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I have several Sealant Applicator Guns - all the real cheap types. They
work but, for more viscous products, can be very tiring. Until I got various medical problems (tennis elbow being the most directly related) I was able to use the guns. But now I really want to be a bit more careful. Looking around, I found a number at Screwfix - including three P C Cox models. I haven't got (and won't be buying) a compressor so the Airflow is out. Would the Powerflow actually be any easier on my arm than what I already have? Or is the Easiflow almost as good and much cheaper? Or should I accept that they are all tough going with viscous compounds? Feel free to point me anywhere on-line - Screwfix had a reasonable range that was easy to find so that is the link I included. http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp;?cId=A236074&ts=58169 |
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