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How to Thin Water Borne Paint for Spraying, Measuring Viscosity

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How to Thin Water Borne Paint for Spraying, Measuring Viscosity

865,350 views October 25, 2015 5:56

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In my previous video, “Mixing Paint & Filling a Spray Gun, Small Shop Spray Painting Part V” I simply guessed when I thought I had it thin enough. View at: goo.gl/5Rc5x1 In this video, I show you how to measure the viscosity of paint, using a #4 Ford Cup. This along with some 2.0mm gravity feed guns is available on my Amazon store at www.budmanproductions.com or directly at astore.amazon.com/budmanproduc-20 I selected the guns simply by reading the star ratings and honed in on the ones that people liked the best within the price range of not over $50.00.

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Ron Budman published this 5:56 video tutorial on October 25, 2015. It has been watched 865,350 times on YouTube.

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