What kind of thinner should I use?
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It's water based, it comes thin enough to spray out of airbrush if your using airbrush buy the cleaner. white usually causes trouble in airbrush if you don't use it fast enough an then heat to set it.
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I didn't find it thin. Maybe try a travel size first and see how you like the current formulation?
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You need to use a different type of thickener to maintain the same thickness for more than short time. I combine food starch thickener such as ThickIt with a gum-based thickener such as Resource Thicken Up Clear, which uses xanthan gum. The thickness is maintained overnight, useful for drinks of water during the night, but not much more time than that. To keep for a long time, you'd need to buy the pre-thickened juices available at high cost, useful for travel, perhaps, but pretty expensive to use at home.
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It can be applied by hand or machine. It's easier to spread out thinner by machine.
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I would say that the .005 would be the minimum thickness if it were secured well on all sides, it still might have a wavy look. The .020 thickness would be the best choice for that application in my opinion.
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Do not thin it as it is just right for clinging on metal. Buy the inexpensive sprayer they offer as it does a good job. Also the spray cans with the thin plastic probe nozzle is great for difficult areas or where you want to control the amount and not overspray onto something else.
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TapeBuddy tools will run Strait-Flex tape. The tool has two setting for apply compound thickness. When running Strait-Flex use the "more mud" setting. You'll have to measure the tape to cut it at the right length.I only use Strait-Flex on odd angle corners and not for normal corners. It's a lot more expensive and not necessary. The key using a TapeBuddy tool is the coating on the tape. This makes the tape hard with drywall and has no blisters.
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Ok this one has a 15 gauge needle, the larger the number for the gauge the thinner the needle will be so depending on how thin you want just go with a higher gauge number.
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Hello Irtafa, The type of foam you should use and recommended thickness will depend upon what you're spraying to. What type of area do you need to spray? It may be easiest for me to help over the phone. If you get a chance, please give us a call at 800-516-0949 so we can help you get your project underway. Thanks! Linda Foam It Green
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I use pair of panty hose; cut to size; and use for media bag or filtration depending on need. Might want double layer of nylon due to nylon "catching" on rocks or media filter. Very inexpensive compared to mesh bags on market. Also use nylon as inserts on my shoes after workout--clears out moisture and in New Orleans, one can use ALL the help on moisture!
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I use one full dropper on a brush and spread it thin. You can use a bit extra on problem areas. Test a small amount first and please read the instructions because everyone's skin is different.
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Add a little water to your thick conditioner to thin it out. All conditioners are water soluble and I have done this with hard to pump bottles the product comes in to make it pump easier.
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I doubt you would get a good bond anyway but thick is slower to dry. I use it for balsa models.
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Buy Berryman's B-12 at the auto supply store. Get the liquid, not the aerosol. Use it to thin the material in the can. It can be repeated as often as necessary. Don't add too much thinner and get the coating thinner than originally.
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w d is solvent based dont use use vegetable oil if anything thinner is thinner
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I didn't add any thinner to mine. I found it sprayed pretty well without it.
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I'm not sure. I've not tried this. I would think that a thicker mix may not work as well, but I'll give it a shot.