Ebay Item 200089892660

Comments on suitability for spraying a car?

looks ok, but thats just the mask, you would still need filtration components aswell.

Ray

and an air regualtor, unless you want the full pressure of you compressor blasted in your face

Got a few regulators around...any special filter required?

dont have the compressor in the same place as you are painting or you will just be breathing in contaminated air if the compressor is in a clean enviroment i dont think you would need any special filter although i may be wrong

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Originally posted by davie h
dont have the compressor in the same place as you are painting or you will just be breathing in contaminated air if the compressor is in a clean enviroment i dont think you would need any special filter although i may be wrong

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Isn`t the air from a compressor dirty (even with an inline filter)?

What do you think of the double face respirators with cartridges?

Darren

You must use a filter even if the compressor is taking in clean air.
You can also only use certain types of oil in the compressor.

Go and get advise from a refinishing supplier other wise you might as well just breath the paint fums in

Disposable mask . I get them from a local supplier, just use them then get a new one. You can't smell the paint you are using while wearing one.

i second what peteff says
ive just sprayed my panels over easter
and used a similar mask excellent fit
not taste and no coloured snot

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Originally posted by Peteff
Disposable mask . I get them from a local supplier, just use them then get a new one. You can't smell the paint you are using while wearing one.

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2 pack isocyanate shouldn't be used anywhere without a full filtration system. I use the 3m mask with cellulose or synthetic enamel no problem. 2 pack polyurethane or isocyanate free acrylic should be safe but it's up to you to decide what you want to use.