How a Paint Strainer Can Save You Time and Money
The humble paint strainer is a low-tech, low-cost tool that most spray shops overlook. But it's a little lifesaver that can improve your paint finish.
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3 of the Best Tack Cloth (and Why You Should Use One)
Every professional sprayer, decorator or DIY enthusiast should have a tack cloth in arms reach. Why? You can use the highest spec coating on the market, but if you don't...
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Standard Cellulose Thinners Explained (video)
Standard cellulose thinners have been designed for cleaning spray equipment and painting equipment after use with solvents. This includes, spray guns, brushes, rollers, basically anything that you want to reuse...
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The 5 Best Ear Plugs and Ear Defenders for the Spray Shop
Noise from paint shop plant and working practices can cause hearing problems and contribute to accidents in the workplace. For this reason, employers are required by law to comply with...
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Velcro Sanding Pads vs PSA Sanding Discs
Pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) sanding disks and velcro sanding pads (also known as hook and loop sanding disks) are both popular choices with professional joiners and the DIY enthusiast alike.
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Type 5/6 Coveralls: Tyvek Vs Max Gear – Which Is Best?
When it comes to Category 3 Type 5/6 coveralls, the variety of options can be overwhelming. What’s often unclear is which product is the best fit for your needs. In...
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