Spraying some texture with the Graco T-max6912

Texture spray with the Graco T-max6912, what a beast!
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[@user-pk7vv7tn1o]

Ik wil stage lopen

[@progroupmkmitchellsmith7828]

I have the older version of the t max .. will it spray silicone aswell ? I was told it can’t ?

[@jefcamps1239]

Which version do you have?

[@progroupmkmitchellsmith7828]

The 506

[@jefcamps1239]

@@progroupmkmitchellsmith7828 I am going to find it out for you, I will keep you informed.

[@jefcamps1239]

With the T-max 506 you can spray decorative plaster, but the grain should not be larger than 1 mm. Actually, they do not recommend it, if you really want to spray decorative plaster, you better switch to a T-max 6912.

[@mdrauf1144]

What is the price machine

[@jefcamps1239]

I don't now the exact price, if you take contact with you're local Graco dealer, he will give you more information.

[@begkondu3]

can you also spray 2 mm top coat?

[@user-pk7vv7tn1o]

😅😅😅😅

[@AGREKOMpl]

You can achieve the same effect using a pneumatic device: ua-cam.com/video/Egn1ifRPs_M/v-deo.html

[@rozgniatacz_mend]

the piston pump was murdered and he is now publicly boasting about his stupidity

[@jefcamps1239]

Judging from your reaction, you have absolutely no idea what we did there and unfortunately the pump still worked perfectly afterwards! If you don't know, it's better to keep quiet.

[@rozgniatacz_mend]

@@jefcamps1239 I see well that it is a mass containing hard grain. For this type of material, screw devices are used (Graco does not offer them) or peristatic devices (Graco RTX)

[@jefcamps1239]

Unfortunately, Graco does have a device that can do this! This concerns the T-max 6912, this device can be adapted to spray such products without causing damage to the device! Therefore, first gain knowledge before commenting.@@rozgniatacz_mend

[@rozgniatacz_mend]

@@jefcamps1239 Dear Jef. You are probably good in your field but completely ignorant of machine technology. Absolutely no piston pump is intended for granular materials. Previously, I wrote to you what devices are used for this. Forget the marketing gibberish of ignorant sellers and don't repeat such nonsense in public. They will gladly sell you a new pump to replace the broken one. That's all there is to it. Kind regards.