HVLP Sprayer
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Cargo Master
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HVLP Sprayer
I posted this in the paint and body forum....Any opinions on these? I don't have a large compressor, looking into these.
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I have used a way cheaper ($300-$400) turbine sprayer to paint cars and they work well. I have never used expensive HVLP guns so i have nothing to compare them to. If you use a single stage urethane you dont have to worry too much about small blemishes as long as you wet sand and polish it after the paint cures.
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I have used a way cheaper ($300-$400) turbine sprayer to paint cars and they work well. I have never used expensive HVLP guns so i have nothing to compare them to. If you use a single stage urethane you dont have to worry too much about small blemishes as long as you wet sand and polish it after the paint cures.
I'm going with a base/clear coat. Which model would you recommend?
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For that kind of money I would get a good compressor (I have a Quincy) and a decent paint gun. Two stage paint is forgiving.
Then you have a good compressor for all your other projects. Unless you plan on using that Eastwood set up a lot I would not recommend it.
Then you have a good compressor for all your other projects. Unless you plan on using that Eastwood set up a lot I would not recommend it.
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