger project.
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I used exterior paint only. But I'm sure it would spray stain. That would be thinner then paint. When I tested it with water it sprayed Nicly with water.
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no, the product is quite thick for paint and would clog any sprayer. use heavy napped roller or paint brush. but goes on easily and very smooth. it opaque not like a stain and, depending on condition of deck, 1-2 coats is sufficient.
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I spray along baseboards throughout the house, along the inside edges of bottom (floor) cabinets especially under sink.....heavily around any area open to the outside such as dryer vents or where plumbing enters as exits. We have an older home so this is an issue. I also spray thresholds heavily. I try not to get the spray anywhere bare feet would walk or where you touch frequently which is why I stay close to baseboards and cabinet edges, under appliances etc to minimizes contact exposure. I don't spray in upper cabinets where food is stored and I always remove the pots and pans before I spray in that area. Hope this helps. I spray along baseboards throughout the house, along the inside edges of bottom (floor) cabinets especially under sink.....heavily around any area open to the outside such as dryer vents or where plumbing enters as exits. We have an older home so this is an issue. I also spray thresholds heavily. I try not to get the spray anywhere bare feet would walk or where you touch frequently which is why I stay close to baseboards and cabinet edges, under appliances etc to minimizes contact exposure. I don't spray in upper cabinets where food is stored and I always remove the pots and pans before I... » Read More I spray along baseboards throughout the house, along the inside edges of bottom (floor) cabinets especially under sink.....heavily around any area open to the outside such as dryer vents or where plumbing enters as exits. We have an older home so this is an issue. I also spray thresholds heavily. I try not to get the spray anywhere bare feet would walk or where you touch frequently which is why I stay close to baseboards and cabinet edges, under appliances etc to minimizes contact exposure. I don't spray in upper cabinets where food is stored and I always remove the pots and pans before I spray in that area. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, this is the stuff you want to use. I used it on my garage and put it over my rustoleum epoxy shield gray color. I did it almost a year ago and it looks just as shiny as the day I did it. Make sure to use the grit (aluminum oxide) it comes with to mix into the clear coat in the bucket or the floor will be extremely slippery if ever gets even slightly wet. You have to do it within 30 hours (I think) of laying down the primary color or you have to scuff the entire floor for it adhere properly. The instructions will clearly state this. This stuff is extremely durable. I have rolled heavy floor jacks over it and put jack stands on it and it doesn't even get scratched. Any liquids (even harsh ones) just wipe up with a per towel. If you use one can go very heavy on the application or buy two and do two coats over two days. I did one garage with one heavy coat and one garage with two medium coats and the two coats look better than the heavy coat but it also took two cans. You have to have someone with a strong flashlight (wife?) following you and shining it at a very low angle to make sure you overlap edges and don't miss anything.
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I bought it a for concrete patio and walkway. I put 2 coats on a 360 sq. ft area of broom finished concrete and the 5 gallon container is about 2/3 gone. I used a roller, which works fine on a floor, but it's thinner than paint so will drip a lot if using on a wall.
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If you are trying to put it between walls, similar to between outside sheathing and inside wall covering (ie:between outside wall and inside sheetrook) it is not likely to work well as you need room to spray it. I does not work like expanding foam. It give off a lot of fumes when sprayed.
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You most certainly do not want to spray paint from this device or any professional sprayer without covering EVERYTHING in the room. Yes, you should worry about over spray and paint particles especially if you are not a pro. If you can't cover EVERYTHING in the room (including the floor) I would recommend that you use a roller. I used this for the initial primer on all four walls and the ceiling with ZERO furniture in the room and the floor entirely covered in tarp. I then used the sprayer for only the ceiling and then switched to a roller for the walls to avoid over spray and particles on the finished surfaces.
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I have only use this product on in-door tile. I don't know how it would work on exterior concrete. Please consider that your concrete in probably much more porous than sealed tiles.
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I have only used it outside. However, it does not seem to leave a greasy residue. I don't know about using something with so many chemicals in it on a painted wall. Maybe if it's a high-gloss paint? You might be better off with some kind of indoor spider or bug killer. This stuff will kill just about anything!!