On use to work as a painter. It bugs how people are easy to criticize. Rich does finish carpentry and isn't a professional painter, so instead of criticizing him . People should give advise in a respectful manner. I work as a mason now and I do plumbing once in a while,I might not be the best but at least I'm not afraid to do the job nor is he. Good job man
I appreciate your videos. I’ve been a tradesman ( a GC )for over 40 years and love to learn new things. Anyone who says they know it all are fooling themselves. There is always something new to learn. I look forward to new lessons even through perceived mistakes. Thanks for the vids.
The shock has to do with the flash point of the product being sprayed. Below 100 you should be using the hot solvent Graco Handheld. Some oil based products with a flash point between 115-100 can cause a shock and it has to do with the solvent.
Used our TC Pro for many hours and jobs, but when it stopped I was shocked at how the rubber service ports were made and how easily the Allen key stripped out the rubber on the service ports. Loved this gun until it got stopped up. Normally easy to clean up, but wish they had more solid screw. Oh. 26 of the manual says you can use oil based paints but does warn that static sparking is possible and recommends using a metal pail and/or grounding.
Great video...all the suggestions regarding build up of static electric charge is right on point and correct. As an industrial chemist we always considered static charge build up whenever organic solvents are moving through any pipe or piece of equipment. Everything must be grounded before starting any fluid transfer or, in this case, before using handheld sprayer. Using that sprayer in and enclosed room, with oil base paint, is a prime set up for a house destroying explosion if it should spark just when the vapor level reach critical concentrations. Your very very lucky you didn't finish that job with a bang! Another example of this static charge buildup is when they pull tanker trucks into gas stations to refill the underground tanks...they always attach ground wires to the truck and hoses before they transfer the fluids into the tanks. Great videos and keep up the great work!
I agree however, How would he have grounded himself? By touching a pipe? Connection with wire leading outside to a rebar pounded into the ground? And is it only effective during the transfer of liquid?
@@ralphvalkenhoff2887 the model he bought is for water based paint only! There is a more expensive grounded unit for spraying oil based paint and lacquers. It say on the box that you can cause a fire or explosion with oil based
It's a water based gun only. I have the ultra pro version which gives you a grounding cord . Far too much hassle so why bother using oil at all. These guns work but the graco quickshot is far better and if at all possible go for the GX 19 versions on batteries where you actually have some control. I'm a tradesman 30 years have sprayed vehicles before, and found the top version of there handheld , heavy ,noisy, messy, very little control but it has plenty of power and should be called a handheld, priming and touch up gun. That's all it is really.
Even if they weren’t the results you were after it’s still a good video. You have inspired me to take my company from general contracting to more trim carpentry. I’ve always loved trim carpentry and your videos have helped me so much by giving me extra confidence plus the know how to do new jobs! Keep the videos coming!
I have the corded version and haven't experienced any kind of shock form it, but I only use latex paint. I love mine and I am very happy with the ease of use, the finish and easy clean up
Usually with latex, just before you paint, you wet caulk with a very thin line of clear at the tape edge, and pull the tape while wet. With oil its tougher. You have to use sealing wax and wipe it off real good so it only seals the tape edge. Let it dry. Oil is very leaky. Wax is oil based and dried like oil. Wet caulk won't work with oil.
According to the manual, the unknown thinner was probably not compatible with the sprayer and caused static build up and shock. It says not to use non-mineral spirit thinners.
MoneyManHolmes: The video for the unit by Graco states that it can spray lacquer. Seems there is a disconnect between the video and the manual, and Richard should give them a call. I own the corded version of the gun and I love it when it works well and hate it when it doesn't.
I don’t know if people have already answered this, but the graco airless gun that can actually handle oil and flammables, they have a grounding connector that plugs into an outlet in order to ground it. I’m pretty excited to use mine soon
Per the manufacturer instructions, you need to use a grounding cord with the "cordless" version of the sprayer. I bought the corded version specifically because the need for a grounding cord eliminates the benefit of the "cordless" model.
