can you dip the "Spray" version of this or should I purchase a different mixture
1746277
no, you must spray or use a brush to apply multiple coats. For large projects, sprat it; for small projects a small paint can version works best. P.S. The more layers you put down, the better the performance....time comsumuing, but well worth the time and money!!!!
1565775
Absolutely! You will need to dip it numerous times until you get the result you desire. I think you'll be very pleased.
722775
You can, but you will be disappointed. The pressure of the spray is very low.
2159051
I think you could, either to practice what blend or you might be able to transfer the mix. It also would depend on if you have a solid color or if there are swirl patterns. It worked really well for me and I mixed it right in the area that needed to be fixed. Good Luck!
1567353
Im sure the manufacturer of your floormate says no, but I'd assume it would work okay, this is the concentrate version so you would want to mix it down appropriately first.
1993422
A 50/50 mixture will be thin enough to spray that way, but for best results the manufacturer states it should soak in, so I would say make sure there is really good coverage, allow it to soak in and then wipe away any liquid that remains. However, I am not sure about any reaction to plastic.
673321
You can pretty much put whatever liquid you want in here. Once you pump air into the container, it turns the liquid into a mist. However, I would probably advise against a thicker dressing as it would most likely clog the spray nozzle.
832898
I think it would be too thick to spray. Brushing it on would be a better choice.
697771
You can do a Partial job. Removing the spray tip, and taking a plastic bag and put it over the handle with the trigger. I believe the store time on this product is like almost a year. This last project I did, my Foam It Green was delivered in Oct, but I ran out of time to do my project. It was not done till like 6 months later, and the stuff was fine. The temps have to rite on the cylinder and the place you are doing it in for the chemicals to work properly. Go to the Foam It Green web site and they explain this on how to store. Hope this helps.
337880
Dear Peter, My original purchase came in a spray bottle. I put some of this in that bottle. I use it full strength - it works well. Good luck!
1926927
We recently did our master bath with these tiles. I mixed semi-gloss water based paint with a little water and put in a 1 gallon garden sprayer (the kind you pump-up for pressure). You can adjust the nozzle to do a fine mist. I "spray-painted" my tiles before putting them on. It worked great. I "spray-paint" everything like that. =) From past experience, if you spray-paint stryofoam of any kind, it'll melt.
457115
You don't have to mix it. The container is a hose end sprayer; it is pre-mixed.
750300
Well Jeri, you can spray yourself... Easily comes with practice!! I had my husband help me first time with my back... HUGE MISTAKE!!! U want a light mist... Wait for it to dry, reapply light mist if needed! He applied a thick layer running down my back!!! Not what you want:/ Anyway, it is a bit awkward at first, but easier with practice! CLEAN YOUR TIP!!!! I took mine on vacation last fall. Thought it stopped working, turns out it was just clogged. I spray the cleaning solution thru it each use, but this was not enuf! U need a needle and cleaning solution for tip!!
2031802
Yes you can spray it on basically anything. Make sure the surface is super clean first. I have plasti dipped wheels and it's very cool at first but then you realize you want it to be permanent and plasti dip is not.
148347
Okay ... don't hold me to this, but I don't see why not. The mechanism is just a simple lever which pushes down the nozzle for you. It doesn't interfere with the nozzle mechanism, just how it gets pressed. As long as the top of the plasti dip can is configured like most spray cans ... the round raised metal circle for the Can Gun to grip on, you should be fine.
824856
I usually do spray the pan with bakers joy but I don't think it's absolutely necessary. I think you could skip that step if you wanted.
2099013
I'm not sure if this would work as the spray is more of a dye than a paint. I worry that you wouldn't get the color you want.