Will this respirator work for both sanding &amp; spray painting wood furniture?
857171
Yes. The particulate filters are easy to replace and it does include an organic vapor cartridge. You want to work in a ventilated room, of course, but I wouldn't hesitate to use this for spray painting.
1389441
I only used it with my shop-vac and then only with a double filter. It would probably work with a regular vacuum but all that dust would probably destroy the vacuum motor. It works perfect with the shop-vac. Very little dust gets out of the sander.
223099
No. Would not work for sanding wood. This tool is a light weight. I was very disappointed in it.
1684213
Well, I use it for sanding and carving gourds and those particles are 10x smaller than saw dust and it keeps me breathing clear. My guess would be yes. Bottom line is if you can still smell or taste what hazardous material you are working with then the mask is mot working.
1219654
Perfect for fence. I have done furniture. Over spray is more than i prefer. I ordered the smaller needle to do top coats. In a pinch.I feel this sprayer is good. The main thing I don't like abt abt it. Is that you can't dial down the air pressure.
1677363
You can buy different filters that fit the mask. I have used the 3M 2091 in a dusty woodworking environment and have been very pleased with the results. Here is a blurb from the product sheet for the 2091 filter: "* OSHA substance specific particle exposures: - Lead -Asbestos -Cadmium -Arsenic - 4,4' Methylenedianiline (MDA)". Another filter is the 2097, which provides relief from particulates and organic vapors. Just do a Google search on 3M 2091 or 3M 2097, but it looks like you should be protected. I love my mask. Good luck.
1438696
This particular cartridge is designed for organic solvents and works well for paint and lacquer fumes as well as those used in ABS and PVC glue although I don't what particular chemical you are dealing with I think this cartridge is the most likely to work for you looking at the 3M site. see this site: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0492.html It suggests that petroleum distillates are considered organic solvents.
1349405
I don't see why not I've only used it on medel and rubber but I think it will do fine on wood as long as you spray evenly and do more then one coat. Hope this helps good luck.
1219650
Different sprayer tips for different jobs. Look at the three sizes of sprayer tips and buy the one you need for the job. I do mainly furniture and get amazing results with the 1.5 mm tip. Of course, I sand between coats beginning with 350 sand paper and ending with 550 wet sand paper for the final coats. The 2.0 or 2.5 mm tip should work for the fence. It will take multiple coats because of how much you have to thin the paint.
133387
I'm not sure its not something I've used it for. There is a product that is designed for repairs like yours. It is called Wood Epox. http://www.abatron.com/shop-online/woodepox.html You might look at their website to see if it would work for you. One of the things about PC product is that it is water based and will raise the grain so sanding is required. Minwax hardener is a solvent based solution that isn't as easy to use and has a strong odor that takes several days to disappear but less sanding is required.
857170
I have used it for both. If you will be doing a lot of painting I would suggest buying extra filters, as the fine aerosol mist of the spray paint will clog the filters over time.
270643
I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
1115711
Well this kind of respirator is meant to be used when working with chemical fumes, but I'd say even with the prefilter pads you are good to go. Maybe add the Organic Vapor filter to add something on top of that. Hope that helps.
1219652
Yes it is suitable for furniture. If you want to use stains just follow the instructions and you should be fine. Yes you could spray a fence but remember that this is a plug in unit so you would need to plug it in and carry it around. This is not designed to be portable in that way.
2129568
Mold KillerTM works well on non-porous surfaces as well as on porous surfaces.Thanks for asking,ITK1 Teamin the know
1974288
It'll scrub the air including cigarette smoke; the charcoal filter eliminates odor and ionizer freshens air. So yes this unit will help with cigarette smoke. However any smoke gets embedded into furniture uphostery; etc; is another story.
1628397
I have no idea? I am assuming that it wont unless it is a very very fine powder almost like baby powder... either way it will ruin the airbrush. Maybe a cheap airbrush without a needle in it would work ( can get a cheap Badger airbrush at any hobby store for about $10 ) or buy a sand blastig gun...but that may require a larger compressor due to the needed airflow to siphon the media. Again I would assume it wont because the compressor cant supply that amount of airflow.