does this spray sand texture
1648843
yes. for an orange peel or light splatter make sure to use texture and not thinned down drywall mud. Otherwise the texture tends to be too big. You have to control the size of the splatter for lighter textures solely by how thin the texture is. There is no adjustment on the pressure. That being said the rig works well. If you want a larger texture like a knockdown there are other tips to make the splatter larger. Hope this helps.
2004299
Yes it will spray fine. You may have to thin it slightly. However, spraying is not a recommended application method. You get better penetration and coverage with brush and roller.
1795921
Hello. My walls are eggshell with a spray texture. It kind of stinks to the wood trim above my daughters closet. This is flat and without ridges. A bummer because it looked adorable for the five mins it stayed up.
1453126
Not all of the MB products receive a spray nozzle, but MB5 does; we apologize if you did not receive one. Please contact us with your shipping information and we will be happy to send you one.
1748027
I did not glue it down, as I might take it with me if we move. Gravity seems to hold it in place, even during our winter weather here in Chicago. My garage floor does have a sand texture coating, however. It is easy to pur back if it does move.
2154160
It must be non water base. Because the sandy texture of the product you will need a lot of it. If you apply a clear coat over it you may be able to combine it with the clear but all depends how glow you want it and the finish you are looking for.
77142
No, there is no texture. It is just smooth flat metal, just like the outside.
707857
The texture can be adjusted some by increasing the psi but a smooth finish might not be feasible. Much like spraying drywall texture out of a hopper, higher pressure, finer particles, lower pressure, more "blobby" texture. I recently applied it to my Vw van along the lower 16" and it is working out very well. Surprisingly it cleans very easily due to the slick finish as well. Great product.
1770233
It has a little grainy feel- not bad----I use mine for a Christmas village so no problem. Don't know about the texture for sure--but don't think it will bounce a pen.
189590
After cleaning the area of any loose debris, you mix part A thoroughly for 60 seconds, then add part B, and thoroughly mix. It is grayish, and sandy in texture. You have 10 minutes to apply work with it. After you smooth it on your damaged area, you then pour included sand over it, while it is still wet. You will like it. I have been very happy with it.
180839
Anything mixed to be about like a pourable pancake batter in viscosity will spray! If the mortar mix is much thicker - I would not try it. Lastly, the sand grains will have a wearing effect on the tips.
244992
yes it does but you have to move slowly over the sand so you don't mix it up before the sand reaches the suction part..
1890522
I have tried this and it works, but the courser the sand the better. I also have mixed it with salt.
1454838
Hi Sandra - Yes. It's a sand casting, cast in a sand mold so the surface texture is normal. I also have a larger Lodge wok whose surface is similar, but finer. I find I like it better.
1399027
Yes. Just mix it into the paint according to instructions. The medium grade mix I find adds good texture.
30952
It is supposed to. It is not a spray. It comes out as a stream of foam. I never used it because I was afraid that the soggy foam would damage the bed more than the bugs. Look up Diatomaceous Earth. It may be a better product to use.
707858
Spray it on pressure and the amount of catalyst will effect the texture.But to get the effect you want spray one to get the rough texture, then roll on the final layer. Comes out withe fairly high peaks and valleys, but is still snoot to the touch. I did my boat that way so it doesn't tear up my feet and knees! But you still get traction.Glbn