I have a small hobby paint sprayer. Is there any reason this couldn't be used in a sprayer? Is it too thick, or is the brush an important part?
1073362
I did not notice a difference in the thickness of the paint. Just the texture.
1073363
We used it with a paint sprayer. If you use a brush, use a good brush as you don't want brush marks.
1858862
Just add a little water or Flowtrol to thin the paint out a bit. I've been spraying latex out of this sprayer for 10 years. Hope this helps!
776185
Yes. Dont let the paint get too low. And clean out very good. The spray tip that comes with it may be to wide for some of yourjobs. I would buy a smaller spray tip.
1867726
Cheryl, I actually have not used the sprayer as yet because I ordered it over the winter-here in the Northeast. Neverthless, I don't think it has any limitation on what chemical liquid can run through it, particulalry Bleach. I plan on putting things more potent than Bleach through mine. The only thing I think the size weighs in on the equation is how much you can carry or fill without having to stop to add more. The large will hold plenty. By the way, it looks real sturdy.
832898
I think it would be too thick to spray. Brushing it on would be a better choice.
427201
I don't have huge hands but am a guy - works very well for me. IMO with trim you don't want a massive brush to deal with the weight/width of all the paint. It's also helps me as my hands cramp with normal brushes.
1337102
Hi Sierra,I use latex paint all the time with the sprayer and it works fine. It has some features specifically for the latex paint that make it so it does not clog. It's by far the best paint sprayer I've ever used. Good luck!
1520538
I would have to say yes. The sprayer has adjustable volumes for the paint. You may need to adjust the angle to get all of the nooks and crannys. Also overspray will probably be brutal due to gravity. Falling on you and the floor... Hope this helps
1784726
Hmm there's a big possibility of clogging to occur if using this siphon. It's really only mean't for water and considering most paint is an oil base, but generally speaking, it's a lot thicker. You're better off going to home depot or Menard's to see what type of siphoning products they have. Get an actual pump perhaps because this siphoning product is relatively slow, so imagine using it on paint it can take hours.
1880780
I don't see why not it has worked great for me. Haven't used a sprayer but have on a lessor compressor...
1177616
I would not use this sprayer to spray resin, there are other sprayers made for that.
1898897
Sorry, I sent it back since I wanted something to blow out parts, etc.; however, that said, from what I saw of the item, it was well made and perfectly suited for the purpose of using with paint, solvents, so I would say it would probably work painting small areas.
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
1266469
I would say if it's thicker than latex paint the answer might be no. I see on the Olympic website it says 'do not thin' so that's not a possibility. Remember this is light duty sprayer, not a heavy duty professional tool.
5791
Probably not - it will clog the sprayer. My daughter made an all natural pesticide that she couldn't spray - it was too thick.
323356
I would think so. I usually mix up whatever I have in a separate container and pour it into the sprayer but I think you could mix it up in the sprayer if you so desired. Hope this helps.
2191074
I read instructions on the can, nothing mention about using brush to paintI was used with air sprayer .This liquid very thin ( like.... water, solvent)