If you mix up a dilution, can it be sprayed on a surface? Is there a problem using it as an aerosol?
1086265
Yes, once you dilute the concentrate it is meant to be sprayed onto surfaces. There is not a problem spraying it as an aerosol. I would recommend using appropriate personal protection equipment, such as a mask and goggles because it can be irritating and make you cough slightly. They claim that it is safe despite the mild cough that it can elicit in some people. I personally use it daily and I'm very happy with the product.
1846834
I see no reason why not. It dries clear and I don't believe the chemical formula used would adversely affect the surface. I don't have the can right now since we are at our AZ home until April. If you can wait that long, I can read the label for any admonitions and let you know.
1431152
Yes I did dilute it as directions on label. I found a powder formula too that is actually easier to use. Same company and some product just in powder.
301759
It is concentrated, so I would mix with water according to label instructions and pour that into the sprayer and have at it. Thoroughly clean the sprayer after use even if you are going to use it only with this product.
1236577
Yeah the powder is so fine it should work. I've only used it in my tank sprayer...it mixes super quick with water so it shouldn't be a problem.
1166098
No. You apply it at full concentration right from bottle. I also don't believe it would mix with water due to its chemical makeup.
2117934
No it should be applied without dilution. I used a sponge to apply, but I think it should be ok spraying. It is a little more viscous than water.
981549
It is too thick as supplied to go through a sprayer. It would have to be diluted for such a use.
1312693
One more thing why i wouldn't use it, sometimes i over spray and you can see residue from the quick detailer. so i would not want to mix the clay with the detailer spray.
1058969
Absolutely! Just be sure it's diluted properly. Let surface air dry as well.
2095326
I have, it worked extremely well and covered like I was using a gun. Just keep in mind it won't cover as much as a typical aerosol can
2265442
I used this through a very small HF mini sprayer.http://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-detail-spray-gun-92126.html Not an airbrush, but I can't see why you couldn't. It can be thinned ( which I did, I think I thinned it by like 5-10%)I used Xylene. And yes, like most epoxy like mixtures, high humidity can cause issues with spraying. That was not an issue for me as I live in Northern CA which has very low humidity.There is a pretty detailed instruction list here http://qr.absolutecoatings.com/QR-assets/downloads/POR15/GlistenDirections.pdf Good luck
1889991
just use it as it is....don't mess around with it by diluting it with water or any other liquid! Use it sparingly....don't DROWN the floor with it and create a little "river". Just use it LIGHTLY.
309399
Yes, mix as directions and use it thru sprayer. It will go bad on you if you make too much and do not use it all up sooner rather than later. Love it though as does my friend too.
379668
Please read the charts provided with the product. I mix only according to the label. Different application require different concentrations.
2067019
I haven't tried that but I would think so. This cinnamon is very strong so diluting it and spraying should still be very potent.
452126
I think I'd contact the creator of the product to ask that. I just use it as a room spray.