Questions & Answers for: spraying water based paints

...water base latex paint. When i first tried sparying right out of the can, it would hardly spray. As I thinned the paint to the max recommended by paint manufacture, it did a little better but still ...

...water based paint I have been trying to spray paint using a water based paint, but I have been having the following problems; 1) The fluid flow has been "Pulsing" even when I put nothing but water in ...

porter cable spray painter PSH1 it says what you can spray with it and I want to spray water base paint can I do it with this painter it is new and I didn't relize it was onl for laciur paint thank ...

...spraying oil-base stain: I would NOT dillute this material. Oil-base primer: 1 thinner to 4 paint Latex primer: use a roller and brush so you have a good undercoat for the paint. Oil-base paint: I ...

...water based paints. I am thinking of returning to the trade, but my lack of knowledge of water based paints is a worry. Could you give me some info on this ie:- how to mix and apply it, and if I need ...

...water based prime. Today when I sprayed the first layer of coat, water based paint. Most times when I pressed the trigged, it shoot some drips of paint onto the wall, on or a few each time. Why does ...

...water based paint Don't use a water-based paint for any purpose on a motor vehicle. It can damage the finish of existing paint, and will NOT stick to the original paint. If this is just a stop-gap ...

...water based product, pulled the water out of the latex paint and softened. To preclude this in the future, you can cover these repairs with shellac or another sealant to provide a barrier between the ...

...spraying, as spray will spread, especially if you use a water-based paint. Yes! You can use spray paint in your back yard! Following are the things that you must remember whenever you are using ...

water is for plastic based paints read the directions carefully as stain seldom needs thinning to apply Oil based paints and varnishes should be thinned ideally with turpentine, turpentine substitute