Is it ok to use inline of spray gun to spray a car
443670
Not really, its a pass through regulator, one side gets unregulated air and the other is regulated. It has 1 inlet and 2 outlets. It could be used on a pressure pot but the problem with this particular one is the hole diameter for the regulated side is smaller than the unregulated.
443671
Yes but this is only for regulation of air pressure (app. 35 PSI) You will still need to use one of two dryers, depending on the humidity. I make sure the piping has top discharge down to the quick connect with water traps. One / half inch pipe, then a dryer, 90 PSI reg. second dryer, hose to 35 psi reg. and a third dryer if necessary. The make desiccant type dryers but these are expensive to purchase and maintain. drain your tank, and dryers consistently, and blow out your hoses before connecting to paint gun.
443672
The mini regulator is connected to the inlet on the spray gun itself. A larger regulator with a water filter is used for the outlet in-line off the air compressor. For spray painting, the main regulator is usually set between 50-75 lbs. and the mini regulator is set between 15-30 lbs. depending on type of paint, type of paint gun and the spray pattern you want. The mini regulator is used only to control the consistency of the air flow at the paint gun.
722775
You can, but you will be disappointed. The pressure of the spray is very low.
421479
This is a beginners airbrush. Not very well made, but EXCELLENT for learning airbrush. I would not use this to spray a car as it is not a HEAVY DUTY spray gun, which to spray a car evenly and smoothly, would demand.
1486275
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.
678455
No should be fine I would think and you can aim it. Don't have that car so can't be 100% though
1214592
None of the ingredients look like they could cause harm to the engine or cause a fire. I would spray around the engine. I would spray on the sides of the engine frame work. Not directly on the engine. The fumes might bother you. Could flow into the car. If you try this let me know. Can't hurt
2133420
Probably not. Sprays VERY thin paints OK, but sputters a lot. Large blobs are emitted randomly. Good for sealing a deck, but painting a car, no.
1923237
I contacted Formsby's for you, and this is their answer. see the following.......Thank you for contacting Formby's. We appreciate your inquiry.None of our products can be used through a spray gun.Thank you again for your inquiry. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.Sincerely,FeraasFormby's Product Support10/7/2014 2:30:03 PM [Customer Note]
1848963
i wouldn't use it for spray painting unless spraying a small area its only 2.8 cfm sprayers use more than that... I use it for nail guns wouldn't use it for high cfm tools like angle grinders, sand blasters, air snips, hvlp or chisels. its a great compressor but still has limitations
432289
I do not know if you can use the compressor with a spray gun other than the B&D; that was design for this compressor. I used the spray gun for ceilings and have no complaints. Remember to cover everything when using for the ceiling and have the angle of the paint tube pointing towards you.
711364
I don't believe so - I purchased only for the purpose of nailing. You might be able to purchase a spray gun accessories that could be connected to the air compressor hose but I wouldn't know anything about that.
862269
TC-848 won't deliver enough CFM for the touch-up gun. At 2.6 CFM, liquids wouldn't be atomized very well and it would likely just spatter and cause a mess. The spray gun requires 5 CFM to work well.
1799566
Yes it is; however, it really doesn't matter. The spray head locks into the horizontal arm when it is not hand held. It almost does it automatically. Anyway, under full force, when not locked, the spray head does not move (fly) around.
1590364
You should be fine spraying it on plastic. I sprayed my whole car with it actually! I would recommend cleaning the spray surface well, and sanding it with a heavy grit sandpaper to help the product adhere.
1417013
it isn't sufficient for a spray gun. it runs continuisly and it cannot provide consistant pressure that is required. only had for 2 weeks but would like more capacity
564268
I would think, not. You would not be able to maintain a constant pressure so spray pattern would be varying. Cleanup would also be a consideration. I know the NAPA store I once worked at could fill aerosol paint cans with your paint code....a bit pricy, but a MUCH simpler solution.
1842671
I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.