Sam, thanks for bring this to my attention, I've been in touch with content creators YT/Google Live Chat and asked tthe question around the Amazon Links and have been told, unless it a sponsored video or paid to endorces etc, there is no need for the Paid Promotion button to be pressed. Thanks again. I'll have a busy day checking over 400 videos now lol
Got a air filtration in my garage/workshop mate for taking mdf and dust away with my dust extraction unit. It works well, and like that unit, anything that's protects your lunggetst a 👍from me. What i dont get mate is the price,you can get one like mine from £170 /£350. When they are the same unit except for the hepa filter. Enjoy the videos, keep them coming 👍👍
Hi Phil your ahead of the curve again I used to make HEPA filters [that last filter in the center] they are expensive to replace but as you have the other filters removing most contaminates should be good for a long time. its a wise buy dust as we know can course real problems for us also will assist with fumes when stain blocking zinnser products that hose attachment vents streight outside and you protect your work staff your a smart young man
Hey Phil, sorry this is a different question. I tried finding a way to message on Facebook but no luck… I’ve got a customer who wants a textured ceiling (the rough sand finish) but polycell have discontinued their course ceiling paint. I was thinking using a high build masonry but it’s ridiculously expensive for one little ceiling! Did you you have any advice? Should I buy the silica sand and mix it with emulsion? Do you have any experience of this? Really appreciate it mate! 🤞🏼🤞🏼
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator cheers Phil! That was my other thought, just wondering if the sand content would be enough to give a thick enough texture! 🫣 struggling 😫
I use one of those extractor fans with pipe, pain in the arse really and noisy… this would be a better purchase one day, I do think they are over priced.
A vacuum cleaner does the same thing...I let the Henry vac run while I'm in a dusty environment, does the same job , its got Hepa filtration. Dusty air in ,bag holds the dust , clean air out. It's a fraction of the cost and it hoovers up too if I want.
It's a unit you should run with a proper extractor imo. I got a similar unit that takes the wood dust away that's the extractor misses in my garage/workshop.
I have one and yes it does it cleans the air. I recommend it only for working purposes. The max vac 650 is an amazing machine. When I'm spraying acrylic it does its job.
Literally says paid promotion on the top of the vid mate 😂
Yeah. I have to have that cus I have Amazon Associate Account and links in description
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator you don't need to display that for affiliate links. Check google
depends where you look :(
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator that's directly from Google/UA-cam on their help page.
Sam, thanks for bring this to my attention, I've been in touch with content creators YT/Google Live Chat and asked tthe question around the Amazon Links and have been told, unless it a sponsored video or paid to endorces etc, there is no need for the Paid Promotion button to be pressed.
Thanks again. I'll have a busy day checking over 400 videos now lol
Got a air filtration in my garage/workshop mate for taking mdf and dust away with my dust extraction unit.
It works well, and like that unit, anything that's protects your lunggetst a 👍from me.
What i dont get mate is the price,you can get one like mine from £170 /£350.
When they are the same unit except for the hepa filter.
Enjoy the videos, keep them coming 👍👍
Price sounds better what make and model is yours
Hi Phil your ahead of the curve again I used to make HEPA filters [that last filter in the center] they are expensive to replace but as you have the other filters removing most contaminates should be good for a long time. its a wise buy dust as we know can course real problems for us also will assist with fumes when stain blocking zinnser products that hose attachment vents streight outside and you protect your work staff your a smart young man
I like it. Anything that can help reduce particles in the air has to be a winner. Dust is a decorators worst enemy.
Great content I think I need one now 😀
Yes you do
Good God, I will be wearing a Hazmat suit next 🤣🤣Thanks for the vid Phil
You don't have one already?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 🤣🤣
I wonder if piping the unit to the outside would lengthen the lifetime of the internal filters - saving on replacement costs.
it still has to go through the filters before exiting out through the exhaust
Hey Phil, sorry this is a different question. I tried finding a way to message on Facebook but no luck… I’ve got a customer who wants a textured ceiling (the rough sand finish) but polycell have discontinued their course ceiling paint. I was thinking using a high build masonry but it’s ridiculously expensive for one little ceiling! Did you you have any advice? Should I buy the silica sand and mix it with emulsion? Do you have any experience of this? Really appreciate it mate! 🤞🏼🤞🏼
Oh, not sure. How about Sandtex texture masonry paint?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator cheers Phil! That was my other thought, just wondering if the sand content would be enough to give a thick enough texture! 🫣 struggling 😫
Why don't you look at the stuff I used for the rusty wall effect. Would be so much better.
How effective is it for clearing spray mist from hvlp on a hsl?
Very. Turn it up when spraying. It makes a big difference.
Does it make you a cup of tea whilst its at it?
I use one of those extractor fans with pipe, pain in the arse really and noisy… this would be a better purchase one day, I do think they are over priced.
a Mirka Laros is over priced ;)
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator very!! But so handy again
A vacuum cleaner does the same thing...I let the Henry vac run while I'm in a dusty environment, does the same job , its got Hepa filtration. Dusty air in ,bag holds the dust , clean air out.
It's a fraction of the cost and it hoovers up too if I want.
classic lol
Would have to see one in action meself before spending monies on one
Can you see this taking the place of a extractor and ducting
it's the next level up.
It's a unit you should run with a proper extractor imo.
I got a similar unit that takes the wood dust away that's the extractor misses in my garage/workshop.
Cant really see this taking off to be honest
Does it work with smells? might get the wife one....
I have one and yes it does it cleans the air. I recommend it only for working purposes.
The max vac 650 is an amazing machine. When I'm spraying acrylic it does its job.
For £1140 I’d rather just open the windows
LoL
too much cost