I did a search on the forum for Preval and only got hits for a post that I made in the past about using it for spraying Tru Oil, so I thought I would post this for those looking for a simple, inexpensive way to spray paint and finishes. Not a paradigm shifting discovery made on my part, just something that I've used a lot in the past.
They're like around 9 bucks US for the system which consists of the CO2 cartridge and a glass bottle with an air tight cap. Really great for mixing up small amounts of paint or finish. When the CO2 cartridge runs out, you still have the bottle. You can buy them as a complete set or you can buy the CO2 cartridges and bottles separately.
My photography is pretty weak, but in the pics, I mixed up a roughly 1 1/2 lb cut of blonde shellac flakes and then tinted that with a mahogany and a maple tint. I think I got too much tint in the Maple, it only takes a few drops of that tint in small containers like these.
Anyway, just thought I would pass this along in case it might be something that would work in your shop.
Regards;
Charles
They're like around 9 bucks US for the system which consists of the CO2 cartridge and a glass bottle with an air tight cap. Really great for mixing up small amounts of paint or finish. When the CO2 cartridge runs out, you still have the bottle. You can buy them as a complete set or you can buy the CO2 cartridges and bottles separately.
My photography is pretty weak, but in the pics, I mixed up a roughly 1 1/2 lb cut of blonde shellac flakes and then tinted that with a mahogany and a maple tint. I think I got too much tint in the Maple, it only takes a few drops of that tint in small containers like these.
Anyway, just thought I would pass this along in case it might be something that would work in your shop.
Regards;
Charles