can i use any airless (3 gal 100psi) compressor with this stucco sprayer
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No, it takes a fairly substantial spryer. Mine is marginal and it barely kept up with me. I stopped frequently to mix more stucco and that is why it actually worked. My sprayer is about 6 gal and 200psi but I kept the setting around 100psi for the sprayer.
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Hello Mazin, a 3 gallon compressor is pretty small. The three jet sprayer would be the correct choice because you can use it with one two or three jets to match yoru comprssor. My best guess is you will want more air. Here is a customer that has connected a couple small compressors together that may give you some ideas: http://www.mortarsprayer.com/winery-foundation-spraying/Please let me know if I can help with more question.Best regards,Nolan Scheid
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You might have to adapt the air line but the masters seem to work really well with any compressor I've tried
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Hello Alan,I am afraid you cannot use Black & Decker BDPH400's (power unit) compressor with any other type of 3rd party spray guns. The reason being, the (power unit) compressor and the supplied gun are designed to work only with one another. If you've notice, the hose size on the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun is comparatively smaller to the one of the Black and Decker gun.If you can find a reducer attachment for the Black and Decker power unit (compressor) to match the hose size of the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun, then it might work. There's no guarantee though that it will.I haven't tried painting ceilings with this product yet; hence, I am unsure about your second question.I hope this helps! Hello Alan,I am afraid you cannot use Black & Decker BDPH400's (power unit) compressor with any other type of 3rd party spray guns. The reason being, the (power unit) compressor and the supplied gun are designed to work only with one another. If you've notice, the hose size on the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun is comparatively smaller to the one of the Black and Decker gun.If you can find a reducer attachment for the Black and Decker power unit (compressor) to match the hose size of the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun, then it might work. There's no guarantee though... » Read More Hello Alan,I am afraid you cannot use Black & Decker BDPH400's (power unit) compressor with any other type of 3rd party spray guns. The reason being, the (power unit) compressor and the supplied gun are designed to work only with one another. If you've notice, the hose size on the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun is comparatively smaller to the one of the Black and Decker gun.If you can find a reducer attachment for the Black and Decker power unit (compressor) to match the hose size of the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun, then it might work. There's no guarantee though that it will.I haven't tried painting ceilings with this product yet; hence, I am unsure about your second question.I hope this helps! « Show Less
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No. Fixed spray pattern. You'll need a regulator on your compressor as well.
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2 gallon compressors are not meant to run air tools. You might be able to take a lug nut or two off. Then wait for it to build up pressure but you might as well use hand tools if your going to do that
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this is the boyfriend 30 gallons would be good if you're not constantly spraying we have a 60 gallon never ran out of there air compressor only kicked on three times hope this helps
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No. You wont need any "special connectors or gauges" but you might need a connector for your hose to the air compressor. Nothing that you can't get from Home Depot or Lowes.
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No. The compressor is way to week. You need at least 60 and 80 gallon for optimum results. I tried it with a 5 gallon a week ago and it was terrible. The thing wouldnt even spin.
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Probably....... I used my last one to paint my fence. The Spec on the Compressor Reads: SCFM at 40 PSI of 4.8 cu and a Standard Paint Gun Operating Pressure found on Amazon is found to be 29 to 51 PSI Avg. Air Consumption: 4.2 to 7.1 CFM. I found another that read "Requires 43-58 PSI inlet pressure for proper operation" but doesn't reference how many cubic feet per minute.
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I use an upright type shop compressor and I think anything smaller and the compressor would have to run nearly constantly to try and keep up. I've used mine to blast with glass, walnut , & sand . all with no problems. I also use a large tarp as a back drop to later collect the abrasive for reuse
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Yes but there are a few questions. What are you spraying? A compressor needs to supply 43 to 58 psi at the gun. But air storage of the compressor is important if you are spraying a lot. Small tank storage of the compressor will empty quickly and you will loose pressure. My home compressor has about 4.8 gallons of storage. It is good enough to blow out air filters, fill tires, clean the garage out and supply pressure for short term needs. If I was painting a car, a compressor with a 60 gallon storage tank would a better choice as the compressor would not have to run all the time and the pressure would not vary. Also consider a properly placed water filter that will take the moisture out of the compressed air if that would be an issue for your project. All fittings and tubing are very common and available at your local Sears, Ace Hardware, Home Depot and of course Amazon.
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It technically can but I would recommend going another route. An airless is designed for bigger production spraying such as painting a house with latex paint. If you have access to a decent air compressor, I would look at something called the Wagner HVLP Conversion Gun. We sell it here on Amazon. Just look for Gleem Paint. Thanks.
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I don't think it will work with any type of a spray gun other than an artists airbrush. It has a very low air volume so it's great for a small nail gun but not for a heavy duty nail gun because it can't keep up with the air that's required. It's a great small compressor and is much quieter than the pancake models.
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The important number is the CFM of the compressor or cubic feet per minute capacity. Our compressor has a 10 CFM rating and will keep up with the 3 hole sprayer with the smaller orifice.
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No compressor required. if you're going go you a sprayer every day you would need a commercial model . i blew up three of these in one year.
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I guess you are asking about a air compressor. The nail gun uses very little air, but you need to keep the pressure at 90 psi. Many of the new compressors run at 125 or higher. This is good because the regulator will keep it at 90psi. That will keep nails at a consistant depth. Oilless are less maintenance, but are louder and wont last as long.
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Consider the lighter Flexio 890. It has features similar to the Flexio 590 except the heavy compressor stays on the ground and compressed air is delivered to the lighter hand unit by hose. Wagner 0529021 Flexio 890 HVLP Paint Sprayer Station