can you spray fine lacquer finish at job site ?
1879340
You certainly can. Just make sure you use the proper tip and filter. Also make sure, if you have ever used the sprayer for latex, you clean it extremely well with water, pump the water out of the system, then flush the entire system with laquer thinner. Otherwise the laquer thinner will turn any residual latex into a gummy sludge. The best bet is to have seperate sprayers for latex and laquer, or at the least change hoses between.
1879341
Yes you will need a clean work space and a fine spray tip Rinse machine real well with lacquer thinner to remove any paint that may be in your spray line or gun thin if needed or wanted ( ware a good spray mask with filters )
1879342
Yes you can. The key is to have an extremely clean machine and hose. Spend the money on a high end small finish tip and it will turn out fine.
1879343
This is an open ended question. Is the Graco Magnum capable of spraying fine lacquer finishes? Yes. Can it do so at a job site? Depends. The most important thing to have when spraying fine lacquers is a clean room environment, complete with appropriate breathing apparatus. If you have such a 'clean room' at your job site, you are good to go.
1879344
You can spray fine lacquer, be sure and get the proper nozzle and check your pressure setting.
1879345
I have not used lacquer but I'll seen some one using stain on there fence. That's why I purchased this unit.
1838454
I don't know but I would think you could. The elements might be hard on the finish, but you could always spray paint it if need be.
697773
You can do a partial job, no problem. I did mine over the course of a couple weeks. When you stop spraying, the tips clog no matter what you do, but you get plenty of extras and they are extremely each to change out.
891131
I think yes you could paint it. But a strong advice think twice. Like " kireviewer " said, please contact Polk before you do it. If not the end finish with your job will not give you a good result. Good luck to to you.
1427968
It's awfully thick so I don't think it can be sprayed. It took 2 coats to cover my cabinets but they look great. I cleaned them first with window cleaner and the paint rolled right on. It looks great in my kitchen. I did buy a better thick roller that worked well too
1326072
Yes with Tip Selection #221311 or #221313.Be sure to use the proper cleaning solvent that is used for the finishes you use.
690138
In my experience, there is much less overspray than a high pressure system, but I use this for custom cabinetry and doors and only spray outside or in a spray booth. I'm using pre-catalyzed lacquer.
748605
You could try it. I would try the process on a similar sample surface first. This product is a fine powder meant to be mixed in to a volume of liquid. I am not sure it will stick to a sprayed on coating. Good luck!
1428348
The adhesive is not strong enough to take off a finish, but residue might stick on the surface. Should come off with WD40.
1312827
Yes, this product was designed for modern clear coat finishes and works exceedingly well on those. It is also effective on single stage lacquer and enamel finishes.
2028811
Yes. I spray my prints with a clear gloss finish varnish and I have had excellent results.
1817362
Yes. No problem. Paint shops might say the urethane clear might not lay properly over acrylic lacquer but it does. Just give your Duplicolor several days to cure to be sure.
1738009
No. I wouldn't put on a finish except food silicone spray, as needed between uses.
657060
I haven't used the sprayer for this purpose,but I don't see why you can't.Lump free and smooth mix should let you spray.I am considering spraying my block house with a stucco type mix and knocking it down for a stucco finish look.I will try it out first.Good Luck
734464
I believe you can. I've not done it but you are supposed to be able to use it with stains and thinner material but you need a special spray tip and a lower spray setting.
1086217
I used the sprayer for latex on a ceiling which had high and low grooves like wainscoting. I did 2 coats. The first coat was straight out of the can. The second coat I thinned out slightly with water. Both went on fine. I first started the sprayer in an large empty box to insure that I was getting good flow and dispersion.
1784114
Actually you can. But my suggestion for this sprayer is to use Oil Based paints and enamels. It says you can use latex. But even after using latex paint conditioner and watering the pain down somewhat, it still clogged and sputtered. I actually painted my outdoor porch underlayment(ceiling) with a high gloss white oil based enamel and it went on very even and good without overspray.