Has anyone used this spray gun
Don D.
Has anyone used this spray gun
Don D.
I have one. I use it. It's easy to clean, does a good job on a small compressor.
Don,
The only thing I have sprayed with mine is Shellac, but it worked great for this.
David
"DL" wrote in news:ZGc5e.6$5J3.3@lakeread01:
It works all right for water based poly, too. Thin it some, depending on temperature, etc.
It's not an Apollo. It's $50, though.
Patriarch, who has used his maybe twice?
Where can I get one?
--Steve
D> Has anyone used this spray gun
It'a a nice little gun that will shoot "almost" anything. Easy to clean but remember, it's a very small pattern and takes more time to finish a project.
It's not really designed for spraying a set of kitchen cabinets but fine for simple chair or table.
As a side benefit, it shoots latex paint just fine.
D> Has anyone used this spray gun
I've got a short review at
Unfortunately I can't access the internet right now to check the price at Rockler but Leevalley.com carries them as well and if I remember correctly, they were very competitively priced. cheers, cc
Looks like a big honkin airbrush. Interesting design.
Or pint if that's your druthers... I like the fact that I can store material (like shellac) in mason jars and then just plunk the spray top onto the jar and spray. Grab another jar with solvent and it's cleaned out. Very convenient.
TWS
I see there are "wide mouth" and "regular" mason jars, both sold by the dozen. Which type works with the Critter?
Art Greenberg wrote in news:tJv6e.7126$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net:
Regular. But the ones that work best are the ones you buy anyway, when purchasing bottled peaches, salad dressing or spaghetti sauce.
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