can you use this system for interior walls
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Unlike high pressure sprayers that can suck the paint right from the can, HVLP sprayers require paint to be diluted (thinned) with water. So, while wall painting can be done, you might need more coats than you would with a roller. Also, you would have to do more masking to keep overspray from hitting things you don't want paint on.
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Absolutely. I plan to paint my garage with it. It's low pressure, so paint doesn't fly everywhere. It will require taping off and drop cloths on the floor to prevent aerosol mist from covering the floor near the wall.
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we used them on bookshelves that we built inside and it worked just fine, don't see why you couldn't use it on walls as well.
2115995
No. It is designed for doors but I put mine in a wall and it works great. You would need to fill in the space between the interior and exterior walls.
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Yes...as long as the wall is evenly painted - not gravelly rough. Use 4. Must have flat surfaces against the wall. Adhere the strips to the wall first and let the adhesive rest for 15 minutes. Then attach the item. Sounds baroque but that's how I got it to work.
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I wouldn't advise it as its installed with 2 sided tape. You want a unit that screws into the wall. You could with this if you are so inclined.
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Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great. Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
2101764
Yes, these speakers can be used in either a side wall or in a ceiling. Seeing that they attach to the drywall they can be mounded just about anywhere you have a drywall surface, and feed the speaker wire to.
802003
I think you could! Depending on the kind of paint, you might need to sand the exterior walls a little. I "wallpapered" the inside using scrapbook paper and Mod Podge, but those walls aren't painted.
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Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great.Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
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That's a good question, I would say no due to the price. I use it for interior purposes.
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No. You would damage the walls with any type of fastener. My solution was to use a piece of plywood on the floor and put a shelf unit on it. Works just fine and I have the option to rearrange the inside easier.
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forgot to mention yes it can be used as a through the wall permanent mount unit but you will need to buy the box that it mounts in separately and it will most likely need to be done by a contractor.
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I believe you can; although, it may require several coats, and you may want to consider other variables, such as climate, weather conditions or the purpose they will serve, so far, I have used this product for indoor art projects. It is a great product. You may want to contact the manufacturer for more information, or research other products Amazon has to offer because the sites are vary informative. If it will be used for party decorations, you will be pleased.
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Unfortunately you will have to get inside the wall to change the internal parts but it will be worth it.Product performs well and looks great once installed.
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it comes with wall anchors and screws. These are designed for indoor stucco or wood but if you have a drill and bit for masonry, it should work
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YES IT CAN . Make sure you use a paint that can be wiped down interior . or you can use spray paints too.:)
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Sure, I don't see why not. You may ruin your walls though....it's permanent glue.
1986125
Small sized homes, those under 1200 square feet on the esterior should be accessible. Interiors on a wall per wall basis should be attinable. However when doing a complete home consider the source of your paint. This system only holds one quart. You will have to thin your consecutive quarts exactly...which can be impossible even if you have the correct ratios. Personally i would use a sprayer with larger paint capacity.this machine is durable but will shine best on medium to small jobs.