It states right in the manual that there is the possiblity of user shocks...Graco ultra can only be used with latex and mineral spirits based products. There is an upgraded gun called the ultramax that can be used for hotter solvent based products. The ultramax is more expensive and comes with a grounding cord, it can be used to spray anything. He stated the paint he was using had been thinned by someone else, that someone else had probably thinned it with a hotter solvent causing the shocks.
That little gun seems like a huge time saver. Not only with setup but with cleanup.... On a side note; you never produced more videos on lay out & finishing up that oak coffered ceiling. Please make some coffered ceiling videos!!! Love the channel man...
Actually oil based and solvent based material has a special gun called Ultra Max HH, the one you are using is the normal Ultra HH You need to check the manuals again
I'm so glad your doing this. I just bought mine from Sherwin Williams. It was great for waterbase clear coat but not the best results on trim paint. I'm sure it was us. I'm going to use it on home projects before I use it on the job sight and look like an idiot cleaning up my mess with no lunch and getting hangry.
Tarek Ashurex yes, that's what I found so far. I hear so much about how good they run and it did with the water base poly but not with paint. I'm hoping it's me. I'm making some doors today and need to spay them. I'm going to experiment at home before and not do it at the job sight. I will get it right......hopefully.
YEP YOU SURE DID! I got the same gun. I just put a inquiry into Graco on 4/19 and they just replied with this following: "Steve, The material is alkyd based and contains some naphtha. These materials can cause static shock in the not solvent resistant handhelds. Usually if it says alkyd based it will contain a solvent that can cause shocks. I would avoid alkyd base and just make sure otherwise that it states it is non-flammable."
Try using a raw union to reduce odor from paints that have stout fumes. It won’t eliminate the VOCs but it will take odor away much quicker and the onion doesn’t leave an odor behind. And yes, a grounded wire will take away the shock. Reader above/below me has sent you the link. Good channel. Love the content.
I had the same thing happen with mine. I forgot until watching your video. I did not have it happen with latex although. I am looking forward to what you find out.
@@johnc1280 A Youth Pastor, associate director of a Childcare facility, owner of a seasonal landscaping company and beginning a side job of building custom guitars. Still look back on painting with good feelings. Helped me through tough financial times.
Very cool, super interested in trying to spray some of my trim jobs. I don’t have much experience with sprayers though and typically have someone else come paint my work
Thats funny, I just contacted Graco two days ago about spraying anti fouling paint with this gun and they told me I could not because of the make up of the paint. Today I came across your video.
Putting all of the other BS aside, you did a beautiful job. The results were nothing less than perfect! If I were the home owner I would’ve said, that is how I would’ve done it! It really looks nice!
I am an electrician and years ago I had a customer the had an air hose that was shocking him when he was running air through the line. It was actually static electricity that was shocking him. They make an air hose that has an internal ground built in. I know your using an airless sprayer so I don't know what the solution is but I'm sure Graco has seen this before. Its usually caused by temperature and humidity conditions.
Richard, I need to paint the Windsor one 1x6 base I installed in my house. I have vinyl plank flooring and Im wondering the best way to mask off the base so that I don't get paint bleeding on to the flooring? Im thinking a line of frog tape down on the floor up against the base on the floor and then doing 12" masking with cheap tape on top of that? Should that be sufficient?
Nice work and your videos are always informative and interesting. Keep up the great work! 25 years in Graphic design & Photography Now creating new kitchens and baths for my customers. Got sick of sitting in front of a screen all day :) Trim work and painting my days fly bye. Bill Owner/ craftsman at RenNEW HOME REPAIR way up north in Darwin Minnesota
I love using my TC Graco Pro but I'm curious as to how it handles stains and clear coats like polyurethane? I love it for paint but I'm trying to speed up the time it takes to stain/seal the furniture I make.
I have used mine for staining and putting on clear coats. It works well as long as you get a fine finish tip. And, of course, sand and tack between all coats of clear.
