Monday, 19 January 2015

ah, paint sprayers; paint finishes;


 

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From: Len Cranford


Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2015 2:09 PM

Subject: Re; ah, paint sprayers; paint finishes;

 

Ask yourself, How much paint chemicals and fiberglas resin went into John Kerry`s Yacht? How much diesel fuel does it burn?  How about that $11 Millions$ Nashville  mansion that Al Gore owns?; With $1080. per month Natural Gas and $1300.+ in Electricity? He uses more electricity in a month than average Americans do in a Year!!!! How about the Mansion in California, too? Liars, Hypocrites.



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Cc: pyrigenes ; apo

Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2015 11:53 AM

Subject: Re: ah, paint sprayers; paint finishes;

 

Are you advocating the use of tools known to the state of California to be dangerous to the ozone and adding to global warning?

Are nancy pelosi and john kerry aware of this?

On Jan 18, 2015 1:38 PM, "Len Cranford" <cranford51@frontier.com> wrote:

When using latex paint in an electric sprayer you need "Floe-trol" lubricant added, otherwise you`ll burn up the  gun transformer. Electric sprayers can drip at the nozzle, and also plug up due to foreign material in the nozzle valve area. But they are more convenient for those smaller jobs, or where perfection is not demanded.

 

Someone threw away a perfectly good paint spray gun - old high pressure air type. I pretty well knew ahead of time what would be wrong with it. The paint cup on spray guns must BREATH a little air to compensate for the paint being sucked and sprayed out. If plugged up, a vacuum develops stopping the paint transfer to the nozzle. If no paint is flowing, there`s the first place to look for the trouble. You need very thin wires handy for the unplugging - be prepared.

Cleanliness is important with both types.

 

If you are a perfectionist and want a perfect finish on an item; furniture, gunstock, musical instrument, auto parts, etc. - i.e.; That new Grand Piano glossy shine, here is the secret;

 

It`s NOT the "paint"!  It`s the sealer or primer underneath. The primer or sealer must be built up and progressively fine sanded to a near gloss and perfection of the eventual finish. It`s that simple; It`s what`s UNDER the paint that determines the beauty of the finish. Yes, You can use an additional clear-coat, a rubbing compound or micro-finish rub out later for an even higher gloss. but that`s the simple secret to the perfect glossy paint finish.  L.

 

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