ready seal users/sealers

[ron p 500]

Sunbrite came out with the hurricane brush.

I have not tried it yet.

If it works and ill guess it will for ready seal.

Then take a look at this little gem.

www.topoftheline.com

click ''new products''

then check out the soda keg dispensers.

The one with the brush head for tire detailing.

Would'nt that be nice to use to do the railings?

What is your opinion?

I would prefer to use compressed air,not co2.

,i have a air compressor.

If the brush from sunbrite works then no reason this should'nt.

Wind wont effect it,no overspray,less wasted sealer,brushing dose a better job,easy cut in by the house,made from stainless steel,use the spray end to apply HD80,no pumping.

Sounds good but before i invest i want more opinion's.

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

Rod was facinated with the idea. Actually, so was I. It sounds like a good idea. I wonder if anyone is doing it already?

Beth

[CCHSNC 14]

has anyone tried this yet?

[mattia 14]

I am in the process of building a soda sprayer for caustic, bought all parts from foxx.... Mike Hinderliter uses one and swears by them....

Matt

[Rick, ProWash 14]

We have been using that type of sprayer for five years. We use them for nearly all chem applications... Deck sealers, soaps etc. They are the best tool I have come by in the last five years.

[mattia 14]

Rick, How much do you have wrapped up in one?

Where do you buy your parts?

Matt

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

We got one of the Hurricane brushes..... and I think we'll try the link above next. I'll order one in next week. Need something fast since the brush is down after its second use... :(

[Rick, ProWash 14]

Hello Matt,

I get used soda cans from the local pepsi distributor. I drill and tap the existing fittingd to 1/8" pipe thread. I put on a metal tire valve to fill it. I put a stainless 1/8" ball valve, 6' of 1/4" hose, a cheap ($10) p/w gun with a coupler for changing nozzels. I probably have $35 in parts and 30 minutes time.

No motors, no batteries, no noise.

See ya,

Rick

[Deckcareplus 16]

Rick,

You the man with a plan...Any chance you can post a pic of that set up. How are you doing old friend??? Still have my surface cleaner I built...thanks to you!

[Mike Hughes 18]

I love the Hurricane brush.........just watch out when doing elevated decks with something underneath of them, the spray can go between the boards if you're not careful.

[Brian Keating 14]

I also have the Hurricane brush and love it. I never just spray floors anymore. It's quick because you can spray and back brush with the same tool.

[bulletproof 14]

where do you get the hurricane brush from and how much is it

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

Get the hurricane brush from Sunbrite. Tell Tracy Beth sent you. ;)

[Brian Keating 14]

Here is the link.

http://store.yahoo.com/sunbrite/hurricanebrush.html

[Mike Williamson 198]

It isn't cheap, but good quality equipment never is!

[paul-uk 500]

hey rick.......any chance of a picture please.....

[Guest rfitz]

Ron,

I guess I will be the first, I ordered one yesterday with the wand, once it gets here, I will try it out, and let you know my results, I want to see how they put this together, so I can copy their design, I will have one for sealer, one for, stripper/cleaner, and one for britener, I think 3 of these would be ideal,

a half decent airless is $600-$700, so for a couple hundred bucks, what the heck..?

[paul-uk 500]

soda keg........looked twice and still carnt find ...can someone post the full link please.

cheers paul.

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

I think it was in this thread....

http://www.thegrimescene.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=209&highlight=soda

[ron p 500]

has anyone tried a STAIN STICK from sear's.

It's the stupid type that the handle fill's with stain and you compress it to release the stain to the pad?

Well i tried it because it has one specil part i needed.

The pad is built skinny on one one end to get in between the decking board's without a brush.

Im sure the hurricane brush is far far better but i was in a hurry.

It was a 2 tone wrap around porch. Spraying would'nt have been worth the prep time.

Fitz,

ive been thinking of a plastic cone to be fitted over the nozzle of my shur-flo system to prevent overspray from stripper's.

The less it's airborne the better.

I think your on the right road.

[LyonsPressureWash 14]

http://store.yahoo.com/tolae/dresapbrus.html

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

Are you selling this or just sharing the link? Have you used this product?

Beth