Can this be used with an HVLP spray gun (viz. DeVilbiss 802405 StartingLine)?
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I don't think it will work with any type of a spray gun other than an artists airbrush. It has a very low air volume so it's great for a small nail gun but not for a heavy duty nail gun because it can't keep up with the air that's required. It's a great small compressor and is much quieter than the pancake models.
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I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out small parts that I have cleaned with solvents and the like on pistols and rifles as well as my reloading bench.I hope this helps. I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out... » Read More I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out small parts that I have cleaned with solvents and the like on pistols and rifles as well as my reloading bench.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Not likely. The machine is great for it's size. A spray requires lot of air-volume.
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I would guess not. You need to check the continuous air requirements of the sprayer and compare to the compressor. This is great for nail guns which need small bursts of air, and even for that it needs to cycle more often.
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It depends, tippmanns sometimes have different barrel fittings. If your project salvo has threading like a spyder paintball marker then you should have no problem, otherwise you may have to purchase an adaptor
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Yes, you can use any type of sprayer. That is exactly why bought this in addition to my compressor for my nail guns. I don't know about recovery rates but I'm sure that with an HVLP gun you could paint a car for example. Probably even with a HPLV gun! However, if you are going to be doing *daily* commercial work, you need to upgrade to a real Heavy Duty machine.
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yes you could use anything, but you would need a hose to connect to the feed tube.unit works great, i've been painting the back porch.the worst part is the prep for the siding, and other things you don't want overspray.you can buy the backpack separately.you also may want to get the larger spray tip set.recommend the 2.0 mm, cause the unit comes with the small tip.
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I'm not sure how it would. It doesn't stick out future from the nozzle and it isn't wider than the rest of the gun itself. It can get quite hot too so you may not want it directly next to what you are working on.
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You might be able to run two guns if you are shooting stain but definitely not for latex paint with a 517 tip. Only the biggest sprayers can handle that. I am a contractor and I shoot up to 40 gallons per week through this.
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Hello Alan, I am afraid you cannot use Black & Decker BDPH400's (power unit) compressor with any other type of 3rd party spray guns. The reason being, the (power unit) compressor and the supplied gun are designed to work only with one another. If you've notice, the hose size on the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun is comparatively smaller to the one of the Black and Decker gun. If you can find a reducer attachment for the Black and Decker power unit (compressor) to match the hose size of the 'HomeRight C800863' spray gun, then it might work. There's no guarantee though that it will. I haven't tried painting ceilings with this product yet; hence, I am unsure about your second question. I hope this helps!
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CFM and spray pattern are adjustable so hard to answer. Gun works very well on low PSI and I am running standard (small) air fittings
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As far as I know. I am using it with an older Karcher Power Sprayer that I bought about 5 years ago.
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If you mean if it can use other size nozzles, the answer is yes. You have to buy them though. This gun comes with only one nozzle.
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As long as the paint reservoir tube can suck paint. Youll have to turn the paint reservoir in a way that gravity wont affect the way paint is sucked up into the sprayer. So if u do this it should work.
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If you use bleach with this unit you can damage O-rings, fittings and internals of the sprayer handle. I would advice against it. It is not design for this. On the other hand the ratio is very important, you may get by with light use. But if you need a sprayer only for this use this is not the one. Good luck.
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you can use argon and ..030 wire would be a good choice and the gun does come with both .030 and .035 contact tips..035 wire might be better for the 1/4"
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This spray gun requires an HVLP spray unit not an air compressor. HVLP means high volume low pressure which reduces overspray and less material consumption. You can buy a conventional spray gun which does use an air compressor
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yes, I own devilbiss finish line gun and I spray everything. It depends on the tip and the viscosity of the fluid being sprayed for it to lay down nice for a fine finish.
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my question why? get a HVLP sprayer. Although this post is very old i will still give my 2 cents. if you get sprayable dip then you fine. if you get the unthinned dip you need a 50/50 cut with whatever thinner you want to use. Google what you should use for your results. HVLP sprayers will give you a much better/smoother result
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I don't know. I have a Krcher pressure sprayer. Might try the Krcher website to see if it lists pressure sprayers that are compatible.