Decent inexpensive spray gun to use w/air compressor?
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I have used the harbor freight help spray guns. I buy one for primer, one for color and one for clear. Clean them in between coats then throw them away.
I've painted 3 different projects with they're spray guns. Try work great! And I get great results.
I've used nothing but SATA guns in the past but mine broke, so I bought An HF gun in a pinch.
I'll never buy an expensive gun again, I'll buy those then throw them away.
I've painted 3 different projects with they're spray guns. Try work great! And I get great results.
I've used nothing but SATA guns in the past but mine broke, so I bought An HF gun in a pinch.
I'll never buy an expensive gun again, I'll buy those then throw them away.
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Ive had good luck with the lower line devilbiss guns in their StartingLine series...
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I bought a spray gun from auto paint supply for $60 it needs 7-9 com. I have to rent a compressor for this job ( my box truck ) do the harbor freight guns need less cfm ?
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I really like the Devilbiss Startingline and Finishline series. I own about 5-6 from those series and also they are a solid HVLP for the cost. I also have a few Sata conventional guns, the HVLP is easier and more efficient to use as conventional only gets about 30% on the surface you're painting and 70% is wasted in the atmosphere. But I like those two brands as its what my experience is and I have been painting cars, motorcycles and planes for 15yrs.