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LoL it will come lol Yes. You're not touching it and only light coats that dry quickly too. It helps if there's a flow of air and some heat to dry it off. As long as it's dry enough for a light nib over with a fine sanding pad you're good to go.

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Thanks Phil 👍🏻

Airless for large areas. Hvlp for smaller stuff where you need control. Checkout my other spray videos and see what I'm using where. Ceilings. Tikkurila AR2 Isomat ceiling paint Teknoceiling 02 LickPro Matt, ceiling/wall paint (from Screwfix)

Hi Not for large wall spraying. Masonry paint is quite thick so would need thinning. Proper wall spraying and airless sprayer is better

You should be able to swap it around. Pull it out and re fit it the other way

Is that the airless?

Yes it's airless..bought 1 not used it yet myself..been sitting in a box for a year..doh

@@Lee-lee-lee-lee you may need to thin it, get the right spray tip too. 519 for masonry paint will work

Hi. Always.. buy the best you can afford. QT5 if you do a lot. But for the money... Try one of these and see how you go on. It's not a fortune if you like it and then what to upgrade to a stage 5 hvlp

i am thinking of one for the skirting too, bought some Caparol PU Gloss to do them with. Interested if it will do this

Aqua Gaurd... Hmmmm, did you want to use it, they'd be better paints to spray with this hvlp. Caparol seem to use the Wagner spray system... So unsure how it would spray with this. It's on my YT to do list though and try.

Please do, unsure if to use a brush or buy one of these for the Caparol@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator

Yes you can. Thin it though to make it spray well. Next time try AllCoat Exterior Satin that does spray nice.

Yes you can. Thin it though to make it spray well. Next time try AllCoat Exterior Satin that does spray nice.

Yes. If you go with a water based MSP paint, it'll spray fine.

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks

Using farrow and ball UC and farrow and ball modern eggshell is a really good paint system. Just make sure you clean down and prep well, use a good adhesion primer first suitable for going over the type of unit you paint, before using the f&B undercoat. The sprayer will do what you need it to do. Take you time and have a practice before you do the kitchen ;)

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks for the reply. The kitchen cupboards is a Veneer finish. Would you still prepare the doors in the same way ? Light sand farrow & ball primer / undercoat then modern eggshell. This is with a 5mm nap 4 “ fussy bloke roller by the way.

@@michaelt1975 yes. You could try the 10mm nap for the UC/Primer coat. Then move on to the 5mm for the finish coats.

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator could you get away with a dead flat finish and still be durable enough . Looking on farrows website The modern is 40% sheen / estate 20% and dead flat 2%

Dulux will have them.... Or my Amazon store in the bio has the large box of them.

AutoTrader is for drooling lol

The bigger air cap 2.5 and thin it. Youll spray it, not saying how well though being such a thicker paint

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator cheers

I sprayed SANDTEX ULTRA SMOOTH MASONRY PAINT using this hvlp and it worked great on pebbledash.

@@ched999uk cheers pal. I’ll go buy one then!

@@bigdude8470 I think I thinned it about 2 part paint to 1 part water. One thing to note is release the trigger when you get to the end of each pass before going back i.e if you get to the end of the travel if you don't release trigger then pull again when you come back you get too much paint when you change direction.

You can. But I'd spray a water based on a metal gate now. Look at Bedec and Zinsser products. Even Valspar do a metal water based paint now days.

Thanks, I'll give it a look. Just wondering if I can paint this kind of water based paint on top of oil based paint after rub down with wire brush and sand paper. Another think is this kind of water based paint last long as oil based. Just wondering 🤔

@@radekkwiecien1917 yes, you'll be fine. sound like the oil base has come off though ;)

Interesting..... I take it you've never done spraying then?

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator I work on trucks in my spare time. I know all about spray painting I have a spray booth in my cellar I use to spray truck parts. Plus the cheap sprayers aren’t worth a damn. If you want the glass like finish the spray gun itself costs around £400. I bet you wouldn’t use that sprayer to paint your car. Yet you use it for your house. Take this for example. One of my customers got quoted £5000 to get his kitchen cabinets spray painted. I nearly choked on hearing this. There was 25 cabinets doors which I took to my workshop degreased hand painted the undercoated top coated both sides of the doors with the proper cabinet paint. As a lot of spray painters only do one side of the doors. It took me five days and that’s painting the kitchen frame re fitting the doors with new handles. Plus painting the kitchen walls. I wasn’t pushed in anyway. And it cost him £2000 he and his wife were chuffed to bits and saved a fortune. The thing about spraying wood and walls is that they absorb a lot of paint. The paint won’t be absorbed as well with spraying as it’s not worked in. And I won’t compromise my quality of work for a quick fix. I’ve been painting and decorating 34 years. I spent ten of those years specialising in restoration of oak and mahogany doors and panelling. Could you imagine after spending months stripping away a hundred years of paint on oak paneling to use a hundred quid sprayer. Over the last twenty years the quality of workmanship is a disgrace. It’s a a quick fix. The thing I’ve noticed is the tradesmen who stick to their principles and work ethic and quality always have work. It might cost a bit more for the customer at the time but it’s worth it.

I take it you to trained and got your C&G in painting and decorating like I did? I think reading back at your last comment, theres a lot who have no idea, spray cus they think it's a quick way to paint and earn quick money. reality is, they have no idea about the basics and thats where it all goes to pot.

That’s two very long winded comments,with very little point to either…..And this logic that just because you have been doing whatever for 30+ years makes you better is,quite frankly,ridiculous..

@@glov961able that's quite right Scott, someone could have been doing something 40yrs... Wrong. Not everyone knows the basics and just muddle along and with time they think it's right... As they know no other way.

water or oil?

Not as large as your mouth. Try some sealer

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Or spray on hair like Ant McPartlin