Aeroknow
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What spray tip and or rig?
My painter buddy shot my cabinets with his pimp ass hplv setup. I’ve shot everything else with a fflp tip on my cheap ass rig when spraying the emerald urethane which is all the trim
What did you accomplish today?
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My painter buddy shot my cabinets with his pimp ass hplv setup. I’ve shot everything else with a fflp tip on my cheap ass rig when spraying the emerald urethane which is all the trim
Justin-case
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Fine finish 412 green tip with a graco 390.
Justin-case
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Looks great. Why do you call your rig cheap? I thought I saw a high boy graco?
Jeffislovinlife
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Fire in the bowl 
Justin-case
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The fine finish tips are little more forgiving. They leave a soft feathered edge on the spray pattern. If that makes sense.
Aeroknow
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I had a bad ass rig before the fire. This works don’t get me wrong. Can’t rebuild it. Can’t really control shit except with one knob. It works though
Aeroknow
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Yeah my 310 tip is not the most ideal when spraying jambs lemme tell you. Works great for a 6” pattern doing flat work though. I had a few runs. Gotta wait like 2 days with that emerald urethene but you can sand it. Wet sand works great. It does sand before spraying again but you really need to spray it all again or you see it
Justin-case
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Good to know. I noticed it dried quickly to the touch but tended to gum up sand paper on my orbital.Yeah my 310 tip is not the most ideal when spraying jambs lemme tell you. Works great for a 6” pattern doing flat work though. I had a few runs. Gotta wait like 2 days with that emerald urethene but you can sand it. Wet sand works great. It does sand before spraying again but you really need to spray it all again or you see it
Aeroknow
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Omg. Yeah been there. Wait a couple days, spray some water while sanding with 220 on a block of wood. It sands smooth but you’ll need to hit it again
Aeroknow
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I could already be sanding the primer if i could score some more of SW
That shit is the bomb but cohasset had none.
High build dries pretty fast. It the bomb
farmingfisherman
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Worked, and rolled the hose.
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raratt
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Got the faucet attached to the sink last night, that's all the gas I had left in my tank. I'll get it and the dishwasher hooked up this morning. Hopefully the garbage disposal will match up to the drain ok, I really don't want to have to redo the drain pipes. Need to cut a temporary countertop next to the sink so I have a place to dry pots and pans also. I have someone supposed to come pick up the old cabinets this afternoon, hopefully they will so I don't have to make a dump run.
Once I get the kitchen situated I need to repair the dryer, I'm hoping it is just the tub rollers that I ordered.
I need to tie up my plants, they are getting a little top heavy for some reason.
I could use another one of me for about a week.
Once I get the kitchen situated I need to repair the dryer, I'm hoping it is just the tub rollers that I ordered.
I need to tie up my plants, they are getting a little top heavy for some reason.
I could use another one of me for about a week.
Justin-case
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My father is a retired union plumber. So naturally I think I can do anything. Feel free to post some pics if you have any concerns about your dish washer hook ups.Got the faucet attached to the sink last night, that's all the gas I had left in my tank. I'll get it and the dishwasher hooked up this morning. Hopefully the garbage disposal will match up to the drain ok, I really don't want to have to redo the drain pipes. Need to cut a temporary countertop next to the sink so I have a place to dry pots and pans also. I have someone supposed to come pick up the old cabinets this afternoon, hopefully they will so I don't have to make a dump run.
Once I get the kitchen situated I need to repair the dryer, I'm hoping it is just the tub rollers that I ordered.
I need to tie up my plants, they are getting a little top heavy for some reason.
I could use another one of me for about a week.
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StonedGardener
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Speaking of need to tie plants up, I use that lightweight velcro plant tape to bring up branches. I love the shit.Got the faucet attached to the sink last night, that's all the gas I had left in my tank. I'll get it and the dishwasher hooked up this morning. Hopefully the garbage disposal will match up to the drain ok, I really don't want to have to redo the drain pipes. Need to cut a temporary countertop next to the sink so I have a place to dry pots and pans also. I have someone supposed to come pick up the old cabinets this afternoon, hopefully they will so I don't have to make a dump run.
Once I get the kitchen situated I need to repair the dryer, I'm hoping it is just the tub rollers that I ordered.
I need to tie up my plants, they are getting a little top heavy for some reason.
I could use another one of me for about a week.
raratt
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I'm about to run out of it, use it all the time.