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Is it OK to spray latex, oil, and lacquer based paints through the same sprayer, gun, and hose?

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Is it OK to spray latex, oil, and lacquer based paints through the same sprayer, gun, and hose?

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TRADEWORKS sprayers can spray all types of latex and oil based materials. However, the sprayer is not designed to spray lacquer. There are a few other considerations that you should be aware of. Be sure that all equipment is of sufficient size and of a high enough pressure rating to work with the material that is being sprayed. Another issue to be aware of is that no matter how well a sprayer is cleaned out, some residue will remain behind. It is not uncommon to have pigmented paints contaminate a clear coating like varnish or urethane. Switching between water-based and solvent-based materials can also make the insides of the pump gummy and sticky. Ideally, we would recommend two different sprayers, but at the very least, you should use a dedicated hose for clear coatings.

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