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I have a couple of fence spraying jobs for customers. Previously, i have brushed by hand but due to the length of the fencing i believe spraying is the way forward. Can anyone recommend a decent spray tool. would you use an electric or air configuration. also what do have you have in place to prevent over spray

when considering neighbours etc

Many thanks

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i have used a earlex but the over heat used to cut in after a coupple of panels. i have used a 8lt pump sprayer with good results but had to thin the normal water based fence paint down by half which makes it into the sprayable paint that you pay twice the price for. you might have to give it two coats depending how long ago it was painted. just use a flat peace of cardboard for the over spray. make shore you give the sprayer a good clean after use

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