I’ve got this spray gun with the cord. used it quite a bit with no shock. You may have a defective product. I strongly endorse this product if you’re a DIYer. I guess the pros have their own go-to stuff. This is mine. Cheers!
He bought the ungrounded model it says do not spray oil based paints At the end of the video he actually said they sell two models but incorrectly said they’re the same
Curious if pro painters remove the tape when wet. I was told to always remove it when it dries a bit. Sorry about the shocking but thanks for showing us how it's done.
They have products out like the 3000 enamel from Farrell Calhoun that looks and cures smooth and hard exactly like oil but will not yellow over time and cleans up with water. Oil based enamel is useless in modern times, the only reason it should ever be used is when you're painting over oil. If you paint new material with oil you have no clue what you are doing or are an old head that is hard headed from the unnecessary fumes. You can paint a door with half 3000 and half oil and you will not be able to tell what is what after a week.
Thank you for all the videos you put out, always good! One question i bought graco handheld sprayer i hated it bc of the pulsing pattern it would create on what i was painting. Did you experience any with this model? Thanks!!
How did you tape to the baseboard with out the paint bleeding through was there a big gap. In Australia there's never really a big gap it's usually flush to the ground
Finish Carpentry TV U want high quality results on spraying , use flat tips homie . I've used fflp tips from Gracco and high efficiency tips from Titan they ok but u should try flat tips some time and make a video!
Have you considered a HVLP gun instead? I am a novice trying to paint latex but it goes very slow. I think it is more for small projects like furniture. Any thoughts?
If you are getting shocks from the spray unit it is possibly electrostatic shocks, it can happen if you wear heavily insulated foot wear, it’s is also possible there is an earth fault on the motor but at low amps you would barely feel it. Try using footwear that is not rubber soled.
Thank you once again! Did you figure out why you were getting shocked by the sprayer? Also, for a small job, we have some kitchen cabinets doors, what sprayer would you recommend?
I’ve heard some say pre-paint your base. Others say paint in place. Can you give me an idea as to your preference and when one method would be preferred to the other?
Hmmmm, isn’t atomized oil a fire hazard? Wonder if you can use an anti static cloth and lotion. I think I used an anti static shoe band with dangling cable always in contact with physical ground several times. Not sure how effective they are.
Yo brotha. Nice vids. I don’t even do shit like that for work or hobby but it’s fun learning just in case my time is called to be the handy man lol. Keep it up
some paint thiners and oil based products have flash points lower then 100f. graco suggestes using paints and cleaning with products with a product with a flash point no lower then 100f or 38c this could have resulted in the static discharge your were felling, i have same unit
hi i have qestion please: where did you buy the paper with the glue tape ? i try to find this protect film with the tape but i dident find it thanks yossi
You need to buy a 3m handi masker. Then you just buy a roll of tape and a roll of paper, as you use the tool it puts the tape on the paper, it's right behind him at the beginning of the video, you can also get 42 and 74 inch pull down plastic, one of the best tools I've purchased
I’ve got the ultra max I’ve have sprayed oil with it , no shocks , however the tip guard and thread is different also some sort of plastic, so you can’t use standard extension poles or tip guards, I thought you can not use the model you have for oil,
I had the same thing happen to me . Satin impervo with penitrol . I took it back . I used it for tiny spindles and it was an acceptable finish . I should have not worried about using extra materials and just used my old nova airless with a 209 . I was told the brushless model wouldn’t shock but it’s not worth the $500 in my opinion .
To anyone considering buying this, only the Ultra model can be used with flammable paint. The unit shown here is definitely NOT be used with oil based paints, unless you enjoy exploding. Once oil paint is atomized, the chance of ignition is actually pretty high. Had the room been smaller, this dude would have had a seriously bad day.
