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Imagine getting your mobility -- and your freedom -- back. Going where you want to go - inside or outside. Turning heads as you cruise by in style. There's just nothing like a Zinger chair.
The Zinger Chair is a personal electric vehicle and is not a medical device nor a wheelchair, and has not been submitted to the Food and Drug Administration for review or clearance. Zinger is not intended for medical purposes to provide mobility to persons restricted to a sitting position. It is not covered by Medicare or Medicaid.
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In a Zinger, you’ll roll right up to your table. No adjustments to the Zinger, no changing seats, no ‘parking’ your scooter and no fuss. Zinger easily fits right under a standard table or desk, even with the arm rails installed.
When it’s time to back out, you simply push off the table or with your feet and Zinger backs up easily and conveniently. If you prefer, the Zinger is equipped with a reverse mode to make backing up a breeze.
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Simply pull the release cable and it folds to just 10" in seconds. No parts to assemble or disassemble. See how easy it really is.
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At just 47 lbs. including the battery, it's light enough for you or a helper to put it in your back seat or trunk. When folded, it even rolls like a suitcase.
Get around the house...and around the world with your Zinger. Shopping, restaurants, a bike ride with kids, even cruises and air travel. Mobility issues won't slow you down with your Zinger!
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With less than a half hour of practice, you'll be zinging around your home, your block and wherever your travels take you!
No other power mobility product maneuvers like a Zinger. The patented two-lever driving system makes tight turns a breeze. Watch it literally turn on a dime.
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Three speed settings keep you in full control of how fast (or slow) you want to go. Low is perfect for around the house, and makes learning easy and safe. Medium allows up to 3 mph, great for keeping pace with a friend on foot. In High, the Zinger goes up to 6 mph to get you there fast!
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Life's inevitable bumps in the road won't stop your Zinger. While it's not built for beach sand or other off roading, the powerful motor and low center of gravity let you go most places without risk of tipping. Grass, gravel or bumps up to 2" are no problem in your Zinger. Take a look.
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Are you limited in the use of your arms or hands? The Zoomer Chair offers the same benefits that make the Zinger so popular but features an innovative joystick control system that can be easily operated with just one hand .
Zoomer Chair’s joystick control can be mounted on the left or right for the rider’s comfort.
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Zinser Bullseye 123 Primer over Oil Based Paint
Is Bullseye 123 any good for priming old oil base doors and frames? So far I have sprayed half of our interior doors with it and top coated them with SW Pro-Classic, but I have only half finished their frames, which are being brushed.
Have I screwed up? Neither the primer coats nor the top coats are bubbling, but when I sand down a flaw in the frame it is pretty easy to go through to the old paint. But the primer coat is less than a week old and I believe it takes 30 days to maximize adhesion.
The folks at a big box store selling Valspar Bonding Primer tell me that nothing but a bonding primer will do. Of course one of them also said that the Valspar Bonding Primer will ruin a sprayer the first time you use it, but I notice on line that both the Valspar and big box store representative say you can spray it.
At this point I have half a dozen more doors and frames to do. If a good idea, I will do pick up a bonding primer for them and I will even sand the 123 and SW ProClassic off the frames that are done, but I really don't see the percentage in messing with those finished 6 doors unless their paint job starts to get weird.
Suggestions, please.
one of them also said that the Valspar Bonding Primer will ruin a sprayer the first time you use it,
I am not sure, but think the 123 would work fine, if the preparation I did was better. In a few spots, when going to lightly sand between top coats with 320, the top coat and the primer comes off very easily. But in most places it is a chore to sand the top coat and 123 down. I guess the problem is in too many spots the adhesion between the old glossy oil base and the latex 123 primer is just too tentative.
I started to sand everything off the frame in preparation of a bonding primer, and it is a lot of work. I am wondering if I can get away with sanding down the entire suffer in prep of a final top coat, but spot painting any places where the primer and top coat easily comes off. Being extra careful to rough them up with sanding before primering.
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I wondered about what the guy at the Big Box store said about the Valspar Bonding Primer ruining a sprayer. Specifically, I wondered if he knew what he was talking about. Even the Valspar Q&A site says it can be sprayed.
Bullseye 123 is pretty decent primer and bonds well to a lot of surfaces including tile... But if you want the best adhesion you should wait about 7 days before painting it. It takes longer to cure on surfaces like tile or oil paint because it can only dry to one side... Outward. If you try to scratch it off after 7 days the bond is way better.
Thanks XSleeper. I went to the SW store and talked with the manager about the Bullseye 123, which I had gotten elsewhere. As for the work painted to date, he explained how to finish it. I asked if I should be using a "bonding" primer for the remaining several doors and frames and he could have sold me some expensive primer, but he said just to use the 123 but be a bit more careful to rough the old paint with paper and to use a deglosser.
The door jambs with which I had some problems were indeed topcoated only three days after being primed and that would partially explain the poor adhesion in a few spots. Fortunately, I only had time to prime the other three jambs so far worked on, before I had to take a short trip. I will leave them alone until a week past priming them.
Since it seems Bullseye 123 is a pretty good product and I noted it took some effort to sand it and the one coat of SW Pro-Classic down to the old oil paint, I elected to simply give everything a light sanding and apply another coat of Bullseye. As for the jambs so far only painted with a single coat of Bullseye, they are getting a second coat. I will let everything cure for a week before top coating.
I am guessing that the spots where the top coat and primer coat came off very easily may not have been covered with much primer
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