can you spray with paint right out of the can
1787697
yes, it is intended to spray without thinning the material. Also yes, you are provided with tubes that can be placed in the paint can and used to spray without the attached paint cup. I had problems with spitting and globbing paint when I tried the suction tube method, but not with the attached cup method
1787698
Yes if you use the attachment it comes with. I did not bother because I felt the amount of paint that might get wasted in the long tube was not worth the little hassle of refilling the attached container every few minutes. Plus it helped to remind me to make sure everything was tight and the nozzle buildup was clean each refill or two. It sounds like a pain but once you get in a rhythm it's actually pretty fast.
1961740
Yes. This is a dry lubricant that will need to be removed prior to painting.
1345507
Yes you can. However, the single action of the brush will only allow you to change air pressure and the amount of paint being shot out. Using a double action brush will allow you to change line variance and spray pattern during the process of painting.
13419
If you tip the paint canister horizontal, aiming the nozzle at the ceiling you'll quickly run out of paint. It will only work when the canister is full. If you are using latex paint - check out my comments.
3249
I haven't tried spray paint, and I don' know what the consistency would be like (how wet). But because a simple magic marker will soak through, in my opinion, I think spray paint would soak through the paper, too.
781240
Yes, but with any paint you will need to thin it to a milk consistency. Have a rag to wipe the nozzle area from time to time if the paint starts to splatter. I find the airflow control a very nice feature.
597364
In theory you could but the results would not be very good. This is a low pressure sprayer and to do things like cars you need high pressure. I do not think this will give a fine enough mist to allow you to avoid orange peel effect. That would be true even if you thinned the paint. I would suggest a small compressor rated for paint spraying.
1650807
This isn't a spray application, you squeeze the tube and dab it on with a rag. If it gets on the paint while buffing the solution it is easily removable by wiping it down.
1563936
I wouldn't think so. I have not done any spray painting so a Iam by no means an expert. I would think the key to even application of paint is constant pressure. This compressor cycles frequently to keep pressure in the tank. Note I am using for airing up automobile tires. Spray painting may draw less volume down and thus the compressor maybe fine depending on the air requirement of the paint spray gun. Good Luck
1127839
Yes, But you have to use Thinner with the Oil paint for it to spray properly
43705
Might be able to use the plastic paint at Lowes or Home Depot in spray cans. I think Krylon makes such a paint. May need a plastic primer first though. Krylon may make this. Not sure.
1185741
Not the right kind of sprayer. So no. You can paint a wall or a fence, etc. with it
366339
No you have to have a spray gun.. Remember it's lacquer paint and it doesn't harden i sanded mine completely off and used a urethane paint like i should have in the first place. This was a waste of money.. Go to The Coating Store.com
1141747
I wouldn't try to. Can a paint nozzle be used with it? Also having an open paint container above the head could create some humorous situations.
1655713
IF YOU POSITION CAN-GUN IN RIGHT POSITION IT WILL NOT GIVE OPPORTUNITY FOR CLEANING. NO NEED FOR CLEANING. Carefully remove CAN-GUN FROM CAN without spraying on you and reuse it over and over again for many can sprays. CHEMICALS IN THE CANS CAN IRRITATE YOUR SKIN AND TOXIC TO YOUR HEALTH. But if you are using this can-spray for "SPRAY FOAM INSULATION" -ONE COMPONENT (open cell or close cell system) you must be careful in cleaning with SPECIFIC SOLVENTS. VK-03-16-2014-9PM
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
781241
Yes the sprayer can use any paint that will pass through the testing cup as specified in the instruction notes. I have used a latex house paint and primer with no problem and a deck stain again no prob;em.