Solving paints call static electricity. That's what the shock comes from. I just got the quick shot set up. And it comes with a grounding cable. I don't know about that portable gun😮
Do you ever repaint trim with carpet installed? I bought a new house and the painters suck. Spit marks on the trim, doors etc....need to repaint the trim in each room and replace a few interior doors.
yes there is a grounding cord that comes w the gun. its because of the oil base chemicals. it reacts to the sprayer. so technically u put that ground on and spray away. ur an awesome dude. btw, do u have any videos on door installs. your way? make one please.
of course, i may be wrong. i know that my fine finish graco had one. i dont EVER USE OIL ANYMORE. LOL. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. WHAT AQRE YOUR THOUGHTS OF THAT SORAYER W DEWALT BATTERIES COMPATIBILITY ?
Using oil based products you should use the ground cable it comes with to stop you from being shocked lol I spray all my doors on new build houses here in England 🏴
Rich under different circumstances not associated with painting or trim work. I've received small static shocks through my headset while flying. Not sure if you might have been getting some sort of static shock through a combination of paint material and moving across the floor to paint. But I would contact the manufacture.
Seems like a nice spray gun. I would have cut that room in with a brush in a fraction of the time though. All that masking is time consuming. That gun would probably work nice on doors and larger trimwork.
Your videos are great. I have worked as a construction electrician and construction superintendent all around the world. You’re a top hand by any measure. I would guess a wire to the switch that is bare. I’d send it back instead of trying to fix it since it’s new. You might try rubber gloves in the meantime.
On use to work as a painter. It bugs how people are easy to criticize. Rich does finish carpentry and isn't a professional painter, so instead of criticizing him . People should give advise in a respectful manner. I work as a mason now and I do plumbing once in a while,I might not be the best but at least I'm not afraid to do the job nor is he. Good job man
I appreciate your videos. I’ve been a tradesman ( a GC )for over 40 years and love to learn new things. Anyone who says they know it all are fooling themselves. There is always something new to learn. I look forward to new lessons even through perceived mistakes. Thanks for the vids.
The shock has to do with the flash point of the product being sprayed. Below 100 you should be using the hot solvent Graco Handheld. Some oil based products with a flash point between 115-100 can cause a shock and it has to do with the solvent.
Interesting.
Used our TC Pro for many hours and jobs, but when it stopped I was shocked at how the rubber service ports were made and how easily the Allen key stripped out the rubber on the service ports. Loved this gun until it got stopped up. Normally easy to clean up, but wish they had more solid screw.
Oh. 26 of the manual says you can use oil based paints but does warn that static sparking is possible and recommends using a metal pail and/or grounding.
Great video...all the suggestions regarding build up of static electric charge is right on point and correct. As an industrial chemist we always considered static charge build up whenever organic solvents are moving through any pipe or piece of equipment. Everything must be grounded before starting any fluid transfer or, in this case, before using handheld sprayer. Using that sprayer in and enclosed room, with oil base paint, is a prime set up for a house destroying explosion if it should spark just when the vapor level reach critical concentrations. Your very very lucky you didn't finish that job with a bang! Another example of this static charge buildup is when they pull tanker trucks into gas stations to refill the underground tanks...they always attach ground wires to the truck and hoses before they transfer the fluids into the tanks.
Great videos and keep up the great work!
I agree however, How would he have grounded himself? By touching a pipe? Connection with wire leading outside to a rebar pounded into the ground? And is it only effective during the transfer of liquid?
@@ralphvalkenhoff2887 the model he bought is for water based paint only!
There is a more expensive grounded unit for spraying oil based paint and lacquers. It say on the box that you can cause a fire or explosion with oil based
It's a water based gun only. I have the ultra pro version which gives you a grounding cord . Far too much hassle so why bother using oil at all.
These guns work but the graco quickshot is far better and if at all possible go for the GX 19 versions on batteries where you actually have some control.
I'm a tradesman 30 years have sprayed vehicles before, and found the top version of there handheld , heavy ,noisy, messy, very little control but it has plenty of power and should be called a handheld, priming and touch up gun.
