+Annono Mowz Good to hear.

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+astroboy3507 So many people think spraying is the answer but I would us a brush and roller about 90% of the time. Spraying is a lot quicker but often its the time spent masking every thing that makes spraying slower. A friend of mine tried spraying everything in a new home except for final coat on walls which they rolled. After painting about 6 houses they went back to the old method, they were spending far too long masking and then cleaning up after.

+howtopaintinfo true that's what I thought !!! Also uses lot if paint ? Love to see a vid one day on old dark and dirty desk clean sand and oil again !!😬

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+Pete Mmz Can't say I have textured a ceiling lately but it would be the same method as doing a wall except it will be a little more awkward applying the texture. The ceilings I have done in the past have just been a roll on texture, you will get covered with texture when applying with a roller, i can guarantee that.

I can't comment on the titan but I have had no issues with my graco. Don’t forget to Like, Share and Subscribe

graco is a good pressure control but the fluid section really suck compared to titan. Titan has neoprene packings that will never touch the piston. Graco has leather stacked packings that when they go out the piston wills scrape the cylinder and cost you a fortune. Check out the fluid sections at the next show. I got rid of my graco rigs because of the maintenance cost too high.

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Hi, I have over 5 years experience running a Graco sprayer as a journeyman painter. It's best to run mineral spirits through the sprayer. After you run water through the sprayer, pull the sucker hose out of the water and run the sprayer for a few seconds in open air. After that, start running the mineral spirits through. You will get a noticeable *gargle* sound & burst of air when the sprayer pumps out all the water. This should help you identify when the thinner is fully through.

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@@howtopaintinfo No, I'm not leaving paint in the system. I was told every time I flush the paint out of the system with water that I should store it with something that will prevent any paint particles, not flush out, from drying (i.e. in the suction tube, gun etc.). I'm trying to find an effective store liquid that is also inexpensive given that this liquid is supposed to be used after each use of the sprayer. Thanks.

@@grantfosnot5960 Thanks for the info. I guess I can put some food color in the mineral spirts and it won't hurt the sprayer or gun. Do u reuse ur mineral spirts over and over again?

+SuperJohnboy43 Cutting in after the paint has dried is still ok, does the cutting in look darker or lighter than the rolling? If it looks lighter then you will need to cut in again and if it is darker you will need to roll again.

+howtopaintinfo the cutting in appears to look lighter, but it looks see through on different angles, for example when you look at it from the side.

If it looks lighter and you can see through it you will need to cut in again. Try one section like down the side of a door frame and see if it looks better after another coat

+howtopaintinfo Does it look lighter because i'm not putting enough paint on, is that the reason? Sorry I'm only asking this because i'm an apprentice painter.

SuperJohnboy43 Most likely that is the reason, often I will cut in and let others roll because I know I will make the cutting in cover.

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howtopaintinfo watched the video and agree, but I’m aware of the safety aspects I’ve been spraying for over 40 years, airless and conventional. It’s the people watching you’re ‘how to’ video that need to be made aware of this before using a spray unit. Apart from that Keep up the good work.

I can't see any reason why you couldn't, i use to use turps but diesel fuel is cheaper. Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe.

I wouldn’t recommend to use a turps at all. It’s too aggressive to internal components of your gun.

I wouldn’t recommend to use a turps at all. It’s too aggressive to internal components of your gun.

I wouldn’t recommend to use a turps at all. It’s too aggressive to internal components of your gun.

+John Turner Yes diesel fuel, its cheaper than mineral turps.

There are lots of theories about this and I'm not sure which one is true. The two that i often heard about was that white was a cool colour for when working outside and also light colours didn't show as much on the white overalls. Don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe