will it spray polyurethane (waterbed)
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It will spray anything that is thinned to the proper consistency for spraying. Most polyurethane water-based varnishes are sold with a consistency good for brushing, not spraying. You will probably have to thin the varnish with water or alcohol to a spraying consistency.
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I would think so. Find a small, out of the way area and test spray it first. I have used this on many fabrics so far and it has worked nicely. Although I had to put several applications on to get the desired effect.
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Not effectively. It is designed to float on top of the water in top-loading washers during the initial cycle, and will spill the fabric softener too early in the front-loading washers due to getting tossed around.
1188870
Never heard of Bubble Stop, Marlene, so my answer would be NO.....and have never had bubbles in waterbed (as I know of)....doburp bladder before replacing seal whenever I add water or product....Molly, a waterbed veteran of 36 years.....
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It depends on what you spraying. If you use natural diatomaceous earth, then yes.
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I haven't used it as a spray. Sorry. I have just used a cup or two when I have taken a bath.
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Yes, you can spray it on sheets, mattress. It would be more comfortable to let it dry rather than sleep on wet sheets. It dries rather quickly.
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I don't think that it will help with the bedwetting issue. Sure Fit does sell Quilted Suede waterproof covers - you might try that.
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Not sure....but why wouldn't it? You would have to spray both sides and the edges to make it waterproof.
281006
Yes it will,make sure you have a clean and lightly sanded surface to apply it to.Also be aware it is grey not clear,but is strong and waterproof.
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Yes, but spray on cloth and then apply. Direct spray on board may be too slippery and cause strain or fall.
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It has a plastic water proof backing. You could probably spray it with never wet but there is really no need to
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Yes it will as long as the surface is dry ....the stuff works great well worth the money
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I haven't used cerakote myself. I would think so, though. You would just have to clean it well like you do when you use polyurethane, paint or any other coating that would gum it up if allowed to dry. I would research the application instructions of cerakote and if it says hvlp sprayer then I would trust this to do the job. Have plenty of the cleaning solvent on hand that cerakote specifies to use.
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I used it to make a mattress. I think if it gets wet it would soak water like a sponge.&#9748;&#65039;
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I have a similar set up and yes the product works when mixed in withthe water in the bed as directed. Been doing this for many years now, with no undesirable effects to the waterbed.
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Yes, as long as you can get the viscosity dialed in, it should be capable of spraying near anything. I have used it successfully with water based finishes and ethanol dissolved shellac. Like any HVLP it requires tweaking of spray conditions. Test on cardboard or other waste panels before using on actual item.