That's all it is really.
Even if they weren’t the results you were after it’s still a good video. You have inspired me to take my company from general contracting to more trim carpentry. I’ve always loved trim carpentry and your videos have helped me so much by giving me extra confidence plus the know how to do new jobs! Keep the videos coming!
I bought the corded version, works flawlessly! Absolutely love it and it’s been making me a lot of money!
Aaron Salvesen using it on kitchen cabinets at all ? And what model # did you get ? Thanksss
Thank you, Richard. I bought the Graco because of your videos. I recommended to Graco to consider sponsoring you. Well done.
I have the corded version and haven't experienced any kind of shock form it, but I only use latex paint. I love mine and I am very happy with the ease of use, the finish and easy clean up
Great finish. Could you do a video on how you tape the floor to reduce paint getting on the floor. Looks brilliant
Usually with latex, just before you paint, you wet caulk with a very thin line of clear at the tape edge, and pull the tape while wet. With oil its tougher. You have to use sealing wax and wipe it off real good so it only seals the tape edge. Let it dry. Oil is very leaky. Wax is oil based and dried like oil. Wet caulk won't work with oil.
Or just get good with a brush and paint a straight edge ;)
I suspect the shock is static build up, the paint thinner was likely non mineral thinner
According to the manual, the unknown thinner was probably not compatible with the sprayer and caused static build up and shock. It says not to use non-mineral spirit thinners.
MoneyManHolmes
Correct!
MoneyManHolmes: The video for the unit by Graco states that it can spray lacquer. Seems there is a disconnect between the video and the manual, and Richard should give them a call. I own the corded version of the gun and I love it when it works well and hate it when it doesn't.
DRitz78
Ultra can spray latex and mineral spirits based products. Ultramax is needed for laquer
m m: Thank you for clearing that up. Appreciate it.
B-I-N-G-O ! ! Lucky he didn't detonate!
I don’t know if people have already answered this, but the graco airless gun that can actually handle oil and flammables, they have a grounding connector that plugs into an outlet in order to ground it.
I’m pretty excited to use mine soon
Respect for putting up with the pain so that your viewers won´t have to.
Per the manufacturer instructions, you need to use a grounding cord with the "cordless" version of the sprayer. I bought the corded version specifically because the need for a grounding cord eliminates the benefit of the "cordless" model.
Could the paint gun turn into a flame thrower if it sparks ?
@@srjr2531 I can't say for sure, but there's got to be a reason for that grounding cord.
It states right in the manual that there is the possiblity of user shocks...Graco ultra can only be used with latex and mineral spirits based products. There is an upgraded gun called the ultramax that can be used for hotter solvent based products. The ultramax is more expensive and comes with a grounding cord, it can be used to spray anything. He stated the paint he was using had been thinned by someone else, that someone else had probably thinned it with a hotter solvent causing the shocks.
That little gun seems like a huge time saver. Not only with setup but with cleanup.... On a side note; you never produced more videos on lay out & finishing up that oak coffered ceiling. Please make some coffered ceiling videos!!! Love the channel man...
Actually oil based and solvent based material has a special gun called Ultra Max HH, the one you are using is the normal Ultra HH You need to check the manuals again
Love this gun, got it a few weeks ago. Didn't get shocked. Your base looks great!
I'm so glad your doing this. I just bought mine from Sherwin Williams. It was great for waterbase clear coat but not the best results on trim paint. I'm sure it was us. I'm going to use it on home projects before I use it on the job sight and look like an idiot cleaning up my mess with no lunch and getting hangry.
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I own two of these guns and don't care much for them. I find they spit all over the place
Tarek Ashurex yes, that's what I found so far. I hear so much about how good they run and it did with the water base poly but not with paint. I'm hoping it's me. I'm making some doors today and need to spay them. I'm going to experiment at home before and not do it at the job sight. I will get it right......hopefully.
