Guessing it doesn't come with the paint cup. What extra parts do I need to buy to make this usable in the smallest quantities? Just a hobbyist.
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You will need a cup and top, liners, filters. They are all available on Amazon. Also ck your local auto paint supply store. I know Sherwin Williams stock it all locally here
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3M makes PPS cups for the gun but I think you can only get them in packs of 100. Probably better off getting a devilbiss hvlp or a knock off gun to save money.
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need disposable cups and lids.that is what the cups and lids are called. but they are not; use small amounts of paint and when through run water or thinner and clean cups and filter. they can be reused depending on cleaning; i have used same cup for 40+ jobs and not replaced. i have replaced filters after 2 to 3 jobs depending on whether i did a good cleaning just make sure your Pistola is thoroughly clean by running H20 or thinner thru it. if you err do it by throwing out filter after use and again make sure Pistola innards are clean by running H20 or thinner. H20 is less expensive.
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You will need the cup with lid and liners however the Kit contains 50 disposable lids with 200 micron filters, 50 disposable liners, and 20 sealing plugs Part Number 3M 16000 PPS Standard Size Kit ($96.00) : the cup is part # 3M 16001 PPS Standard Cup and Collar ($24.00) and really that is all you will need - this is what we use - there are smaller lids/liners and cup/collar but we are sorry we do not use them so no part numbers we know of - good luck !
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I would still paint it myself and ignore that the pre-colored design is there. I have not built mine yet but the quality is definitely on par with Tamiya.
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This is a model car that you need to build. I got this one for my brother, it comes in pieces and you glue the parts together. I believe this one needs to be painted as well, so most model car hobbyists have their own paint and brush sets to use. After its built it is for display.
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Hi Matt, No glue or paint is included.But I found that most parts did not need to be glued.
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Go to Hobby Lobby. Take the compressor with you. It will be in the section with the model cars. It's the same compressor and parts used for painting small models!
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They don't even need anything that fancy. :) the bottles have a straight tube that sticks up and slides into a tube on the brush. one tip about the siphon feed it takes a good bit of extra air pressure to get it to feed well. If you don't need the large supply of paint I would use the gravity feed. But with them you have to do the cleanup to switch colors, so I guess it is a trad off either way. LOL I hope I haven't confused you. Have fun, I know I have. (even without an artistic bone in my body) but I just use it to paint my RC planes.
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No Osok, you must supply your own glue & paints. All the model kit includes is the pieces to assemble it and some of them are very small. I hope you have good eyes! Have fun.
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This kit comes with everything except paint / stain / clear coats. You even get a set of strings! :-) I found it to be an education and fun project assembling mine. I'll be refinishing it in the spring. Not sure if Amazon will allow me to post a link, but I'll try... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3h1z9Tls2U
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Jesse:The kit I got was not complete but it was not per se advertised as such; although, the condition was at best fair from storing the gun wet.The Gravity Cup was not included. The siphon cup was included.Only the B and D caps were included along with 3 needles, 3 nozzles and some rebuild parts.I can't say what constitutes the full kit but the case has spots for the A and C caps along with slots for another three needle nozzle combinations. I think the gun kits also include cleaning tools and a viscosity tool.Good luck with your purchase, you may want to pay the additional $$ and go new as the gun care is such a huge factor on the condition and photos just won't show if the gun was stored wet. Jesse:The kit I got was not complete but it was not per se advertised as such; although, the condition was at best fair from storing the gun wet.The Gravity Cup was not included. The siphon cup was included.Only the B and D caps were included along with 3 needles, 3 nozzles and some rebuild parts.I can't say what constitutes the full kit but the case has spots for the A and C caps along with slots for another three needle nozzle combinations. I think the gun kits also include cleaning tools and a viscosity tool.Good luck with your... » Read More Jesse:The kit I got was not complete but it was not per se advertised as such; although, the condition was at best fair from storing the gun wet.The Gravity Cup was not included. The siphon cup was included.Only the B and D caps were included along with 3 needles, 3 nozzles and some rebuild parts.I can't say what constitutes the full kit but the case has spots for the A and C caps along with slots for another three needle nozzle combinations. I think the gun kits also include cleaning tools and a viscosity tool.Good luck with your purchase, you may want to pay the additional $$ and go new as the gun care is such a huge factor on the condition and photos just won't show if the gun was stored wet. « Show Less
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No paint touch up kit was included. Any black flat paint would work - something like rust - o - leum might be best.
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. It's possible but I would look for another type cup. They are quite small and Would be hard for children to paint.
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you will need glue and paint. this is not an beginners kit with a lot of small parts. also the the rods and pistons mechanisms attaching to each wheel is very difficult. take your time to assembly each part carefully by dry fitting each one
1940907
No longer have it. If you buy it make sure to put a coat of polyurethane on it before you use it. Water spilled on mine and it took the paint right off.
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Yes, I believe all of the Dimensions Paintworks painting require some blending...but that's part of the fun...just purchase some empty pots for mixing colors. Have fun!!
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My experience on this has been that it is a very tight fit between the paint cup and the paint head. it is not easy to grab the bottom of the cup, it's so very smooth. It does have flat ridges but it still is very tight hard to grip. I suggest you remove the powerhead and then with the paint cup between your feet, turn the paint head counterclockwise, you will have a better grip with your feet if its that tight. .When you get the paint head off, double check to see that you don't have paint up on the treads inside and out. You may want to put a light coating of Vaseline on the threads inside and out, then screw it on and off a couple of times to spread the vaseline. This may help. My experience on this has been that it is a very tight fit between the paint cup and the paint head. it is not easy to grab the bottom of the cup, it's so very smooth. It does have flat ridges but it still is very tight hard to grip. I suggest you remove the powerhead and then with the paint cup between your feet, turn the paint head counterclockwise, you will have a better grip with your feet if its that tight. .When you get the paint head off, double check to see that you don't have paint up on the treads inside and out. You may want to put a light coating of Vaseline on the threads... » Read More My experience on this has been that it is a very tight fit between the paint cup and the paint head. it is not easy to grab the bottom of the cup, it's so very smooth. It does have flat ridges but it still is very tight hard to grip. I suggest you remove the powerhead and then with the paint cup between your feet, turn the paint head counterclockwise, you will have a better grip with your feet if its that tight. .When you get the paint head off, double check to see that you don't have paint up on the treads inside and out. You may want to put a light coating of Vaseline on the threads inside and out, then screw it on and off a couple of times to spread the vaseline. This may help. « Show Less
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I have this sprayer and I had to buy a kit which came with all parts necessary. I bought it at a paint store.
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You don't paint it at all. It already has color. All you have to do is glue the pieces together. Carefully, though.