Will this spray latex paints?
2028528
Yes. It comes with a device (funnel, sort of) that you use to measure the thickness of the paint so that you can thin it to the right consistency for spraying. I haven't used it yet with latex, but have used polyurethane finishes and stains, and it does a superb job with those. The instructions on adjusting the paint mixture that come with the sprayer are very straightforward.
2028529
No problem spraying latex paint. But I do suggest a larger diameter tip than the one that comes standard with the unit. You'll get a much smoother finish.
2028530
It will and does a good job. However, you have to "thin" the paint with water (almost double the amount recommended for an airless) and use a paint conditioner such as Floetrol. Additionally, you'll have to purchase the M-aircap Set #6 to spray latex.
2028531
yes it will you might have to change the spray tip to a larger size if you have to spray a large qty great little unit
1305812
Yes, it would - for paint. That's all I can attest to. Just use a cardboard or something similar to work out how much spray is coming out before you start so you're happy with the spray pattern.
1508340
I think you could in a pinch (small area) if the latex was thinned down. However, that much water may degrade the quality of the paint. I sprayed automotive paint with it and it worked quite well.
527068
Latex paint will be too thick, you'll need to thin it out or it will gum up the sprayer.
1245610
I believe that there is a newer model that can spray 'hot" , or flammable liquids such as lacquer or poly. But yes, this will spray any liquid with the consistency of latex paint.
781241
Yes the sprayer can use any paint that will pass through the testing cup as specified in the instruction notes. I have used a latex house paint and primer with no problem and a deck stain again no prob;em.
925323
Yes it would help. We used it to remove a cement paint on our basement floor. I quite sure it was a latex paint. Sorry it took so long to respond.
1887403
I use this gun almost exclusively for oil based polyurethane. I tried using it with latex paint and was not impressed. The paint has to be thinned down so much that multiple coats have to be applied. I also had a problem with the paint gumming up at the atomizer. I've seen where others have used this gun with latex, but my experience was negative. Good luck to you.
1923786
I spray epoxy primer and it's pretty thick... You should be fine... Spraying latex.. 3m had one of the top primer guns out there for automotive industry., nice thing is this gun comes with a gauge and you can control how much psi goes into the gun... I bought this gun from this site and love the purchase I made.. It comes with a 1.8 nozzle which is pretty thick for most primers.. But mainly it's trial and error if you don't know.. Another key thing to note is that all spray guns require a good compressor since paint guns tend to use allot of air... hope this helped..
1337104
Yes, it works fine with latex paint. I used it to paint several doors and it did a good job. I also tried to spray the woodwork, base boards, etc. but found that there was too much over-spray and it used way too much material for the narrow boards to be painted. It's good for medium jobs like doors but if you wanted to paint walls or an entire room you will be constantly refilling the canister. I recommend the larger Grayco Magnum for larger jobs like ceilings and walls.
238381
They usually won't remove the paint if it's latex. This seller is really great and would probably send you a tiny sample to try on an inconspicuous area.
328993
probably. I used it with SW latex and found that a little water helped a lot
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
2096511
I believe that it will, latex paint sticks so I would think that a glue should be ok
2099013
I'm not sure if this would work as the spray is more of a dye than a paint. I worry that you wouldn't get the color you want.
1217061
I do a lot of work with latex paint and I don't think you will find any in a spray can. The medium by nature is way too thick.
771865
Unfortunately, I am unable to comment as I only work with latex paint. It works well with acrylic paint (I use Cabinet Coat slightly thinned) producing great results as it does with latex paints.