YEP YOU SURE DID! I got the same gun. I just put a inquiry into Graco on 4/19 and they just replied with this following: "Steve,
The material is alkyd based and contains some naphtha. These materials can cause static shock in the not solvent resistant handhelds. Usually if it says alkyd based it will contain a solvent that can cause shocks. I would avoid alkyd base and just make sure otherwise that it states it is non-flammable."
the tc pro is not designed to spray oil base or flammables, the graco ultra is the one that can spray oil base.
Nice finish on those baseboards. Sure beats painting them by hand.
Beautiful work! Love your videos.
You took it like a champ !
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Try using a raw union to reduce odor from paints that have stout fumes. It won’t eliminate the VOCs but it will take odor away much quicker and the onion doesn’t leave an odor behind. And yes, a grounded wire will take away the shock. Reader above/below me has sent you the link. Good channel. Love the content.
Would recommend this sprayer for cabinets to get a smooth finish?
I had the same thing happen with mine. I forgot until watching your video. I did not have it happen with latex although. I am looking forward to what you find out.
Mayday Properties Static build up from non mineral thinner usually, all you would need is a grounding strap....no mo shocky shocky 🤘🏻
Which graco tip do you use ?
I just got mine, it works great on latex paint. I want to use it on lacquer finish to see how it works
The Graco UltraHH will not spray lacquer. You will need to buy a Graco UltraMaxHH unit to use for lacquer finishes.
I worked as a painter in college (paid my tuition in full). Painters dont get enough love. Nice job man.
Chris Stolle nice. Yea painting is an art too. what do you do now for a profession
@@johnc1280 A Youth Pastor, associate director of a Childcare facility, owner of a seasonal landscaping company and beginning a side job of building custom guitars. Still look back on painting with good feelings. Helped me through tough financial times.
Great video, thank you. However my question is where would I get pants like you are wearing in this video? I really like them.
Did you use a tape dispenser to put the paper down? Or did you run the tape then put the paper down?
Very cool, super interested in trying to spray some of my trim jobs. I don’t have much experience with sprayers though and typically have someone else come paint my work
Looks amazing.
Thats funny, I just contacted Graco two days ago about spraying anti fouling paint with this gun and they told me I could not because of the make up of the paint. Today I came across your video.
Putting all of the other BS aside, you did a beautiful job. The results were nothing less than perfect! If I were the home owner I would’ve said, that is how I would’ve done it! It really looks nice!
Dam nice tape job !
I am an electrician and years ago I had a customer the had an air hose that was shocking him when he was running air through the line. It was actually static electricity that was shocking him. They make an air hose that has an internal ground built in. I know your using an airless sprayer so I don't know what the solution is but I'm sure Graco has seen this before. Its usually caused by temperature and humidity conditions.
Good video...did u ever find out why it shock u?
Video footage is so clear and crisp. Great camera.
Which spray tip size do use on your graco ?
Richard, I need to paint the Windsor one 1x6 base I installed in my house. I have vinyl plank flooring and Im wondering the best way to mask off the base so that I don't get paint bleeding on to the flooring? Im thinking a line of frog tape down on the floor up against the base on the floor and then doing 12" masking with cheap tape on top of that? Should that be sufficient?
Do you ever paint trim with a 1st coat prior to installing, then finish with a 2nd coat and/or touch up after installation?
Nice work and your videos are always informative and interesting. Keep up the great work! 25 years in Graphic design & Photography Now creating new kitchens and baths for my customers. Got sick of sitting in front of a screen all day :) Trim work and painting my days fly bye. Bill Owner/ craftsman
at RenNEW HOME REPAIR way up north in Darwin Minnesota
I love using my TC Graco Pro but I'm curious as to how it handles stains and clear coats like polyurethane? I love it for paint but I'm trying to speed up the time it takes to stain/seal the furniture I make.
I have used mine for staining and putting on clear coats. It works well as long as you get a fine finish tip. And, of course, sand and tack between all coats of clear.
