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=Floetrol Instruction for Cup Spray Gun= | =Floetrol Instruction for Cup Spray Gun= | ||
WHEN PAINTING WITH A CUP GUN SPRAYER | WHEN PAINTING WITH A CUP GUN SPRAYER - from PDF [http://sevenspaint.com/docs/tds/Flood%20Floetrol.pdf] | ||
Directions: | Directions: | ||
#Floetrol acts as a stir-in lubricant. | #Floetrol acts as a stir-in lubricant. | ||
#Helps cup guns work with acrylic/latex paints. | #Helps cup guns work with acrylic/latex paints. | ||
#Mix at least 4, but not more than 8, ounces of Floetrol into each | #Mix at least 4, but not more than 8, ounces of Floetrol into each quart of paint. | ||
quart of paint. | |||
So: 5 gallon bucket gets 1.25 gallons of Floetrol, for extreme weather. | |||
[[Category: Cold Weather Tips and Tricks]] [[Category: Painting]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:51, 2 September 2023
- Additive to make latex paint flow like oil paint in cold weather. [1]
Floetrol Instruction for Cup Spray Gun
WHEN PAINTING WITH A CUP GUN SPRAYER - from PDF [2]
Directions:
- Floetrol acts as a stir-in lubricant.
- Helps cup guns work with acrylic/latex paints.
- Mix at least 4, but not more than 8, ounces of Floetrol into each quart of paint.
So: 5 gallon bucket gets 1.25 gallons of Floetrol, for extreme weather.