Why does my epoxy look like I rolled it on?
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crashtech
Combo Man & Mod
I have. Everything I spray gets poured through a strainer, either 190 or 125 micron depending on the material. No internal strainers, though.
Toolin
Promoted Users
Crashtech: "I have. Everything I spray gets poured through a strainer"
I thought Troy was talking about a strainer insert that fits into a PPS cup. I'm not familiar with those. Only the Devilbiss Decups. I have some devilbiss inserts I believe go into the adapter and have never used them. I always use a 190 micron strainer the fill the paint cup.
Sorry for posting the misleading message.
I thought Troy was talking about a strainer insert that fits into a PPS cup. I'm not familiar with those. Only the Devilbiss Decups. I have some devilbiss inserts I believe go into the adapter and have never used them. I always use a 190 micron strainer the fill the paint cup.
Sorry for posting the misleading message.
MJM
Promoted Users
Shame on you but, since you've had such good luck not straining your paint, buy me a lotto ticket
crashtech
Combo Man & Mod
I probably should have asked you to clarify! Mostly I want to make sure that new people reading through this won't get the wrong idea.
Lizer
Mad Scientist
That’s exactly what it looks like when you have a substrate in the gun that’s too thick for it to spray and it splatters. The very last bit in the gun turns into a sludge unless it was all sprayed right away.
Though I won’t lie, I have no recollection of ever cleaning my gun out in between epoxy coats. I mix the cup with a stir stick prior to spraying. Maybe don’t do what I do.
Though I won’t lie, I have no recollection of ever cleaning my gun out in between epoxy coats. I mix the cup with a stir stick prior to spraying. Maybe don’t do what I do.