Is this Sprayer only for finish texture or can i use it to speed up my stucco process?
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From my experience (used it only once) with 2.4cpm compressor with only 1 jet. I was applying bonding cement to cinder-block as the only layer and I'd use it again. Saved me lots of time. If you want to use 3 jets you'll need bigger compressor, but frankly one jet is all I needed. It empties the canister in about 20 sec. To answer your question. No, not only finish, it's definitely great for heavy applying of stucco. Hope it helped. M
1108566
Use this stucco sprayer for your scratch coat and save hours. Spray the stucco on and level while scratching using a trowel.
1108567
Both,you can put on more than one spraying to build up. It's more of a time saver,you can spray one barrow in 15 minutes
635321
I have not tried it on stucco, so I don't know how to answer your question in that regard. I have only used it to clean kitchen cabinets covered with synthetic cover, stove and oven, on tiling all over, and on bathroom pieces and wall, and it really takes grease and lime away from all surfaces. I like it VERY much, it is much better than the previous ones I have owned.
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It's not as powerful as a compressor driven sprayer. There will be more overspray on the floor, cover anything under the target area and go. Drywall texture is a mess with any application. This is a good tool for small, less than multiple rooms. For the money, it is a good tool.
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I am not sure I understand why you would be using this to spray doors. It is very good for medium splatter to knock down textures for drywall texture. I have not tried to shoot acoustic popcorn ceilings, but my opinion is that it would also do that. The only limitation I have found is to spray a very light orange peel. There is no way to increase the pressure. To make a lighter texture you have to make the texture thinner. Also do not use drywall mud use drywall texture for a lighter texture. I hope this helps.
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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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This unit is a light weight unit best for smaller concrete jobs 2" - 4" and stucco. For thicker concrete I would use the pointed bit, not the spade bit.
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If you are sanding some thin veneer, then the variable speed allows a slow start for light sanding without going thru the veneer. Otherwise, there is no difference in my opinion.
699182
I haven't tried it on stucco so I don't know. It claims to work on concrete, etc. If you have green algea it should be easier to clean than the black stains. I was able to remove these stains on wood clapboards with a 50-50 bleach water mix, but you'll need to scrub...
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I didn't use it on stucco but it worked wonders as primer on press-board cabinets.
1001370
Since it is a Roller not a sprayer, you might not get the result you are hoping for. If you are painting a relatively flat even surface you should be pleased.
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Sure. But I would go real slow when the outer (large part) first starts to grab the stucco and gently do that for about 1/2 inch or more till the hole is established. Otherwise you may crumble some of the stucco around the hole on the exterior and not end up with a clean looking end product.
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i wouldn't use it for spray painting unless spraying a small area its only 2.8 cfm sprayers use more than that... I use it for nail guns wouldn't use it for high cfm tools like angle grinders, sand blasters, air snips, hvlp or chisels. its a great compressor but still has limitations
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This will work for part of the process. You have to use what is called a knockdown knife about 10-15 minutes after spraying the texture. You drag your knockdown knife lightly across the texture to knock it down so that it is smooth on the top. I usually leave the ceilings alone and just knock down the walls. I just think it looks better that way.
729337
stucco is a form of cement and as long as it's not too thick, these will work for one or two holes. they are designed for wood. a pre-drilled pilot hole might aid in a faster cut.
1878785
I've used it over time for sealing bath tub wall tile and kitchen counter tile grout lines. I have not noticed any shiny finish after it dries so if I had to choose between gloss or satin, it would be satin.
1286565
I used it to paint a large shed and it made short work of it. I tried to roll it but had difficulty because of the sidings textured surface. After getting the sprayer the job was finished much faster and consumed much less paint.Ceilings may be difficult because of the position of the draw from the reservoir. Pointing the sprayer up to spray the eaves required frequent topping of the reservoir.
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No. Stucco is basically cement. This tool is generally used for cutting softer materials (wood, drywall, etc...). Do notrecommend using this tool to cut nails, due to cost of blades, $6.00 and up....To cut stucco, use a grinder with diamond cutting wheel.