Can this sprayer be used with acid based cleaners and solvent based sealing products
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I don't know about those 2 fluids, but I use methanol and hydrogen peroxide in mine and it's the only brand I can find that the seals hold up very long. My guys love them. The sprayer tips we used on the old ones screwed right on these.
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No, the paperwork says never spray flammable, caustic, acidic, chlorine, bleach or other corrosive solutions or heat, pressure, or gas producing chemicals. Hope this helps you. Mary Ann
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I do not see why not, as long as you use the correct product to clean the machine, hose,filters and spray nozzle.
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This sprayer has Viton seals which lend itself to hydrocarbon compatibility. Oil based stains would generally fall into this category. However, I have to agree with another person who responded to your question. This use will really be a mess to clean up and would probably cause you to dedicate the sprayer to the "oil" use. If you have a lot of fence to treat, dedicating the sprayer to oil use may not be a bad idea.
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I haven't used the sprayer with bleach or harsh chemicals, so I can't tell you how it would hold up. I suggest you call Chapin customer service and ask them, they are very helpful.
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It's best to remove and start again when using two different types, water and solvent based sealer. If you are using water based on water based, it may work well, almost used as a second coat, which is common, as long as there are not opposing chemicals in the two types of sealer.Matt DenyerOwnerBrevard Outdoor Services
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All the answers are correct. The cleaner is not meant to be sprayed with high pressure. First spray the cleaner and then follow up with the flat surface attachment.
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You can, but it is much better for spraying solvents. If you are looking for a reusable cheap spray gun,then the Preval line, http://store.preval.com/ is much better suited to the task.
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I have used it with different levels of liquid and no problem. The key is you have to have enough liquid to cover the item you are cleaning.
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My sprayer does not have a uniform spray pattern and the pressure varies. I would not use for stains
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The best way to answer your question is to contact Chemical Guys themselves. They would be able to provide more detailed questions about dilution rates and other requirements for use in commercial equipment. They would also be able to provide information on pricing in commercial quantities and discuss shipping with the owner of the establishment you're trying to influence. If you're not interested in buying a pressure washer, investigate some of the hose end sprayers offered on Amazon. From personal experience, they're not perfect but may be an answer for your situation.
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Hello Angela,This is a broad question. There are several ways to apply the EnduraSeal solvent based sealer. I need to know a bit more information about the surface, environment, etc. so feel free to give us a call any time.Thanks, Rob LEnduraCoat888-246-9614
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I haven't used cerakote myself. I would think so, though. You would just have to clean it well like you do when you use polyurethane, paint or any other coating that would gum it up if allowed to dry. I would research the application instructions of cerakote and if it says hvlp sprayer then I would trust this to do the job. Have plenty of the cleaning solvent on hand that cerakote specifies to use.
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honestly, I don't know if you can use any can other than a Resolve can. if the "options" don't tell you, it would be a gamble if the opening of one is the same as the other. Just FYI, I've used the "spray" Resolve and the brush without fitting it into the canister.
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Yes, it should work just fine. Doesn't hold the cleaner solution for long. That should help.
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I believe the sprayer only works with most liquid chemicals. The instructions tell you to pump the sprayer 30 times for maximum spraying.
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Yes. For all sprayers you need to thin paint. I used this sprayer to do a fence in solid stain and that had to be thinned. It worked great once I got the right viscosity which was easy to accomplish with the provided measurement bucket and viscosity cup. Also, check the paint manufacturer's ratio for thinning which should be on the can.
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I have used the sprayers for Olive Leaf Extract and Poo-Pouri which are both quite thick liquids, so suspect Olive Oil and the like would not be a problem.