I’ve got this spray gun with the cord. used it quite a bit with no shock. You may have a defective product. I strongly endorse this product if you’re a DIYer. I guess the pros have their own go-to stuff. This is mine. Cheers!
He bought the ungrounded model it says do not spray oil based paints
At the end of the video he actually said they sell two models but incorrectly said they’re the same
Curious if pro painters remove the tape when wet. I was told to always remove it when it dries a bit. Sorry about the shocking but thanks for showing us how it's done.
Oil Base paint looks so much better on high end projects as opposed to latex.
They have products out like the 3000 enamel from Farrell Calhoun that looks and cures smooth and hard exactly like oil but will not yellow over time and cleans up with water. Oil based enamel is useless in modern times, the only reason it should ever be used is when you're painting over oil. If you paint new material with oil you have no clue what you are doing or are an old head that is hard headed from the unnecessary fumes. You can paint a door with half 3000 and half oil and you will not be able to tell what is what after a week.
Is that a Dewalt battery on it?
So the question I have is do you remove the tape before the paint dries? Sorry for my ignorance Thank you.
Thank you for all the videos you put out, always good! One question i bought graco handheld sprayer i hated it bc of the pulsing pattern it would create on what i was painting. Did you experience any with this model? Thanks!!
How did you tape to the baseboard with out the paint bleeding through was there a big gap. In Australia there's never really a big gap it's usually flush to the ground
In uk to stop bleeding il tape up then run a thin bead of chaulk and wipe to seal in
Not the kind of shocking results I was after...
Finish Carpentry TV
U want high quality results on spraying , use flat tips homie . I've used fflp tips from Gracco and high efficiency tips from Titan they ok but u should try flat tips some time and make a video!
that is weird! never heard that happen.I would return it. I have had the graco ultimate for over a year no problems.
Finish Carpentry TV A bro how you know how much money you will charge for a proyect?
Kinda Dumb to make a cordless sprayer, that needs a cord!
Not weird
Motor isn’t explosion proof
maybe nerve pressure in hand. But wow it does require a ground. How is it compared to a hand held low pressure electric sprayer?
I like the Purdy, but when you want that smooth finish look spraying is always the way to go. I always spray.
Your channel is legit, yo
Have you ever used the Wagner ?
Have you considered a HVLP gun instead? I am a novice trying to paint latex but it goes very slow. I think it is more for small projects like furniture. Any thoughts?
If you are getting shocks from the spray unit it is possibly electrostatic shocks, it can happen if you wear heavily insulated foot wear, it’s is also possible there is an earth fault on the motor but at low amps you would barely feel it.
Try using footwear that is not rubber soled.
painted over the door stops that are on the trim?
So how long do you wait between coats? And how does this compare to your 360 VSP? Great work and thanks for the vids.
How much thinner did you have to run thru that thing to clean it?
Thank you once again! Did you figure out why you were getting shocked by the sprayer? Also, for a small job, we have some kitchen cabinets doors, what sprayer would you recommend?
Instructions say that for this kind of paint, you must use a grounding cable.
Hi, which flp would you recommend for water based outdoor lacquer paint?
Could this be used for painting a fence and what tip is best
I’ve heard some say pre-paint your base. Others say paint in place. Can you give me an idea as to your preference and when one method would be preferred to the other?
I’m going to buy one of those cordless sprayers. Makes life a lot easier. Keep the videos coming
Hmmmm, isn’t atomized oil a fire hazard? Wonder if you can use an anti static cloth and lotion. I think I used an anti static shoe band with dangling cable always in contact with physical ground several times. Not sure how effective they are.
