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Airhood Assembly (No Belt or Filter)
The Anest Iwata™ Complete Airhood Assembly is a compressed air fed respirator which, when supplied with breathable quality compressed air, passes it via a belt-mounted regulator and flexible tube into a visor. The regulator is fitted with a replacement nuisance odour (carbon) filter.
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Airhood Waistbelt/Filter Hose KIT
HONEYWELL Personal Air System is not only an outstanding personal air system, it’s also an unbelievable price! This ALL-IN-ONE KIT includes a positive-pressure mask, belt with carbon filter pack and mask-belt air hose.
THIS IS A MUST for every professional spray painter!
WaistBelt Charcoal Filter Kit
HONEYWELL Personal Air System is not only an outstanding personal air system, it’s also an unbelievable price! This ALL-IN-ONE KIT includes a positive-pressure mask, belt with carbon filter pack and mask-belt air hose.
THIS IS A MUST for every professional spray painter!
Whip Hose with Airbreath Fittings Kit
HONEYWELL Personal Air System is not only an outstanding personal air system, it’s also an unbelievable price! This ALL-IN-ONE KIT includes a positive-pressure mask, belt with carbon filter pack and mask-belt air hose.
THIS IS A MUST for every professional spray painter!
Baby 75mm Kit
The Great Roller Kit is made for the DIY. There are three types depending on the size of tray required. The first is the 75mm Baby Roller Kit, the second has a 230mm tray but if that is not big enough the next size offered is the 270mm tray. Each kit contains a durable tray, roller frame with a wire cage and a flat paints sleeve. This kit is ready for almost every job around the home or office. This is the perfect economical kit.
Tips for Better Painting
Half fill the well of the tray with paint and dip the roller in. It should be a little less than half submerged.
Lift the roller and roll it down the sloped grating two or three times – but not back into the paint.
Start painting with a zig zag. Ensuring that you don?t dry out the roller.
Pre wash the roller before use to remove any loose fibres. Rinse well and shake out any excess water.
Dip the roller into the paint once more and roll it on the grating until cover has been evenly saturated. Do not overload the roller or it will drip and slide, producing a uneven coat.