Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit
$17.99
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Spray leather and vinyl repair paint, colourant or top coat sealer without needing a compressor or spray gun. This kit includes a reusable metal mouth atomiser with timber mouthpiece, 190 micron paper paint strainer and empty 50ml bottle with cap. Ideal for applying light, even coats and blending colour repairs after using primer, binder, leather colourant or top coat products. A Handy Add On For Leather Repair Products. Add this kit when buying leather primer, binder, colourant, top coat sealer or one of our leather repair kits. It helps you apply a finer sprayed finish instead of relying only on brush or sponge application. DIY Leather Paint Spraying Made Simple. The mouth atomiser is breath powered, reusable and folds closed for storage. Watch our video tutorial to see how to strain your product, set up the bottle and spray light coats for a smoother repair finish. read more
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Leather Paint Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit
The Sofa Rehab Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit is a simple spray application kit for suitable leather and vinyl repair colourants, repair paints and top coat sealers. It gives DIY customers a way to apply light sprayed coats without needing a compressor, airbrush or powered spray gun.
This kit is especially useful when blending leather colour repairs, softening the edge of a touch up area or applying top coat sealer over a small to medium repair. Instead of relying only on a brush or sponge, the mouth atomiser helps you build colour in finer layers for a smoother looking repair finish.
A Handy Add On For Leather Repair Products
If you are buying leather primer, binder, colourant, top coat sealer or one of our leather repair kits, this atomiser kit is a useful add-on to consider. It gives you another application option during the colour and finishing stage of your repair.
Brushes and sponges are still useful for many repair steps, but a sprayed coat can be helpful when you want to blend colour over a wider area or avoid leaving heavier application marks. This makes the kit a practical companion for leather colour touch ups, worn colour repairs, peeling repairs and finishing work where top coat sealer is being applied.
What’s Included In The Kit?
Each kit includes:
- 1x reusable metal mouth atomiser with timber mouthpiece
- 1x disposable paper paint strainer with 190 micron mesh
- 1x empty 50ml application bottle with white cap
The paper strainer helps remove small particles from the colourant or sealer before spraying. This helps reduce the chance of blockages and supports a more consistent spray pattern. The empty bottle is supplied so you can strain your product into a clean container before fitting the atomiser and starting your spray application.
The mouth atomiser is made from silver coloured metal and has a timber mouthpiece. It also folds closed for storage, making it easy to keep with your other leather repair tools after use.
How The Mouth Atomiser Works
A mouth atomiser is a breath-powered spray applicator. The vertical pickup tube sits inside the bottle and draws liquid upward as you blow through the horizontal mouth tube. The airflow then atomises the liquid into a fine spray.
For best results, work in light coats rather than trying to cover the repair area in one heavy application. Several fine coats will usually give a cleaner finish than one wet coat, especially when blending leather colourant or applying top coat sealer.
Always test first on a hidden area, spare material or cardboard before spraying a visible repair area. This lets you check the spray pattern, product flow, colour match and your spraying technique before applying it to your furniture.
You Can Do It Yourself And Save
This kit is designed to support DIY leather repair customers who want a smoother colour or sealer application without investing in professional spray equipment. It is small, simple to use and easy to add to your leather repair order.
Watch our video tutorial to see how to strain the product, set up the atomiser and apply light coats. If you are unsure whether this kit is suitable for your repair, contact Sofa Rehab for help choosing the right products and application method.
Watch How To Use This Mouth Atomiser
Watch our step-by-step video tutorial to see how easy it is to use the Sofa Rehab Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit. In this video, we show how to strain your leather paint or top coat sealer, set up the atomiser and apply light, even coats for a smoother DIY repair finish. It’s a handy guide if you want to blend leather colour repairs without needing a compressor or professional spray equipment.
Technical Specification's
Technical Specification's
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Sofa Rehab Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Manual spray applicator kit for suitable leather and vinyl repair colourants, repair paints and top coat sealers |
| Kit Contents | 1 x mouth atomiser, 1 x paper paint strainer, 1 x empty 50ml bottle with white cap |
| Atomiser Construction | Silver coloured metal atomiser with timber mouthpiece |
| Atomiser Design | Hinged folding design for easier storage when not in use |
| Vertical Pickup Tube Length | 136mm |
| Vertical Pickup Tube Inner Diameter | 2.8mm |
| Pickup Tube Base | Angled base to help the tube sit at the bottom of the bottle while still allowing liquid flow |
| Horizontal Mouth Tube Length | 76mm including timber mouthpiece |
| Horizontal Mouth Tube Inner Diameter | 5mm |
| Paint Strainer Type | Disposable paper cone strainer with mesh filter |
| Paint Strainer Mesh Size | 190 microns |
| Paint Strainer Features | Includes 2 hanging holes so the strainer can be suspended while liquid flows through the mesh |
| Bottle Type | Empty 50ml Boston bottle with white cap |
| Recommended Use | For spraying suitable Sofa Rehab leather and vinyl repair products that are recommended for spray application |
| Cleaning | Clean the atomiser immediately after use before colourant, paint or sealer dries inside the pickup tube or spray outlet |
Important Use Notes
Use only with suitable leather and vinyl repair products recommended for this type of spray application. Do not use the mouth atomiser with solvent based, hazardous, flammable or unknown liquids. Work in a well ventilated area and avoid breathing in spray mist.
