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11 hours ago, cwr said:

Hi folks

Just got an electric paint sprayer (not airless). Wondering what sort of mask is required for emulsion?

Thanks

 

 

For emulsion you would want a stacked solution, I spray paint a lot, cellulose, 2K, synthetics, waterborne & emulsion and use different "stacks" depending on what I need.

 

The emulsion has the benefit that it should be low on fumes, but a sore throat will follow after painting emulsion without correct masks.

 

I use a 3M mask with an FFP3 filter which is for dust, most of the spray painting fall out is actually considered dust, so first protection is the dust, then you want a a ABE1 filter, which is organic and inorganic vapour (emulsion, I have found sometimes is made with organic pigment and sometimes inorganic). The filters I use are 3M 6057 filters, and the top FFP3's click in on top of them.

 

The 6057's are available from Screwfix and are reusable. 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Carrerahill said:

For emulsion you would want a stacked solution, I spray paint a lot, cellulose, 2K, synthetics, waterborne & emulsion and use different "stacks" depending on what I need.

 

The emulsion has the benefit that it should be low on fumes, but a sore throat will follow after painting emulsion without correct masks.

 

I use a 3M mask with an FFP3 filter which is for dust, most of the spray painting fall out is actually considered dust, so first protection is the dust, then you want a a ABE1 filter, which is organic and inorganic vapour (emulsion, I have found sometimes is made with organic pigment and sometimes inorganic). The filters I use are 3M 6057 filters, and the top FFP3's click in on top of them.

 

The 6057's are available from Screwfix and are reusable. 

 

 

Thanks Carrerahil, that's just the info I was hoping for. So I need this:

 

 

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/3m-6000-series-half-mask-medium-without-filter/4786g

 

and this:

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/3m-6057-reusable-respiratory-filters-a1b1e1-2-pack/9744g

 

and this:

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/3m-5935-particulate-filters-p3r-2-pack/9900g

 

It fairly adds up, but sure, cheaper than a new set of lungs...

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3 hours ago, SteamyTea said:

Shop in Market Jew Street has this.

 

 

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Lol. Still more use than the guy in the paint shop this morning, he just gave me a funny look and said sure I'd hardly need any mask...

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2 minutes ago, cwr said:

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks Carrerahil, that's just the info I was hoping for. So I need this:

 

 

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/3m-6000-series-half-mask-medium-without-filter/4786g

 

and this:

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/3m-6057-reusable-respiratory-filters-a1b1e1-2-pack/9744g

 

and this:

 

https://www.screwfix.com/p/3m-5935-particulate-filters-p3r-2-pack/9900g

 

It fairly adds up, but sure, cheaper than a new set of lungs...

It is expensive, but lung diseases hurt more. 

 

Also look up the Sundstrom ones. I think you can also get good deals on the 3M masks on eBay. I have that 3M mask like that and a full face 3M mask which I got on ebay for about £50 - they were £120 elsewhere.

 

 

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