Sprayed multi today

[user__removed]

He also had it on speed 6 out of 10 when spraying hardwall.

The EZE 24 has a variable speed

Does it? Now you tell me.

 

[Leeroy]

like i always say ,buy the machine that suits your needs ,we only do mono ,so our machine is right for us

Totally agree mate, if I did mono everyday then 3phase for sure [emoji106]
I love all machine

 

[PFTwales]

The Hardwall one is pain full

Mixing it and upstairs is 2

I have sprayed mono with mine plenty of times and it's much faster than that if you whack it on 10 speed

So at a guess how many bags have you mixed and tipped in compared to how many buckets of pre mixed topcoat so far since you had ur machine

 

[MikeAtthis]

Does it? Now you tell me.

There's only one speed flat out lol


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[Rossi46]

 

[Leeroy]

Mixing it and upstairs is 2


So at a guess how many bags have you mixed and tipped in compared to how many buckets of pre mixed topcoat so far since you had ur machine

At a guess well over 100 buckets and a mixture of base coat and mono and a little hardwall around 600 plus bags

 

[keithuk]

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all in your mind mate !lol ,well not from me i" liked " the plaster being sprayed !most could not give a s**t what you spend your money on ,its your money mate

 

[user__removed]

I may know of one coming up for sale soon.

 

[Rossi46]

all in your mind mate !lol ,well not from me i" liked " the plaster being sprayed !most could not give a s**t what you spend your money on ,its your money mate

I know Keith. I couldn't give a shite what people say either. Just a bit of a laugh to me.

 

[flynnyman]

The Hardwall one is pain full

All I could think watching that is, robot, what a horrible job to get up to every day standing there holding that and the noise. I'm sure they could of thrown it on quicker there was a few of them and they were mixing the gear anyway.

 

[keithuk]

I may know of one coming up for sale soon.

sounds like your liking the new one Rory !,pleased for you

 

[Rossi46]

I may know of one coming up for sale soon.

 

[keithuk]

I may know of one coming up for sale soon.

i would love it for rendaid tbh

 

[user__removed]

i would love it for rendaid tbh

Oh yeah forgot how ace it is for rendaid.

 

[keithuk]

Oh yeah forgot how ace it is for rendaid.

you know what i mean !lol ,seeing it spray ,it can be slowed down so the rendaid is at the right thickness

 

[User___removed]

I may know of one coming up for sale soon.

Why don't you keep it if it's decent for thin coat work?

 

[PFTwales]

you know what i mean !lol ,seeing it spray ,it can be slowed down so the rendaid is at the right thickness

I got a swing 2 down ere for sale if you want kieth. Ideal for swapping for some money to put towards a new boat

 

[McPlaster]

All I could think watching that is, robot, what a horrible job to get up to every day standing there holding that and the noise. I'm sure they could of thrown it on quicker there was a few of them and they were mixing the gear anyway.

A good days float and settting an a few pints Flynny.

 

[User___removed]

All I could think watching that is, robot, what a horrible job to get up to every day standing there holding that and the noise. I'm sure they could of thrown it on quicker there was a few of them and they were mixing the gear anyway.[/QU

It's still better than hand balling it surely?
Your still like a robot throwing it on the wall

 

[Curry]

I disagree mate.

Anymore air and it will atomise too much causing overspray.

More air and you'll put more air into the mix in the wall.

We have tested this thousands of times

You are correct it does atomise it more which is a good thing. It's stops you getting air bubbles in it and it lays it on flatter.

The over spray is also not alot worse. Your gonna get fall off no matter so a fraction more is not a issue.

What is a issue is a shite quality finish due to the way the machine lays it on

 

[Rigsby]

Are you still on the original rotar and stator Lee?

 

[flynnyman]

@bobby that is not better than throwing it on by hand surely? The noise and the slowness and having to mix the gear also? There is skill in putting on there is no skill at all stood there all day like a robot holding a hose colouring in a house.

 

[Rossi46]

@bobby that is not better than throwing it on by hand surely? The noise and the slowness and having to mix the gear also? There is skill in putting on there is no skill at all stood there all day like a robot holding a hose colouring in a house.

It still needs to be ruled and perfectly flat. The machine doesn't do that for you.

 

[Vincey]

It still needs to be ruled and perfectly flat. The machine doesn't do that for you.

Stuff that then
I ain't bothered anymore about getting a stinky machine
You robot ruling Rossi northern tool freak
Lol

 

[user__removed]

@bobby that is not better than throwing it on by hand surely? The noise and the slowness and having to mix the gear also? There is skill in putting on there is no skill at all stood there all day like a robot holding a hose colouring in a house.

I'm glad I don't have to work with you I don't think anything would ever be right lol

 

[PFTwales]

@bobby that is not better than throwing it on by hand surely? The noise and the slowness and having to mix the gear also? There is skill in putting on there is no skill at all stood there all day like a robot holding a hose colouring in a house.

small mixing pump downstairs with a faster output is what you want to see @flinnyman . innit and maybe a longer spraying gun so youve no need to bend or stretch. Ritmo tick all them boxes sahhhhnn

 

[PFTwales]

You are correct it does atomise it more which is a good thing. It's stops you getting air bubbles in it and it lays it on flatter.

The over spray is also not alot worse. Your gonna get fall off no matter so a fraction more is not a issue.

What is a issue is a shite quality finish due to the way the machine lays it on

Nothing better than sharing hands on experience from someone who has done more of this than most. Curry been doin it years

 

[Leeroy]

Are you still on the original rotar and stator Lee?

Yes mate, not sure it will ever run out haha [emoji106]

 

[user__removed]

Yes mate, not sure it will ever run out haha [emoji106]

Really I've had 3.

 

[Leeroy]

Really I've had 3.

Mine must be going very soon but it keeps pumping, I'm not complaining

 

[Leeroy]

Really I've had 3.

Plus it's mainly base coat and TC, don't really use much hardwall I can imagine that will kill one

 

[user__removed]

Mine must be going very soon but it keeps pumping, I'm not complaining

I've heard you can take the rotar out and put it back in the other end to get a little bit more out of it. Not sure though.

 

[Leeroy]

Really I've had 3.

When I had a G5 I use to pump mp75 it would spray many pallets but when I change to hardwall I use to go through rotor and stators very quick

 

[Leeroy]

I've heard you can take the rotar out and put it back in the other end to get a little bit more out of it. Not sure though.

Me too mate I was going to try that if it ever runs out

 

[keithuk]

I've heard you can take the rotar out and put it back in the other end to get a little bit more out of it. Not sure though.

dont listen to Al !!,what does he know !