Continuous Batch Mixing and Application

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Mix Flow Coat in small batches, typically using a five-gallon pail and a hand mixer. A specialized mud mixer, like the Milwaukee Mud Mixer, is highly recommended over a standard cordless drill due to its appropriate torque and extra handle for stable control and precise mixing. This process should be continuous, moving from one batch to the next without breaks to ensure a seamless finish. For larger projects, having a few extra hands will greatly assist in maintaining this continuous workflow.

Goal: Efficiently mix and apply Flow Coat in a continuous workflow.

Tools and materials

Five-gallon pail — Mixing Flow Coat batches
Milwaukee Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Attempted mixing, but not recommended due to excessive torque and lack of control
Milwaukee Mud Mixer Milwaukee — Mixing Flow Coat efficiently and with stable control

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to get the best possible adhesion. Now, would you get out of my way? Now flow coat is mixed up in small batches using a 5gallon pail and a hand mixer. You don't use a cement mixer with this product, but it's a continual process, meaning you go from one batch to the next batch to the next batch with no break in between. So it's good to have a few extra hands when you're tackling a bigger project. [Music] So, I tried the Milwaukee cordless drill

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