Can you spray clear water borne poly?
1586882
Absolutely. This sprayer can spray latex paint which is much harder to spray than poly. No worries. - Gleem Paint
1693276
I'm sure it can be, I use it on my jackets for the winter waterfowler season on Long Island in NY. I also ut it on my cotton hats for the summer to bead the spray away while on my boat. It's like rain-x for clothing. Just spot check it to make sure it is compatible. Remember it's petroleum based. No synthetics
1078407
Yes, as long as you can get the viscosity dialed in, it should be capable of spraying near anything. I have used it successfully with water based finishes and ethanol dissolved shellac. Like any HVLP it requires tweaking of spray conditions. Test on cardboard or other waste panels before using on actual item.
1603270
Yes, you can. I had good luck spraying chalk paint. You have to thin the paint. So far I haven't found anything I can't spray with it including primer and polycrylic.
1993422
A 50/50 mixture will be thin enough to spray that way, but for best results the manufacturer states it should soak in, so I would say make sure there is really good coverage, allow it to soak in and then wipe away any liquid that remains. However, I am not sure about any reaction to plastic.
1565576
You can, but your're not really supposed to. It can get sticky inside of the nozzle and cause it not to work. If you do, I'd make sure to run C02 through it afterwards and maybe fill a cup with hot water to soak the nozzle in to make sure nothing is left in it to gum it up.
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hmm...I don't remember spraying water...and I live in a complex... so am just thankful that it blocks out the outsiders...I've left a smallish opening so as to 'see' if the weather outside is frightful...or not : ) all in all....this was an inexpensive solution to my immediate problem...good luck with the haze though...
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The Product is corrosive and a the SPRAYER NO 50P POLY (4770-0) should be used, however if it is for a one time application and you wash the sprayer thoroughly after use, you should be fine. please confirm that the plastic on the sprayer is durable and not susceptible to corrosive elements.
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If you plan to pour it in and let it dry as a thick brick shape in the box, Melamine board with either silicon mold release on it, or plastic wrap over the board on the end you dont want it pouring out of. If you mean you are just gonna put it on to get a thin layer on all sides of it, I don't think this will be the right product for you. I would go with a spray on poly. This product is a thick, self leveling viscous liquid. It won't stick to the aluminum long enough to dry evenly.
1446036
Yes I did the same but use water proof plywoo for water contact it works out great also use treated 2x6 it cost a few more dollars but will last much longer and be a nice finished job. Brian
82036
No, it's supposed to come out like spray paint. Maybe put the nozzle under hot water for a while, in case it's jammed up. Mine sprayed really well and did a great job waterproofing...
920196
Yes without question. Keep kids and pets away until the spray dries completely.
411427
I havent, but I figure you could. You'd obviously have to cover the sensor and light, but the rest is just plastic. Im sure the instructions say not to. But the plastic is dark brown and very smooth, no texture. A spray job may not last long at all.
936808
I honestly don't know the answer. You could try a small test piece to see, and maybe use some sort of spray release just incase. That usually will help in most cases, unless the release reacts with one of the materials or the other.
1178052
I have never tried but it makes blue look just like real water. It is applied right over what you are doing to give it a gloss like effect
759334
I don't think this is what you're looking for, Mark. One needs to dilute the powder in a large bucket, then submerge the filter and let it soak for quite a while. I see no option for spray-on, nor for quick turnaround. Good luck!
123943
It is already weather treated but if you want added protection, I would try the poly.