We are presenting a simplified table which shows the various levels of viscosity each gun can handle. Viscosity is the resistance of a fluid to flow; its “thickness” (i.e. low viscosity material means it is thinner). These are just general rules of thumb; when it comes to specifics about materials, we suggest you contact the material manufacturer for the best results. Each category presents a link to the section where you can find the individual model with a thumbnail and description.
| Material Used |
Rating* |
| Acrylic |
L |
| Adhesives |
M/H |
| Asphalt |
H/VH |
| Butyl |
H/VH |
| Cement |
H/VH |
| Latex |
L |
| Silicone |
L/M |
| Urethanes |
H |
*L – Low Viscosity Material
M – Medium Viscosity Material
H – High Viscosity Material
VH- Very High Viscosity Material
