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  1. 01-12-2017, 1:09 PM #1
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    This thing any good for Cermark?

    I've got an old-school 1pint spray gun that works OK for applying Cermark, but saw a deal on this pop up on Amazon. Anyone using of of these wagner battery operated sprayers?

    https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000DZBP60
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    Bruce,

    This is what I've been using for years...........

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    I bought this and it was usless, leaked all over the place ended up in the garbage
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    This is what I've been using for years...........

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    With just over half the reviews at 5 stars, and a lot well below that, I'd save my money. Spray is most probably too large a pattern.
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    I prefer a single action air brush for better control. I agree that the spray pattern is too large. on the Wagner.
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