will this spprayer will work with venetian plaster?
1809242
I am not sure about that, but I do spray paint mix with plaster of paris, grout and calcium carbonate. Thick as pancake mix. The opening in the sprayer is large. I do not know how thick venetian plaster is. Sorry
379945
You could probably use them to carve Plaster of Paris, however, it would be slow going. You'd probably be better served using a Foredom or Dremel tool with a burr to carve plaster. These tools were intended (and usually used) for carving wax models when casting dental crowns and appliances...They are stiff, but not completely inflexible (and it depends upo the specific tool). They are not stiff like wood carving chisels or gouges.
281006
Yes it will,make sure you have a clean and lightly sanded surface to apply it to.Also be aware it is grey not clear,but is strong and waterproof.
1867567
It will, but not from long range. Also depends on what is inside your walls. If they are solid walls (lath and plaster or block) it will not work very well.
771384
Don't see why not. You can add and remove the 4 brushes from the horizontal bar and lock them in at any spacing interval needed. You can also purchase and add more brushes than the supplied 4 if you need them for tighter spacing. Even with just 4, since the horizontal bar with the brushes doesn't have to be attached to a pole, thinking it would serve quite well holding it in your hand as you scrub the tile wall and that you could get quite a lot of leverage and elbow grease into the job. And you certainly can control that at least one of the brushes gets into the grout with multiple passes. It really did my floor an amazing job, don't see why not equally effective on vertical surface. Good luck!
934874
I have zero doubt that it will work. I would prep the surface of the tile with sandpaper or steel wool at the least.
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
193068
Yes it will. It is good stuff. Most important is surface preparation. Like it says on the package: Surface must be clean, dry and smooth.
1761804
yes and it works fabulous what a glow...make sure you get correct pads for hardwood though. v/r K
607649
Our foyer is terra cotta tiles and it does work on it. However, I would suggest a 5200 model. The 4200 battery takes too long to charge, and die fast.
1683020
I'm not sure, but I believe it would. I used it on unfinished plywood and it is working well.
1863842
I do not have a plaster ceiling but I don't see where it would be any different. I am assuming that you are concerned with the plaster chipping/shattering etc. If it were me, I would tape over the area to be drilled and or apply some sort of paste that is water soluble such as a flour and water mixture. This would act as a "shock absorber" to absorb the vibrations caused by drilling. Use a new masonry bit and do not use a hammer drill. Again, this is my theory and it is untested. My rack works great and I am pleased with it.
2266413
it depends on how textured your walls are, probably works best on regular smooth drywall surfaces, not so much on stucco.. but i'm just guessing
423588
No. You need a floor buffer with a special pad designed for marble in order for this product to work.
118239
The previous answer is what I would say. The siding nailer is what you want. I have used it for cement clapboards and it works well. You'll have to play around with the depth adjustment to get it right.
767877
Plaster of Paris is primarily for working with paper materials. If you test it with the carbon fibers or glass materials, be sure you have good protection on your hands. Water is always mixed with Plaster of Paris. It sets up very fast, so I advise to only mix what you plan to use right away. I think it is 1 c plaster of paris per 1 c water. Not sure. I haven't used mine in about 6 months. I tried it with cardboard, using newspaper strips over it. My next creation will be better, I am sure. Try googling for information on it. Whatever you make, consider using fire protectant on your finished project. It comes in a spray can.
183088
It works great on ceramic tile floors, but I think there is a different product available for wooden floors.