Yes, the new E-Mix XT is designed to handle spray ratios from 1:1 up to 6:1. For pricing info and additional details, please get in contact with your local Graco sales rep by filling out this form: www.graco.com/us/en/lp/ced/e-mix-xt.html#form.

Is the piston stuck? Did you take it apart again to check the shims and packings? I have a similar problem. The pump looses pressure on the down stroke whiling moving quickly then on the up stroke it moves at a steady slow speed.

Graco.com and search for manual number: 3A3164EN !

To measure the thickness of the coating

What is the. The name of the ruler is commercial

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@@fareslafta3980 it’s called a mil gauge , you sometimes getting them for free with an order.

Hi Martin. The part number is 24X570. Please let us know if you need anything else. Thanks!

Hi! The only 3' hose in the video is 7250psi Black. The blue hose length is 25 ft. Thanks!

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@@als3449 Any of these hoses can be used on their own, but you want to make sure you select the right one for the pressure needed. Please let me know if this answered your question. Thank you!

@@GracoProtectiveCoatingSprayers Thank you

Perdón es una xm 50

Claudio Quando compraron la XM50 ? Mandeme un email a [email protected] Y le puedo dar mas information. Gracias

Woody Holloway Hi! Do you know what size lower/ pump is on your machine? You can then reference pages 27 - 29 in this manual: www.graco.com/content/dam/graco/tech_documents/manuals/311/311762/311762EN-ZAH.pdf Also might need a rod and cylinder as well. Please let us know if this helps. Thanks!

Jonothan Niblett Hi Jonothan, The B side of the mix manifold, on XP and XM, has a restrictor to help balance pressures. XP is better for shorter pot life because it pushes A and B to mix point simultaneously rather than dosing like the XM which requires an integrator hose

Is there any possibility to not cure the material in xm50 after spray?? The mixing ration is ok. Any other possibilities?

Thanks Oregon! That is great to hear.

Please let us know if there are any other videos we should make. Always looking for new ideas from those using our equipment every day. Thanks!

When in the field and experiencing a leak from the top of the cylinder, or a sticky ball in the piston, we've often put the sprayer on its back and removed the cylinder exposing the piston without dropping the whole lower leg. Because the throat packings are securely in place, guiding the piston, is there any real chance of damage when removing the cylinder against the direction of the lips of the piston packings? I suspect reinstalling it would be less risky because we're going in the direction of the lips. Thoughts?

pfchotrod Hi! The job was in Minneapolis, so we were working with a pot life of an hour.

@@GracoProtectiveCoatingSprayers we're trying to use this stuff now with a roller ,not spray, and its setting up in 15-30 minutes like granite, the average day here in southeastern pa is 85-90 deg and 60%+ humidity.

Whenever a material sets up around 25 minutes or less, we recommend a plural component sprayer. Here is a link to our XP sprayer. Our area sales manager is John Lihwa and he’s fantastic. Very knowledgeable and can help you out. Here is his contact info. [email protected] 330-413-5948 Here is a link to our XP sprayers in case you need to switch to a plural component machine. www.graco.com/us/en/contractor/products/protective-coatings-polyurea/protective-coatings-spray-equipment/xp-plural-component-sprayers.html

Please let us know if this helps or if you need anything. We are happy to check things out, answer questions, etc. Thanks!

@@pfchotrod Hi! Wanted to check in and see how things were going. If you are still having an issues with the material, the Sherwin-Williams rep should be able to help. I spoke to Sherwin today and they said you should be getting a longer pot life on that material. Please keep me posted. Thank you!