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Posted: Dec 01, 2008 06:51 PM	Spray Chambers for Roofing Hi Guys What is the best spray chamber for roofing? Can I cover enough ground with a 4242 or should I invest into some spray chambers that are designed for roofing? Will a larger spray chamber make a different spray pattern for roofing applications?
clint moore Posted: Dec 08, 2008 12:18 PM	All depends,what type of proportioner are you using?,what kind of output can it handle? This is probably in your manual.
Posted: Dec 08, 2008 01:48 PM	Thanks, that is exactly what I did. It is an E-20 Proportioner that we use for internal purposes on our own buildings, freezers, etc... I am using an 01 spray chamber and the manual says that I can go up to an 02 spray chamber. This will probably make things a little easier. Thanks, Steve
Glenn Gamblin Posted: Dec 10, 2008 07:41 PM	The number 2 chamber will work, a number three would be better but your machine will not handle it. Probably would put the number 1 in the trash.
Posted: Dec 10, 2008 07:46 PM	Picked up two 02 tips yesterday from CPI and tried them out today. Tried it out on some A/C Boards/Brackets (Not sure what the technical term is) that we place under AC units on our prep work before we actually spray and the 02 chamber makes a big difference. Thank you guys for the info. I have been spraying for a while with an 01 tip (AR 4242) and my guys kept on telling me that was the largest that I could go with. Glad I found this forum. If I ask to many questions, let me know. Steve

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Posted: Dec 01, 2008 06:51 PM

Spray Chambers for Roofing

Hi Guys

What is the best spray chamber for roofing? Can I cover enough ground with a 4242 or should I invest into some spray chambers that are designed for roofing?

Will a larger spray chamber make a different spray pattern for roofing applications?

clint moore

Posted: Dec 08, 2008 12:18 PM

All depends,what type of proportioner are you using?,what kind of output can it handle? This is probably in your manual.

Posted: Dec 08, 2008 01:48 PM

Thanks, that is exactly what I did. It is an E-20 Proportioner that we use for internal purposes on our own buildings, freezers, etc...

I am using an 01 spray chamber and the manual says that I can go up to an 02 spray chamber. This will probably make things a little easier.

Thanks,

Steve

Glenn Gamblin

Posted: Dec 10, 2008 07:41 PM

The number 2 chamber will work, a number three would be better but your machine will not handle it. Probably would put the number 1 in the trash.

Posted: Dec 10, 2008 07:46 PM

Picked up two 02 tips yesterday from CPI and tried them out today.

Tried it out on some A/C Boards/Brackets (Not sure what the technical term is) that we place under AC units on our prep work before we actually spray and the 02 chamber makes a big difference.

Thank you guys for the info. I have been spraying for a while with an 01 tip (AR 4242) and my guys kept on telling me that was the largest that I could go with.

Glad I found this forum. If I ask to many questions, let me know.

Steve

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