What sprayer do most of you use when spraying your finished product?
I have a Husky standard bottom spray gun, and two cheep CP harbor freight gravity fed spray guns, one 20 oz and one 4 oz detail.
Also what tip number do you use in your guns? My 20 oz has a 1.3 tip and I am planing on using it praying thinned rust-olium paint on my projects and clear coat on my horseshoe projects with the 4 oz gun.
I am converting both gravity fed guns to 3M PPS liner systems.
Thanks for any input.
Don D.
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06-10-2010, 07:59 AM #1
Painting finished product
Don D.
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06-10-2010, 08:13 AM #2
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At the shop I use the conventionnal pot for big job and rattle cans for small jobs. The rattle cans companies makes some good products these days.
A good primer is yellow oxide, I have that primer on a a 10 years old motorcycle and there is not a spect of rust on it.
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06-10-2010, 01:15 PM #3
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I use Sata and DeVilbiss HVLP guns, but that's just my preferences. I use whatever size needle and aircap that the finish manufacterer recommends in their data sheet for the product I'm spraying.


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