Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: can this system be used to spray latex paints as well?
Document: Well built, steel construction on the turbine unit, well made spray gun, I am pleased with the product, I was considering the Rockler HVLP sprayer, I'm glad I spent a little more and got this unit, It is much more versatile.
This gun sprays as nice as my Finishline FLG4 primer gun with the same 1.8 needle. I can't compare it's ability to perform with my other guns (Tekna Copper and my IWA 5670) as they are 1.3 and 1.4 needles, but I would venture to guess that it will be very close.
The fan itself is incredibly wide, 12-15&#34; at a hands distance, perfect for laying down pearls colors with a 75% overlap. It's also nice that it is a non-bleed type gun, no air spraying when the trigger's not pulled. This model has the exact specs as the Fuji Semi Pro, the only difference is this one has the 1.8 needle and cap, and the semi pro has the 1.3.
Light weight and consistent coverage . Have not had no problems great hvlp sprayer good for tubs and countertop flecking
I was very pleased with my new professional compact piece of equipment.the small turbine box works very good as a blower to dust things out.know I can do small touch up paint jobs on my car that's what I did when I was young, so good luck if you considering buying the fuji I read lots of reviews and I got what I needed (excuse my grammar spanish is my first language)
I chose the Hobby PRO 2 as I needed a turbine sprayer to use for my business of Plasti Dipping cars. I have several HVLP guns for my compressor that I use for bc/cc, lacquers, and Candy Colors, but they're overkill for spraying Plasti Dip and with a compressor running it's loud. This turbine has a moderate noise level but plenty of power. 6psi to the cap and with a 25' hose and the optional 6' flexible extension, the air stays cool and it atomizes the finish perfectly.
Answer: no