I’ve used airless spray rigs for spraying lacquer, conversion varnish, and just about everything else under the sun for more years than I care to remember. When you’re cleaning up with lacquer...
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I’ve used airless spray rigs for spraying lacquer, conversion varnish, and just about everything else under the sun for more years than I care to remember. When you’re cleaning up with lacquer...
Sanding drywall mud with a power sander? Seriously? What are you guys mudding with, shovels? I've been doing that kind of work for more years than I like to count and have never laid mud on so...
Don't bother. Give the stain plenty of time to dry, spray it with sealer, sand it, then finish it. Done.
I've done it plenty of times. I prefer to let the stain dry overnight, as it will give you a smoother finish.
Porter Paint - Acrylic Bonding Primer
I would second this. My table is nice and flat, but the fence wasn't perpendicular to the table. I ended up shimming it with tape. As a matter of fact, it's going up for sale on Craig's list next...
Yes, they're reusable, but not very durable. If you accidently drop your mask, they'll probably crack. I generally keep an extra set around, just in case. Glad to help.
The prefilters are held on with a separate plastic retainer which snaps over the carbon cartridge. The grille you're talking about is part of the carbon filter, which is not meant to come off.
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I generally start by reducing 5%, using whatever agent the mfr. recommends, and go from there. It really depends on how thick the paint is. Simply keep adding reducer until any orange peel goes...
Rob,
I had the same problem with mine. To be honest, I found the whole process to be absolutely infuriating. I used the set screws on the front of the fence to adjust the parallelism to the...
DMC Unisand might be what you're looking for. Two large internal pads, each with a different grit sandpaper, and rotating brush at the outfeed end.
Rob, bare wood is exactly what you want. My method is stripper and steelwool/scotchbrite to remove all of the old finish. Once all of the residue is off the wood, wipe it with either lacquer...