Bryan Cowing
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- Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada
The 1/4" back of the pigeon holes is screwed on , so sprayed that separate. You always want to be able to remove the back for spraying or it blows back at you. I sprayed into each hole from front and from the back.ok bryan, i see your hiding that nice green spinny thing in the back ground with a fine piece of ash as for spraying the pigeon hole areas how will you do that? any special method?
also you mentioned post cat lacquer so you got some that you put in the catalyst when you want it for use? and finally you mentioned the 1.8 needle was that so you could spray full strength and not have it thinned some like you would possibly need on a 1.5 needle assembly
In an empty gallon can, I put in 1/2 a gallon and add 6 oz of catalyst as marked on the measuring cup for 1/2 gallon. I usually mix volumes of 1/4, or 1/2 gallon at a time. The desk required just under the 1/2 gallon, for 2-3 coats. I did add some thinner . The standard 1.3 tip is too slow spraying the Duravar lacquer. Dealer only had a 1.8 tip in stock, I was wanting to try a 1.5. The 1.8 seems about right for amount of flow.