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> The simple spray tip to be used on the end of the long application tube
> doesn't work well at all. I made a cardboard "sill" to test the spray
> uniformity and got only a blob on the bottom. Part of the problem seemed
> to be that no matter how hot I had the Waxoyl in the supply can, within
> reason, it cooled sufficiently in the tube for the viscosity to increase
> too much to be sprayed.
Did you ever consider heating the tube? IMHO if you wrap the tube with
a resistance wire (i.e. thermocouple wire) and run some battery current
through it it should heat the tube nicely. Of course some
experimentation will be needed and YMMV.
> The hand-held spray gun on a short tube worked
> well, but can't be used in sills. I have been waiting over a year for a
> really hot day (I am in mild San Diego) to fall on a weekend to try again!
>
> Russ
>
Comments Welcome!
- -Mark = =o&o
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