pros help with first gun buy
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pros help with first gun buy
hey guys, im about to buy my first gun...what do you think about this? please anything...
http://www.eastwoodco.com/shopping/p...roductID=15988
-and whats the difference in the first and second? its a hundred more.
i plan on painting over my trans am BUT would like to just paint cars in general. I have a crazy p.o.s. dd that im going to paint first and i have three junk cars im going to practice on
i also have a huge shop i can use...my work, daddy owns...and im going to build a paint booth and i have a 80 gallon compressor
so is this a good first gun?
http://www.eastwoodco.com/shopping/p...roductID=15988
-and whats the difference in the first and second? its a hundred more.
i plan on painting over my trans am BUT would like to just paint cars in general. I have a crazy p.o.s. dd that im going to paint first and i have three junk cars im going to practice on
i also have a huge shop i can use...my work, daddy owns...and im going to build a paint booth and i have a 80 gallon compressor
so is this a good first gun?
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devilbliss makes good guns, and thats an ok set up for a hobbest, IMO with that kit, your paying more for the small things, then you need. look into geting a devilbliss FinishLine or a sharpe cobalt, both are very good starter guns. put it this way, I would never spary a car with the devilbliss startingline set up you posted, but I would with the two I said.. and the price is about the same.
another gun that has proven its self to me many many times is the binks m1-g its about $350 but its one hell of a gun from the price.
FYI: devilbliss, binks, sharpe,graco and eastwood's house brand gun are ALL made by the same company now.
iwata, and sata jet are also the same company.
and remember never pick a spray gun too big for your air compressor!
another gun that has proven its self to me many many times is the binks m1-g its about $350 but its one hell of a gun from the price.
FYI: devilbliss, binks, sharpe,graco and eastwood's house brand gun are ALL made by the same company now.
iwata, and sata jet are also the same company.
and remember never pick a spray gun too big for your air compressor!
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http://www.eastwoodco.com/shopping/p...roductID=11202
$169.99 devilbliss finishline it even comes with two tips now, very good gun for the price.....
Iwata is by far the best gun ive owned, I also spray a lot of dupont paint, and chroma-base has a chart for iwata. very handy.
Spry guns are not allways "you get what you pay for" the type of gun needs to match the painter, I spent over $500 for a sata digital, years ago when they first came out, and I hated it, but a firend of mine loves it. I could have done better with a finishline..
My gun I use now are
Binks M1-G for nason single stage paints, and some urthane primers.
devilbliss gfg for base coats and some primers.
devilbliss takna with a 1.3 tip for noithing but clear coats.
Its not my perfect setup but it is working good for me. also you dont need different guns to paint a car, I paint 2-3 cars a week, and Ive found it much more convenient. Now I dont have the need to spend 20mins adjusting my gun and regluators.
What ever gun you chooise, rember to keep it very clean. I don't like to let my guns go "dry" I allways keep thinner in them when their not in use.
$169.99 devilbliss finishline it even comes with two tips now, very good gun for the price.....
Iwata is by far the best gun ive owned, I also spray a lot of dupont paint, and chroma-base has a chart for iwata. very handy.
Spry guns are not allways "you get what you pay for" the type of gun needs to match the painter, I spent over $500 for a sata digital, years ago when they first came out, and I hated it, but a firend of mine loves it. I could have done better with a finishline..
My gun I use now are
Binks M1-G for nason single stage paints, and some urthane primers.
devilbliss gfg for base coats and some primers.
devilbliss takna with a 1.3 tip for noithing but clear coats.
Its not my perfect setup but it is working good for me. also you dont need different guns to paint a car, I paint 2-3 cars a week, and Ive found it much more convenient. Now I dont have the need to spend 20mins adjusting my gun and regluators.
What ever gun you chooise, rember to keep it very clean. I don't like to let my guns go "dry" I allways keep thinner in them when their not in use.