On May 12, 9:06*am, Kuskokwim wrote:
On Wed, 12 May 2010 08:49:01 -0500, DanG wrote:
The only thing that does a good job with latex is airless. *There
are no compressor driven systems that do well pushing latex paint
without extensive thinning.

The most capable airless sprayers are driven by compressed air. They can
spray very thick coatings such as concrete block filler without thinning.
You can connect several spray guns to them and use them at the same time.
Electric motor powered sprayers cannot do this.

http://www.drillspot.com/products/34...72_Air_Powered...

Thats real helpfull, like a shotgun to kill a fly, yea that sure is
the Homeowner Unit he requested, and nice and quiet with a compressor.
But its not something you will even see in any big office rehab due to
the compressors noise, My Titan has put out near 400 gallons without a
break down, its real small and what is used by alot of pros I know.