ECI
Journeyperson Of Concrete
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Post by ECI on Jun 12, 2008 19:39:53 GMT -4
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Post by takenforgranit on Jun 18, 2008 6:01:40 GMT -4
I have been using them for a year and a half and they seem to be fine for our purposes, though I intend to try to find one with at least a gallon tank. There is nothing like HVLP spray to fix a problem area. for some reason it works so much better on a problem than a pump up .
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ECI
Journeyperson Of Concrete
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Post by ECI on Jun 20, 2008 10:18:31 GMT -4
I have not had good luck with the pump sprayers myself, I have used them with the con res product. Maybe they would work for the acid stain products better. I might be wrong but for me I have had no sucess with the pump up and water based stains.
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Post by takenforgranit on Jun 20, 2008 21:34:36 GMT -4
I was speaking of an HVLP gun with a gallon or two pressure pot. HVLP guns give such great effects with con res (which I believe to be Smiths with a different label). A gal + stain pot would just make it go so much faster. Having to refill every 75 or 100 sq ft is a bummer.
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Post by NS'Creter on Jun 20, 2008 22:31:14 GMT -4
The refilling is absolutely a bummer! Do you find the larger pot heavy or difficult to handle? I guess not if you prefer it, huh?  I had that suspicion about ConRes/Smith's myself. |
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I had that suspicion about ConRes/Smith's myself.