Als Liner question
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Als Liner question
I was planning to spray bedliner today, went to set up the gun for the 50 psi as instructed. I'm not sure of the characteristics of the gun but it continually bleeds air before triggering the gun, is this normal for this or do I have a malfunctioning gun. Being sunday I'm not able to get hold of anyone at Al's liner or the distributor I purchased the product from and was really hoping to get this sprayed today.
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So you're saying my gun is normal to bleed air continually?
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Maybe, I don’t know what you have, no poorly translated instruction sheet huh? 
I’m saying that the cheaper paint guns are called full bleed and use continual air flow to siphon product (venturi) into the spray air rather then pressure guns (more money) that pressure the product and force it up into the spray air. I think.
If this box liner is for the inside of your panel I wouldn’t camp in there for a few days.
I’m saying that the cheaper paint guns are called full bleed and use continual air flow to siphon product (venturi) into the spray air rather then pressure guns (more money) that pressure the product and force it up into the spray air. I think.
If this box liner is for the inside of your panel I wouldn’t camp in there for a few days.
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Maybe, I don’t know what you have, no poorly translated instruction sheet huh?
I’m saying that the cheaper paint guns are called full bleed and use continual air flow to siphon product (venturi) into the spray air rather then pressure guns (more money) that pressure the product and force it up into the spray air. I think.
If this box liner is for the inside of your panel I wouldn’t camp in there for a few days.
I’m saying that the cheaper paint guns are called full bleed and use continual air flow to siphon product (venturi) into the spray air rather then pressure guns (more money) that pressure the product and force it up into the spray air. I think.
If this box liner is for the inside of your panel I wouldn’t camp in there for a few days.
Anyways , back to the gun issue, I sprayed the underside of the box this afternoon and the gun works fine. The kit didn't go quite as far as I would have liked but that was because I put it on thicker than it probably needed to be but now have a better feel for the gun and will hopefully do better when spraying the inside of the box and tailgate. I believe I was in panic mode because there is only a 20 minute pot life to the mix, it only took me 10 minutes to spray a gallon, so when I do some more I'll try and relax a bit and do it in maybe 18,lol
