Corinne Null on tue 19 nov 96
Just realized I have a Eureka vacuum that has an exhaust connection, that
can be used as a blower. Thought I'd heard some talk about that being used
for a spray gun attachment - if so, what product and vendor? Pitfalls?
Thanks,
Corinne Null
Bedford, NH
cnull@mv.mv.com
Bill Aycock on wed 20 nov 96
At 08:25 AM 11/19/96 EST, you ( Corinne Null) wrote: **** inpart ***
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Eureka vacuum that
>can be used as a blower. - if so, what product and vendor? Pitfalls?
>
>
Corinne-- The first glaze spraying I ever did was with an Electrolux
machine, blowing through the spray attachment they had. In principle, it is
very like the HVLP sprayers that have been mentioned here lately.
I love the way they work, because the glaze container is pressurized,
lightly, and pushes the glaze up into the nozzle, like a professional paint
sprayer, but at relatively low pressure. The on-off action is much like an
air-brush.
On the one I had, the air bled out through a hole on the top, and , when you
wanted to spray, you put your finger over the hole, which made the air
pressurize the bottle to push the glaze- I found it quick and very responsive.
Originally, the vacuum people made them for insecticide and related houshold
spraying. You may find one at an old, established vacuum shop, or at a
flea-market.
Bill- recovering from a Myelogram (upper spine) on Persimmon Hill.
Bill Aycock --- Persimmon Hill --- Woodville, Alabama, USA
--- (in the N.E. corner of the State)
also-- W4BSG -- Grid EM64vr
Corinne Null on thu 21 nov 96
Bill,
You're right, it is an Electrolux. I will search out the atachment.
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed to hear to spur me on.
What's the myleogram for? Doesn't sound good. Good luck.
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Corinne-- The first glaze spraying I ever did was with an Electrolux
>machine, blowing through the spray attachment they had. In principle, it is
>very like the HVLP sprayers that have been mentioned here lately.
>
>I love the way they work, because the glaze container is pressurized,
>lightly, and pushes the glaze up into the nozzle, like a professional paint
>sprayer, but at relatively low pressure. The on-off action is much like an
>air-brush.
>On the one I had, the air bled out through a hole on the top, and , when you
>wanted to spray, you put your finger over the hole, which made the air
>pressurize the bottle to push the glaze- I found it quick and very responsive.
>
>Originally, the vacuum people made them for insecticide and related houshold
>spraying. You may find one at an old, established vacuum shop, or at a
>flea-market.
>
>Bill- recovering from a Myelogram (upper spine) on Persimmon Hill.
>
>Bill Aycock --- Persimmon Hill --- Woodville, Alabama, USA
> --- (in the N.E. corner of the State)
>also-- W4BSG -- Grid EM64vr
>
>
Corinne Null
Bedford, NH
cnull@mv.mv.com
Kirk Morrison on fri 22 nov 96
On 21 Nov 96 at 17:31, Corinne Null wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Bill,
>
> You're right, it is an Electrolux. I will search out the atachment.
> Thanks, that's exactly what I needed to hear to spur me on.
>
> What's the myleogram for? Doesn't sound good. Good luck.
>
>
BTW y'all my new Kirby GS4 came with a spray paint attatchment and a
carpet cleaning attatchment.
I wonder why, both?
>
>
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> >Corinne-- The first glaze spraying I ever did was with an Electrolux
> >machine, blowing through the spray attachment they had. In principle, it is
> >very like the HVLP sprayers that have been mentioned here lately.
> >
> >I love the way they work, because the glaze container is pressurized,
> >lightly, and pushes the glaze up into the nozzle, like a professional paint
> >sprayer, but at relatively low pressure. The on-off action is much like an
> >air-brush.
> >On the one I had, the air bled out through a hole on the top, and , when you
> >wanted to spray, you put your finger over the hole, which made the air
> >pressurize the bottle to push the glaze- I found it quick and very responsive
> >
> >Originally, the vacuum people made them for insecticide and related houshold
> >spraying. You may find one at an old, established vacuum shop, or at a
> >flea-market.
> >
> >Bill- recovering from a Myelogram (upper spine) on Persimmon Hill.
> >
> >Bill Aycock --- Persimmon Hill --- Woodville, Alabama, USA
> > --- (in the N.E. corner of the State)
> >also-- W4BSG -- Grid EM64vr
> >
> >
> Corinne Null
> Bedford, NH
>
> cnull@mv.mv.com
>
>
BWINER@UKCC.uky.edu on sat 23 nov 96
Response to what is a myelogram---it is a roentgenographic study of the spinal
cord with which one can visualize whether or not there are structural chages in
the area studied. Hope that everything was normal. Billy
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