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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by BornToStripe (unclaimed legacy handle) , Sep 3, 2006. 5 replies, last reply Sep 5, 2006.
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Both types of striping machines have their die hard fans. Let's see those hands!
B BSDeality Unclaimed legacy handle This was me: claim this handle
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airless for me. I found my airless setup is about 33% more paint efficient than the air system it replaced.
D dbarnettt Unclaimed legacy handle This was me: claim this handle
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What about all of the above? Minus the air. Actually we've pretty much eliminated the spray cans(stencils work) and rollers(blue squares). The luxury of having multiple machines!!
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Airless machine of course (does anyone on here use air anymore?) but we also use black spray cans regularly... they are invaluable for 4" #'s on curb
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airless is the way to go.
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