Zebbedee
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- Location
- Scotland in the best bit
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Airless paint sprayer
- Thread starter Stephensonlouis
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Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
I have wagner , been good for us .
does everyone or anyone filter /sieve their paint before ,? im getting a bit of trouble with the sprayer filter blocking with a film /skin of paints or bits of it ,no tip blocking up but just the prefilter (using a 60 mesh one with a 14 thou FFLP tip and i dont filter the paint before , just wondering if even pouring it over a fairly coarse sieve before would help 
- Location
- Carmarthenshire, West Wales
when I painted the sheds with a Wagner sprayer, I mixed/thinned the paint, then poured it through a kitchen sieve before spraying it ondoes everyone or anyone filter /sieve their paint before ,? im getting a bit of trouble with the sprayer filter blocking with a film /skin of paints or bits of it ,no tip blocking up but just the prefilter (using a 60 mesh one with a 14 thou FFLP tip and i dont filter the paint before , just wondering if even pouring it over a fairly coarse sieve before would help
thats what i will try i think, i dont want the faff of very fine filtering but i need to do something.
its quick drying paint which doesnt help i think as a skin can soon form when a tin is opened....
yeah right truth is ,not peggys at all was it, you like to keep a couple of pairs on the go to wear in the parlour milking on them cold winter morningsHad a big tub of lumpy paint so I sieved it through some tights,our peg didn’t want them back after.
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
or maybe the parlourmaid's?yeah right truth is ,not peggys at all was it, you like to keep a couple of pairs on the go to wear in the parlour milking on them cold winter mornings