can i spray water sealer with it?
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Yes. In fact, the Graco demonstration videos online demonstrate just that. Best of luck!
1275485
Yes. Read the can of sealer and determine if it's water or oil-based. Follow the clean-up instructions that come with the sprayer when you're done spraying.
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I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
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Yes, never use acid in metal sprayers...The seals will eventually swell and go bad with acid over time in any sprayer...
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If talstar clogs your sprayer then this probably will too. That said you might want to switch to a bigger nozzle. You don't want to atomize this stuff, just put out a stream or mist to dry on a surface. It will minimize the amount you breathe in and maximize the effectiveness
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Probably depends on how mild or corrosive your mix is. I would defnitely make sure you are comfortable pulling out the pump and hitting it with some petrolium jelly if you are mixing it pretty stout. I doubt that the tank will have any issues. My concern with any sprayer and something like you are talking about is the washers and seals. I do know that there are specific sprayers for heavy duty chemicals such as Chapin 19049 3.5-Gallon Xtreme Industrial Concrete Open Head SprayerMight want to check those out.
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I use a spray that helps the seal and seams and the name of the sprayAtsko Silicone Water Guard it works really great. You can buy it from Walmart and off amazon
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It will seal it permanently. If you follow the instructions on the bottle, you will be fine. It definitely worked for me. I had water coming from everywhere in my block. I thought my 94 Toyota LandCruiser had seen its last days. This stuff is like CPR for dying motors.
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You probably could, if you put a splitter fitting on the inbound water line before you connect it. Finding the right fitting might be a chore though. There's no option for an additional sprayer the way it comes.
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you can, but I don't recommend it. I did that and the pressure built up and popped the spray loose from the faucet.My recommendation would be to turn the water off!
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I don't see why not it has worked great for me. Haven't used a sprayer but have on a lessor compressor...
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Yes. Make sure the copper paint is dry. Then use a clear polymer spray sealant that is waterproof and permanent. Spray several coats making sure they dry completely before spraying another coat. Let dry well before handling.
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No at this time it works fine for vey liquid items - WD 40 etc - anything thicker and it is not a good spraying device
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Probably, but the problem is that the plastic is very hard and will not conform to the faucet to form a seal. Mine went on the tub faucet, and then shot water out all around the opening. If you use any water pressure at all, it leaks/sprays and makes a huge mess. Listen to the other reviewers. Keep looking elsewhere. This is not a quality product and you will waste your money on it.
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I don't see why not, it may be extra foamy and if you leave it in the bottle it will get flat very quickly. The seal is a flexible silicone/rubber material not a hard plastic that seals well.
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Yes. It can spray just about anything. This tip is also a great tip to use for water based poly.
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You should use a fine sprayer, like the 2-gallon pump type. You will blow through the bottle of this stuff in no time using a hose-end sprayer.
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Yes, you can use any solution. I used different brands in mine all the me. Works just the same. Just make sure to run warm water through it to clean it when you are done spraying.