If these filters work with spray paint would you still need p95 filter, and if so how would you go about installing them into these?
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You do not need the p95 filter, however, they are a nice add on pre filter that can extend the life of the gas/vapor cartridge. The p95 filter snaps onto the cartridge with a 3M 501 Filter Retainer.
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No instructions with the filters, but they function exactly the same as the Cokin series filters. You can research them or look at this brochure: http://www.cokin.co.uk/pdf/V400A-HD.pdf.
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I just run these straight up and replace them. A pre-filter is a good idea if you have room.
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Yes they will but make sure you don't throw away the plastic that holds the filter. Take the old one off and then put a new one on.
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I agree with Michael Schumacher's anwser, as long as the measurements are the same as the old filters they should work! Mine are installed already. It's been over a week and they clean the pool great. Also Amazon is extremely awesome on returns.
783131
You'll need an air pressure regulator for consistent pressure. Air line filter is always a good idea, it all depends on what material you're spraying, and how perfect you want the finish to be.
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Filters do not come with the pipe. I use brass filters that are about the size of a dime. They work fine.
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I believe they will: But due diligence tells you to note the dimensions of these filters first, measuring across the bottom of both the unit and the filter and then making your decision. Now my unsolicited opinion regarding these filters are that they filter very very well and briskly, but they DO NOT FILTER OUT PESTICIDES AND FLUORIDE? I have trouble knowing model numbers and what they may filter. I needed to purchase the 9 inch tall filters as they in fact filtered superbly! I made my own filtration unit using stainless steel stock pots, drilling holes and found a spigot drilled a hole for that and have been thrilled ever since! Good luck, but since Big Berkey got your money: Call them! I believe they will: But due diligence tells you to note the dimensions of these filters first, measuring across the bottom of both the unit and the filter and then making your decision. Now my unsolicited opinion regarding these filters are that they filter very very well and briskly, but they DO NOT FILTER OUT PESTICIDES AND FLUORIDE? I have trouble knowing model numbers and what they may filter. I needed to purchase the 9 inch tall filters as they in fact filtered superbly! I made my own filtration unit using stainless steel stock pots, drilling holes and found a spigot drilled a hole... » Read More I believe they will: But due diligence tells you to note the dimensions of these filters first, measuring across the bottom of both the unit and the filter and then making your decision. Now my unsolicited opinion regarding these filters are that they filter very very well and briskly, but they DO NOT FILTER OUT PESTICIDES AND FLUORIDE? I have trouble knowing model numbers and what they may filter. I needed to purchase the 9 inch tall filters as they in fact filtered superbly! I made my own filtration unit using stainless steel stock pots, drilling holes and found a spigot drilled a hole for that and have been thrilled ever since! Good luck, but since Big Berkey got your money: Call them! « Show Less
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I ended up having the adapter from previous filters and it worked with these. Just recycle them and you will be fine.
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If this is a 1900 don't buy these!!! A HVAC specialist told me "Our recommendation would be to install a 5" "air bear" style filter system somewhere in return air. Or just use the cheaper 1" filters and simply spray them with Endust or Lemon Oil Pledge before you install them. This will increase the dust catching ability of these cheaper filters and not create a restriction to the flow of air."
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I had a P95 and bought these grips for it and they fit just fine with no problems.
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Yes. The particulate filters are easy to replace and it does include an organic vapor cartridge. You want to work in a ventilated room, of course, but I wouldn't hesitate to use this for spray painting.
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Unless I am misunderstanding your question, painting is exactly what these filters are for. I am using them to paint my entire house interior with an airless sprayer and they work great. No fumes and do not clog.
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You should probably call the manufacturer. A quick search of Adorama and B&H does not reveal the answer (both sites carry this filter).
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I use masking tape. It's ripped some paint off in the process, so in hindsight, I would have put a first layer of tape down and then taped the filter on top of that layer and then just peeled off of tape rather than wall. Eventually taking off that first tape layer may take some paint but it would be easier to paint over than the mess I've made. Good luck! Sounds like you want to use these like I do, to catch dust coming out of the vents I'm guessing. They work well for that.
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I have to admit--I never checked into that aspect of these filters--you'll have to ask the K&N; company itself for an answer to that one...I just know that the check valve and easy install/removal aspects of this design filter made me latch on to them for my bike...
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My best guess is that anything beyond a liquid mixture would clog the spray tips, which is why the filter (on the intake "straw" in the tank is there to prevent). If the organic mixture is completely liquid, I cannot see why the filters would need to be removed. Hope this helps somewhat.