Reddit reviews TCP Global 50 Pack of Paint Strainers with Fine 190 Micron Filter Tips - Premium"Pure Blue" Ultra-Flow Blue Nylon Mesh - Cone Paint Filter Screen
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Pack of 50 Premium Quality "PURE BLUE" ultra-flow fine blue nylon mesh paint strainers with fine 190 micron filter tipsHigh performance cone shaped paint strainers that eliminate dirt, dust, particulates, lumps or any debris that can affect your paint job by clogging your spray gun, airless sprayer or paint brushStrainers are perfect for all painting projects, as they strain out particles down to 190 microns and work for all types of solvent or water-based paints, stains, varnishes, epoxy, latex and other liquidsDisposable strainers are ideal for automotive coatings like primers, sealers, basecoats, clear coats and single stage topcoats. Also excellent for house, hobby, arts and craft paintsExclusive TCP Global design with premium durable lint free blue nylon mesh, fast ultra-flow tip and thick paperboard to reduce bleed through
I use these to strain it for re-use. I go through a lot of oil for tailgating and thanksgiving turkeys every year.
Disposing of it properly is the harder part. Most of the time I can get a local restaurant to let me dump it in their oil tub (for recycling). The other times it goes into a sealed container and out with the regular garbage.
I use these:
https://www.amazon.com/TCP-Global-Strainers-Micron-Filter/dp/B000PA09V0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1492969699&sr=8-2&keywords=paint+filter
They sell them on amazon, something I googled at random https://www.amazon.com/TCP-Global-Strainers-Micron-Filter/dp/B000PA09V0
The goal is the same to filter out any tiny bits of hardened goo. So any fine strainer is likely okay to use.
> now I get little specks/chunks of paint
Did you filter the paint when you pour it into the sprayer? Homedepot, lowes both sells something like this that you need to use
https://www.amazon.com/TCP-Global-Strainers-Micron-Filter/dp/B000PA09V0
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> Also, the other annoying thing is I have a spray booth and I use a hanger with hooks attached to the cabinet door but the spray gun is very powerful and blows the door around.
Yup, this is a common problem. Personally I don't like that method because of that. I just lay the door down flat on 1 face, paint all the doors, let them dry, flip them over then paint the other side.
you can use those "artist" acrylic paints for model paints. I know quite a few local GK builders who do. The problem with those is you have to filter them first either through a paint strainer http://www.amazon.com/50-Mesh-Fine-Paint-Strainer/dp/B000PA09V0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318825639&sr=8-1 or through nylon stockings(make sure it goes through 3 layers of stockings though. You can then either use Windex, 91% rubbing alcohol or wind shield wiper fluid(the kind without anti-freeze) to thin it. You're going to want to go for a consistency of milk when you do thin. So when you swirl it around in the jar it's going to flow about as much as milk does.
Shake it and strain it (either order). If it's already in your vat, put a funnel and strainer on the bottle and pour it back in. Or use an extra bottle and collect it first and shake it, it should help it strain better.
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