Glad it helped

It's what bank holiday weekends are made for. Remember... Work smarter, not harder. Thanks for reaching out too. Much appreciated.

Thank you for replying and yes bank holidays are great for jobs haha. I actually have a sprayer but thought the paint would be too thick to pass through it but all I needed to do is dilute it. I'm using the same paint you did. Hopefully it'll work. What percentage did you dilute?

This was bron B&Q. It's about 20% But more a case of thin enough to get through the machine. The gx21 has the bigger hose so would be ok.

Heaters..... Mist coat will dry quick

lol about £900 have a look at some of my HVLP videos.. there's on for about £80 that may sort you out

It won't matter. Just thin the first coat down so it soaks in well. It's not as if it's being exposed to weather.

7 tens, but there was nearly a good tin left over. The key is to get enough paint on The floor is being covered by the customer using those gym matting floor cushion tiles.

Thanks for getting back to me and letting me know 👍🏻 all the best.

it's water based so will be breathable. as long as there's no damp, it will stay on. if you have some damp on walls, look at using Dulux All Seasons oil based masonry (other brands do similar) as that will allow walls to let moisture through too.

I would do it for 650.00 us dollars in Florida.

1 guy 1 day.

Jet rollers are really handy. Thankfully we don't do much block work. I'm waiting for someone to send me a jet roller to try out 😉

We have so much stucco here it was one of the first tools I bought.

Hi Alex, it's a yes or a no. with airless you can spray straight out the tub, but when it's fresh new block work you may want to give the paint a mix up, if it feels really thick (some trade paints are, hence need thinning slightly). So on new, you may want to add 10-20/25% clean water to allow it to sock in. Then thicken it up for subsequent coats to then get the build up. Remember.... with airless it will come down to the spray till size (and the correct filter). The larger the spray tip orifice.... the more paint will get through, or the ticker the paint it will allow through. With Masonry (smooth, not textured) look at .19 and larger (.21 or .23) Ie: 519 or 521, or if you need wider fan 619 or 621 Check with the machine you've got to see what the max size tip the machine. I know my GXff is a max .19 orifice size. BUT if I had the same machine in the GX21 set up that will allow a .21 size tip. (that's down to the hose being different on the GXff and the GX21.. even though they are the same machine). Does all that make sense? If not, just say. Have you watched the videos I've done about spray TIPS?

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator That all sounds good to me! I don’t have a professional sprayer right now, I just have a 50L compressor with a basic gravity fed paint sprayer. Would that work? I was looking at the black and decker paint sprayer. This is just for my personal garage and i’m not a tradesman so don’t really need to buy top expensive gear if you get me, but just trying to get an idea to make it easier for myself when I get round to it haha. I can’t say I have, but I will definitely go and give them a watch now! 👌🏻 Thanks for the advice 😄

@@djroodster That set up you have you'll find hard work and won't do what you want, that's geared up to spraying woodwork and kitchens etc.. Get yourself down to Lidl now!! they have a Parkside airless sprayer that would be ideal for you to start with.. £129!!!!!! think the offer starts this week. Have a watch of some of the other videos, they'll be of help.

7x ten litre tube used of the Sandtex. If you wanted cheaper paint you could do, whether it's as good as a masonry paint like Sandtex... That's the question.

With new open holed breeze block, the sprayer loads the paint on easily... And the roller pushes it in. Just doing it by roller is really hard work. Having the paint already sitting on the surface makes a world of difference. Fully painted walls isn't really a problem once the hard work has been done.

Oh course you can. If it bare block work, thin it slightly so it soaks in for the first coat.

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Thanks. It is bare.

Hi. Feel free to use emulsion brushes as well.

Evening. I use various Q1 tapes, depending on the surface it needs to go on to.

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Sorry I meant mask for breathing. Lol

@@jimmychooquay sorry. I miss read it. A mask that takes out all the smells and dust. Have a look through my vids. I show the one I use. Sundstrom SR100

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks Phil. I appreciate it. I watched your mask video. Just wondered if you think the GX21 would be up to doing a whole average size house with smooth masonry paint

@@jimmychooquay the gx21 has the longer hose and can take up to a .21 spray tip. Spraying render on a house I may look at using a .19 tip. The gxff can only go to a .19 With it having a shorter thinner hose. I was pushing mine doing the breeze block, I couldn't get enough power to reduce tails, without thinning too much as masonry paint is quite thick.

2 of us two hours or one of us 4 hrs lol The KolorBond works well with hvlp. Not tried it with an airless so can't comment. 250 spraying... That's a drop in the ocean to what you can earn papering feature walls ;)

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator give us a job then 🤣 we could be earning 3-4 grand a week each easily haha

@@marsdencarl89 we don't work all week lol

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator suits me down to the ground ill just come do 2 days with you for a grand then 👍🤣

Are you not allowed to tint your sealers in the uk... everyone's spraying white straight out of the bucket

Look how quick you'd make that back!! Day in day out ... I'd use my bigger sprayer though :)

ssshhhhhh, don't say it too loud lol