YOU need a spray mask if you spray...full stop!!
This is NOT a sponsored ADVERT for ARCO or SUNDSTROM Spray Masks!!!
update!! just to be to clear.. the mask is kept in the sealed plastic box when not used.. air tight!
The round pre filter is the filter that get chanced each job/day.
The particle & gas filter cartridges are the ones you keep in place and change when needed, when they've not working their best, as per the info sheet that comes with each cartridge . They're not be be changed like the pre filter that's on the front of the mask under the orange snap on guard.
Here I tell you about the mask I use for paint spraying, I spray water based paints and this set up is ideal. If you spray more dangerous products you may need to investigate more suitable filters.
This mask is fine though spraying PortaFlec (retro 25yrs+ ago) oil based paints and spirit based paints too.
BTW.. it's a SR 100 Half Face mask if you want to search for it.
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About Me...
I've over 30yrs in the Decorating trade working in the family business (set up by my father in 1965 - who's still working today and his apprentice who started with him at the age of 15 in 1966 is also still working for us too).
I've served an proper apprenticeship (with papers) from leaving school in 1990, being one of the last to gain City & Guides before it moved over to NVQ.
I passed Advanced C&G in 1994 with two distinctions and one credit.
One of the awards I won while at college was winning the BDA Cup (British Decorators Association) for high standards in practical work.
Then I went on to do C&G 1+2 in teacher trainer where I then taught P&D and co lectured on the decorative paint effects evening course (Marbling, Graining, broken colour work) for the next 3yrs at Basford Hall College in Nottingham (UK).... the rest is history.
7 сен 2024
