Whats the best spry gun for this paint?
281126
Any hvlp will work. You want to put on a lot of paint while using less pressure out of the spray gun
281127
I bought a Wagner power painter off amazon..worked perfect..think it was $49.00..
281128
I bought a Wagner hvlp but used a auto body primer gun and I should have used the Wagner.
169223
This is good but you need to thin the paint with water. You can make the spray a minimum or maximum with knob near the trigger. And you need to clean it super thorough. Other than that it's really good and super conservative with paint
1923786
I spray epoxy primer and it's pretty thick... You should be fine... Spraying latex.. 3m had one of the top primer guns out there for automotive industry., nice thing is this gun comes with a gauge and you can control how much psi goes into the gun... I bought this gun from this site and love the purchase I made.. It comes with a 1.8 nozzle which is pretty thick for most primers.. But mainly it's trial and error if you don't know.. Another key thing to note is that all spray guns require a good compressor since paint guns tend to use allot of air... hope this helped..
2013431
From the brief search I did on those substances, I'd say no. I've sprayed a rust proof primer and it came out kind of clumpy with the larger tip. I have shot tractor and implement enamels, with a little bit of thinning they can come out nicely. If you have to time to do multiple light coats, it might work.Also, and unrelated, I've been using a brake cleaner to clean this gun the last few times. It's reduced cleanup time by 2/3 and so far has shown no ill effects.
1002258
Run water thru it when done with air hose. Finish off with paint thinner with air hose. Nozzle will last forever as long as you clean it when done painting. I> E> never leave it dirty. This eye learnt 40 years after Vietnam from my painter nephew. The nozzle on this pistolla is perfect size for all paints especially latex. Hope eye helped.
2128691
Black Magic does a great job touching up guns that been 'blued'. But it sounds like what you have has been coated if it has a 'flat' finish. Cerakote is a better product for that. It needs to be sprayed on with air brush to get a smooth finish.
823736
I'd recommend the dual-action. You'll have more control, and fine detail work. The single action is fine for me, spraying diorama scenery, etc.
282810
I've never used lacquer with mine. I've sprayed a lot of oil based polyurethane and latex paint. Poly is the easiest. The trick is getting your material to the correct viscosity. A little trial and error and test sprays, this gun is easy to use.
1507796
It's more about how much air the compressor will put out per minute. You will have to stop fairly frequently to let your setup catch up if you are painting something that is large. I have/had a set of these guns. You can't use them straight out of the box. Totally take them apart and clean all the junk out of them and take the plastic gasket, that divides the nozzle from the paint chamber, and some 800 grit sandpaper and on a flat surface, lap the gasket flat (can't remember if it's the front or back side but you'll be able to tell which one should be smooth). Mine leaked air, very badly, into the paint chamber. Every time I squeezed the trigger, you could see bubbles percolating through the paint. Lapping that hard plastic gasket stopped that. Don't expect to be able to spray a candy with these guns. The pattern(s) on mine is/are too inconsistent. I ended up buying a different gun to shoot my base/clear. Matt
1985671
I just used it with Duracoat over the weekend. It worked fine except being my first time using one of these guns, I sprayed on too thin of material/too much air, so the paint dried before hitting the surface. I was trying to be a little careful, but I might need to redo the Duracoat now. Lesson learned, get the right air/material mixture.
1941030
I don't know because I haven't painted a car. But I remember reading a review that said it did a great job. From my experience using the gun, I would think it would be great. Hope this helps!
2162231
Spray the gun with oil, then wrap it in kitchen plastic wrap. I used to make holsters, and this works fine.
162215
Any. I used the cheap, small foam ones since it was a relatively small area. But it applies just like any other paint-- so I imagine you could use a roller or a brush.
450180
I think it may be a bit thick for plastic and won't work. You are probably much better off with a specialty spray like Rustoleum plastic or Kylon Fusion. Those are made for plastic specifically. Also, just being a bit handy, I would rough up the Nerf gun with some fine sandpaper before spraying this way you have a better surface to stick to. Here's a link to the plastic paint: http://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-211338-Paint-Plastic-12-Ounce/dp/B0002YPHFC/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1374670105&sr=1-1&keywords=plastic+paint
527359
Yes. I think M26, is one of the best around. But just like any other top coat, the paint surface needs to be exceptionally clean and sealed. Otherwise, even the best of top coats can appear dull and lack durability.
1363362
Thats the one i use and its great, it matches mag pul od green perfactly. ive used it on silencers, lowers, and various parts! its good stuff and he best camo paint ive had. ill be ordering more soon! hope i helped ya bud.
679429
Ask Crimson Trace about the specific gun and what product will work with it.