2 years in tell me what you think
Yo brotha. Nice vids. I don’t even do shit like that for work or hobby but it’s fun learning just in case my time is called to be the handy man lol. Keep it up
some paint thiners and oil based products have flash points lower then 100f. graco suggestes using paints and cleaning with products with a product with a flash point no lower then 100f or 38c
this could have resulted in the static discharge your were felling, i have same unit
hi
i have qestion please:
where did you buy the paper with the glue tape ?
i try to find this protect film with the tape but i dident find it
thanks
yossi
You need to buy a 3m handi masker. Then you just buy a roll of tape and a roll of paper, as you use the tool it puts the tape on the paper, it's right behind him at the beginning of the video, you can also get 42 and 74 inch pull down plastic, one of the best tools I've purchased
it does not come with tape on it u need the 3M handi masker which applies the tape to the paper as it's being rolled out
Is that a dewalt battery?
I’ve got the ultra max I’ve have sprayed oil with it , no shocks , however the tip guard and thread is different also some sort of plastic, so you can’t use standard extension poles or tip guards, I thought you can not use the model you have for oil,
I had the same thing happen to me . Satin impervo with penitrol . I took it back . I used it for tiny spindles and it was an acceptable finish . I should have not worried about using extra materials and just used my old nova airless with a 209 . I was told the brushless model wouldn’t shock but it’s not worth the $500 in my opinion .
just curious why you just dont get the homeowner to get their own painter. Does it add a good margin for you or is it about being a complete service
To anyone considering buying this, only the Ultra model can be used with flammable paint. The unit shown here is definitely NOT be used with oil based paints, unless you enjoy exploding.
Once oil paint is atomized, the chance of ignition is actually pretty high. Had the room been smaller, this dude would have had a seriously bad day.
Solving paints call static electricity. That's what the shock comes from. I just got the quick shot set up. And it comes with a grounding cable. I don't know about that portable gun😮
Results look great and reading the comments I assume the shock was from the information provided. Can I ask what state those homes were located?
Do you ever repaint trim with carpet installed? I bought a new house and the painters suck. Spit marks on the trim, doors etc....need to repaint the trim in each room and replace a few interior doors.
Good question. I would like to know too
Did you ever get this figured out (re: using oil/solvents in the non-plus models)? Did you return it? Did you buy another?
yes there is a grounding cord that comes w the gun. its because of the oil base chemicals. it reacts to the sprayer. so technically u put that ground on and spray away. ur an awesome dude. btw, do u have any videos on door installs. your way? make one please.
of course, i may be wrong. i know that my fine finish graco had one. i dont EVER USE OIL ANYMORE. LOL. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. WHAT AQRE YOUR THOUGHTS OF THAT SORAYER W DEWALT BATTERIES COMPATIBILITY ?
Using oil based products you should use the ground cable it comes with to stop you from being shocked lol
I spray all my doors on new build houses here in England 🏴
The TC pro is not for oils it is for water and mineral based products
Rich under different circumstances not associated with painting or trim work. I've received small static shocks through my headset while flying. Not sure if you might have been getting some sort of static shock through a combination of paint material and moving across the floor to paint. But I would contact the manufacture.
Seems like a nice spray gun. I would have cut that room in with a brush in a fraction of the time though. All that masking is time consuming. That gun would probably work nice on doors and larger trimwork.
Your videos are great. I have worked as a construction electrician and construction superintendent all around the world. You’re a top hand by any measure. I would guess a wire to the switch that is bare. I’d send it back instead of trying to fix it since it’s new. You might try rubber gloves in the meantime.
I had one it stopped working after a couple of uses.
I have graco 360 any tip nozle recommendation?
Did you caulk the tape during the masking process or did you just apply tape and masking?
Thanks for this vid I am planning to get one of these sprayers. Great feedback in the comments on the problem. Love your work great finish
This has been like waiting for a new Game of Thrones to come out!
Thanks for the demo! It was a shocking experience... 😬
Wonder how long it took to mask up set the gun up spray the trim & clean the gun out ... I could have painted it with a brush in 15 minutes
Hi bro you have to use the grounding cord when you use oil base paint .
By the way what size tip did you use on this project?
Are you still using this spray gun? Been thinking about buying one.
do you clauk first or spray paint first?
Well done