PREVAL SPRAYER MUST KNOW TIPS
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2024
- In this video, I’ll be breaking down very important hints I’ve learned throughout the years while using the Preval Sprayer. If you’re a professional painter or a hobbyist, this tool will be extremely helpful to have on hand. By following these tips, you should be able to use the sprayer to it’s full potential.
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Great video, thank you
I love these little things! So much better than aerosol cans. I wish I would’ve known about them before. Only thing I didn’t realize is the charger runs out. I had to get a ride to buy more lol.
@@beausmith08 home depot is the USA is the cheapest place to find them!
This looks like a great alternative to spray guns, been researching for an hour and was wondering, can you use Single stage paint in this system with hardener and reducer? I'm doing a bodykit, small pieces and this would be a game changer this summer for me lol.
@@garagenextdoor807 definitely! The main thing to do is make sure you clean the unit as soon as you’re finished. If you don’t, the hardener will end up solidifying the paint inside and render the power system useless for the next Job
Great Vid.! This is probably a dumb question however I am rookie as they come to painting…is this product using the same solvents as a rattle can spray paint.? Will it be oil based paint once sprayed.? Or is this simply compressed air? I just dont want to ruin my paint.. im using a water base paint…
Not a dumb question at all!
The Preval sprayer uses an eco-friendly propellant and can be used with a variety of solvents, including: Water, Acetone, Mineral spirits, Lacquer thinner, and 2K solvents.
The Preval sprayer can be used with many liquids, including paint, adhesive, gel coats, and PVA.
It can spray water-based, latex-based, and oil-based paints, as well as acrylics, alkyds, clear coats, enamels, epoxys, lacquers, leather dyes, polyurethanes, primers, rust inhibitors, stains, varnishes, and waterproofers
@@overkoatNice.! I am going to give this a try then… im using a highly pearlescent acrylic so i just didnt want to ruin it thanks a ton.!.!