Steve-Maine
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What is a good cheap spray gun to spray motor oil on underneath of my truck. Thanks
(quoted from post at 18:37:26 08/29/14) [b:81f01f4aa3]Why do you want oil under your truck?[/b:81f01f4aa3] I have old vehicles and I'm always fighting to get the oil cleaned off the underside. For me there is nothing worse than getting covered in oil trying to repair and maintenance a vehicle.
As a painter I do know something about spraying. Either an airless sprayer would do it or a conventional sprayer connected to a pressure pot.
(quoted from post at 05:03:35 09/01/14) That's an expensive option that has it's own pitfalls. If you start with a brand new vehicle that's never seen salt it works pretty good. Otherwise you're sealing the salt in. Trust me, those of us in the rust belt have several million lifetimes of experience fighting rust. Oiling the underside and inside of doors, frames, etc works pretty good for the cost of used oil and a little labor.
Now, if I wanted to know about A/C in a car, someone from Texas would be the kind of guy I'd listen to!
(quoted from post at 20:57:57 08/29/14) Easy as pie. Go to Harbor freight and buy the hand held sand blaster gun. It has a plastic bottle that screws on to it. Holds about one quart. Works great and just don't spray the rubber lines or disk brakes.
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