I spray paint old telephones from the 30s and 40s with Rustoleum rattle can spray paint. Will this spray booth work effectively for this application.
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This is a good spray booth with good exhaust, but I feel that with larger objects like telephone bodies, the single width might not catch all of the overspray. There are set ups where two of these portable booths can be joined for twice the width. Look through the choices; I'm sure I saw a double width set up.
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I think it will work on any metal surface. If you did the polishing, make sure the polish didn't have any silicone or wax in it. If it did, I would use lacquer thinner to clean before spraying. I found that this product does not work on outdoor projects. I used it on exterior brass door hardware and it lasted about two weeks before peeling.
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Absolutely! When I was researching this product, I saw people using it for mailboxes, house letters, outdoor lights, etc. In fact, we painted our house numbers with it months ago and they look great. I think you'll love this product BUT . . . don't buy it with this nozzle!!!! The nozzle does not work very well. You would like this product more if you buy it in a can with the regular nozzle, then buy one of Rustoleum's clip-on nozzles to use it with. MUCH better operating and way less wasteful. Trust me on this one! I wasted nearly a whole can of paint with this stupid nozzle. It sputtered all over the place. Lots of reviewers warned me, but I didn't listen and sure enough they were right. The paint itself is great, though.
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yes it should work just fine I have used it to make decals for cars and trucks and worked just fine so should be ok.
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No, It wont work for paint job. Usually paint sprayer are set at lower psi than nailers but even with that on your favor this compressor will not keep up with the supply needed for paint sprayer.
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yes it has worked for me,if the paint is thin enough you can spray just about any thing with this set up.
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Although I haven't tried it, the surface looks like it should accept paint just fine. Maybe try an inconspicuous area of the speaker first as a test.
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That might work but I doubt it. The Paasche you mentioned works on low pressure, about 12-20 psi. I guess it would depend on the thickness of the paint. The 300 has a small orifice and paint may not spray freely unless thinned.
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I used it to cover a quarter size black spot on my range and it worked well. Accidentally dropped something heavy removing the white enamel. You might want to sand the rust before applying. Hope this helps.
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I spray painted the sensors with three coats of metallic silver and another coat of clear and they work just fine. I think as long as the paint is thin and adheres well there probably shouldn't be a problem.
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I do not think it would work. This is to cover ding in porcelain on metal. It is not a sealer.
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It isn't designed for it, but it would probably work. The biggest problem I see is that the spray pattern would produce an extremely horrible paint job as it is very uneven and erratic.
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My suggestion would be to sand off any rust first. If its a large are then I would go Sherwin Williams for the primer and go with their recommendation for the metal primer. If its a small area then rustoleum should be fine. I would plan to apply 3 coats of Kool Seal. If you do go to the paint store then I would take the can of Kool seal with you to shake it. Its thick.
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Yes it works very well. It is very sturdy. The paint on it is peeling off...will need to repaint it soon though.
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I wouldn't think so. I have not done any spray painting so a Iam by no means an expert. I would think the key to even application of paint is constant pressure. This compressor cycles frequently to keep pressure in the tank. Note I am using for airing up automobile tires. Spray painting may draw less volume down and thus the compressor maybe fine depending on the air requirement of the paint spray gun. Good Luck
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I used this for the purpose of gluing stone and metal in an outside environment that would see all kinds of weather, smoke and heat(chimney top cap) and it was done in 2009-2010 and is still holding strong so I would think this should be a perfect application for this make of Liquid Nails. If the C table is not going to see weather at all, there may be a less expensive adhesive made by Liquid nails that would work just as well. See their website if questions at http://www.liquidnails.com/. Very informative site for all their products!
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I put it on my car to replace a peice that got damaged on a curb from my car being low. It's flexible and ok to use on painted bumper which is plastic underneath. I don't think it will work on something that is rough or pours. Just my opinion.