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Airless Spray Tips What do i need to know

Mike at Sedona Paint gives us some basics about airless spray tips. Whatever product you are spraying, the manufacturer usually puts the recommended tip sizes in the product data literature. General information Tip Sizes Numbers below indicate tip orifice size in inches. Spray tip will be marked with 3 numbers. Example 517. The first number 5. Indicates half the fan width at 12 inches from the surface. So a 5 indicates a 10 inch fan width. The second 2 numbers indicate the orifice size so 17 indicates .017 of an inch. Personally I mostly use a 517 tip for spraying emulsion paints in the uk. With possibly a smaller tip for cutting in. Varnishes (before low VOC)* .009 - .011 Lacquers, clear coats* .009 - .011 Shellac (clear)* .009 - .013 Stains - transparent .011 - .013 Water sealers (thin, clear). .011 - .013 Tung Oil (pure thinned) .011 - .013 Lacquers, water borne* .012 - 014 Acrylics, clear .012 - 014 Acrylics 100%, latex int .013 - 015 Varnishes (low VOC) .013 - 015 Polyurethanes .013 - 015 Stains - solid .013 - .015 Enamels - oil-base .013 - .015 Latex paint - interior .013 - .017 Latex paint - exterior .015 - .019 Primers - latex .015 - .017 Primers - oil .017 - .019 Heavy Latex .021 - .025 Elastomerics (smooth) .021 - .025 https://www.Sedonapaintcenter.com SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS https://www.youtube.com/c/lifethebasi... FIND LIFE THE BASIC MANUAL HERE http://lifethebasicmanual.com   / lifethebasicmanual