Why “Never Fails” Isn’t Good Enough
In the product world, we are never the source that will scream from the rooftops when a product hits a home run once. It has to hit many home runs in many ballparks before getting star treatment from us. Sure, we might tweet it out to colleagues that we had a good experience on a given day, but we need many success stories before we commit a product to “house” status.
Sherwin Williams Wood Classics Satin booted ZAR Ultramax out of here as our house clear.
Read our review of Sherwin Williams Wood Classics Satin as it appeared in the Jan ’15 APC.
Scott Burt
Scott Burt is a contractor and freelance writer whose column "From the Field" has appeared in American Painting Contractor magazine (www.paintmag.com) since 2008. His writing and projects also appear in other print and digital venues. This site is an extension of Scott's publication work, and he encourages readers to leave comments and questions about articles published here. Hope to hear from you!
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Hi Scott,
I have a graco 395 11 finish pro
I am wondering if you use the flat tip or switch tip when spraying sw wood classics waterborne clear. I would also like to hear from you on witch tip size u recommend and what fluid And air pressures.
Hi Jason, you can use either tip style. We use both. Tip size depends on what are spraying. Usually anything from 208-412 in the green fine finish tips.