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Thanks man. I will warm the paint and the garage before I put another coat on. I sure hope that helps.

The paint was probably to cold and did thicken up. Like I said the tip was brand new. I think it was just to cold in the garage and the paint was to cold also.

Yes, I left the paint in the garage also. Do you think if I brought the paint inside the house for a few days and ran a mr. Heater for a few hours to bring the temperature up to around 70 in the garage and then sprayed it it would do better.

This is the way it looks. Right now.

Yes you will.

I thought it was too but it was a brand new tip. The filter looked good as well.

It was the graco magnum project painter plus. It was about 50 degrees when I sprayed it. The primer was not thin at all.

The sprayer is brand new. I unboxed it and put it together. The titan tip may work better. However I think I may roll it. The kilz oil primer I used was thick. I used a drill to stir it.

Yes that is the same sprayer I was using. The sprayer and tip is brand new. I unboxed it and put it together. I think I will just roll it.

Hey guys I started painting my garage interior today and tried to use my stepfathers graco magnum project painter plus to spray oil base kilz. I used a .515 tip which is the largest tip the sprayer will accept. It was leaving tails bad with the pressure all the way up. I tried it at all the...

I had never thought of that. I see how that could work and save some money. I'm gonna have 2 shelves 21' long and then some shorter ones underneath. Do you think I could skip every other stud and still be ok with out the track? I only need 7 tracks to cover the area I'm gonna do. I just looked...

Oh I didn't know that. What I plan to do is use the hang track plus mount the standards to the studs. That should be sufficient enough. I would think that way it would increase the capacity. What would you do?

The hang track has a weight limit of 2000lbs per 40" when mounted to studs. Ill have 7 of them across the wall. I also will be using the supported shelf brackets that are rated for 500lbs. I should be in great shape.

"You'll have trouble hitting the weight limits if you install directly through the screw holes in the standards" Did you mean it would take a lot to get to the weight limit if installed correctly? Wow!!! They must be unrealistic in the shelf capacity for a 350 and the Trans to sit on one...

I like the weight limits. Seems to be a really strong system. My wife's seasonal decorations ways a ton so I should be good to go.

Thank you all for the feedback. I feel confident now in the decision to buy this product. It will be a great help to my garage and maybe help me get some room. I plan on building a detached garage in the future and will come back for info. I really enjoy this site. It's not like others where...

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That's where I'm getting mine at. I also am gonna get the 20" brackets as they say they can support a 24" shelf.