How To Tutorial
How To Tutorial
How To Use The Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit
The Sofa Rehab Mouth Atomiser & Paint Strainer Kit is used to spray suitable leather and vinyl repair colourants, repair paints, binders, primers and top coat sealers by hand. It is ideal for applying light coats, blending repair edges and finishing small to medium DIY leather repair areas without needing a compressor, airbrush or powered spray gun.
Before You Start
- Only use products that are suitable for spray application.
- Work in a well ventilated area and avoid breathing in spray mist.
- Protect surrounding furniture, flooring and nearby surfaces from overspray.
- Always test first on cardboard, spare material or a hidden area before spraying a visible repair.
- Do not use the mouth atomiser with solvent based, hazardous, flammable or unknown liquids.
Step By Step Instructions
- Prepare your repair area.
Make sure the leather or vinyl surface has been cleaned, prepared and repaired according to the instructions for the product you are using. - Mix the product if required.
Prepare your leather colourant, repair paint or top coat sealer according to its instructions. Only thin the product if the product instructions recommend doing so. - Strain the product.
Place the 190 micron paper paint strainer over the empty 50ml bottle. Pour the product through the strainer so any small particles are removed before spraying. - Fit the atomiser to the bottle.
Place the vertical pickup tube into the bottle so the angled base sits near the bottom of the bottle. This helps the tube draw up liquid while still allowing product to flow. - Open the atomiser into position.
Fold the atomiser open so the horizontal mouth tube and vertical pickup tube form the correct spraying position. - Test the spray pattern.
Blow steadily through the timber mouthpiece while aiming the atomiser at cardboard or spare material. Check the spray flow before spraying your repair area. - Spray light coats.
Hold the atomiser away from the surface and apply a light, even spray. Move smoothly across the repair area rather than holding the spray in one spot. - Build colour gradually.
Apply several light coats instead of one heavy wet coat. Allow each coat to dry as required by the product instructions before applying the next coat. - Blend the repair edges.
When spraying colourant, lightly feather the spray beyond the repaired area to help soften hard edges and blend the repair into the surrounding leather or vinyl. - Apply top coat sealer if required.
Once the colour stage is complete and dry, use the atomiser to apply suitable top coat sealer in light coats, following the sealer instructions.
Tips For A Better Finish
- Light coats are easier to control than heavy coats.
- Keep the atomiser moving while spraying to avoid runs or uneven build up.
- Practise your airflow and hand movement before spraying the furniture.
- If the spray becomes uneven, stop and check that the pickup tube and spray outlet are not blocked.
- Straining the product before use helps reduce the chance of blockages and supports a smoother spray pattern.
Cleaning After Use
Clean the atomiser immediately after use, before colourant, repair paint or top coat sealer dries inside the pickup tube or spray outlet. Flush and wipe the atomiser according to the cleaning instructions for the product you have sprayed. Allow the atomiser to dry before folding it closed and storing it with your repair supplies.
Need Help?
If you are unsure whether this atomiser kit is suitable for your leather repair product, contact Sofa Rehab before use. We can help you choose the right repair product, application method and finishing process for your DIY leather or vinyl repair.
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FAQs
Can I spray leather paint without an air compressor?
Yes, this mouth atomiser kit lets you spray suitable leather and vinyl colourant, repair paint or top coat sealer without using an air compressor, airbrush or powered spray gun. It is breath powered, making it a simple option for small to medium DIY leather repair jobs where you want to apply light sprayed coats.
What is a mouth atomiser used for in leather repair?
A mouth atomiser is used to spray fine coats of leather colourant, vinyl repair paint or top coat sealer over a repair area. It is especially useful for blending the edges of a colour repair, softening brush or sponge marks and helping the repaired area look more even against the surrounding leather.
Do I need to strain leather paint before spraying it?
Yes, straining leather paint or colourant before spraying is recommended. The included 190 micron paper paint strainer helps remove small particles or lumps before the product goes through the atomiser. This can reduce the chance of blockages and help create a smoother spray pattern.
Can I use this with leather primer, binder, colourant and top coat sealer?
This kit is suitable for use with Sofa Rehab leather and vinyl repair products that are recommended for spray application, including compatible colourants and top coat sealers. It can be a useful add-on when buying primer, binder, leather colourant, top coat sealer or a leather repair kit, but always follow the instructions for the specific product being sprayed.
Is a mouth atomiser good for DIY leather repair?
Yes, a mouth atomiser is a handy DIY leather repair tool when you want a finer application than brushing or sponging alone. It is best used for light coats, colour blending and sealer application. Practise on cardboard or a hidden area first, then build the repair finish gradually rather than spraying one heavy wet coat.
Why won’t liquid spray through my mouth atomiser?
If liquid is not spraying through the mouth atomiser, first check that the vertical pickup tube and horizontal mouth tube are positioned correctly for the viscosity of the liquid. If the product is too thick, it may need to be thinned according to the product instructions before it will flow and spray properly. If the atomiser still will not spray, check for a blockage in the tube or spray outlet, then clean and flush the atomiser before trying again.
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