Spray Guns

[randomspeedfreak]

right guys
id finally settled on the gun i want, i thought sod it, im just starting, ill go for quite a cheap one, form someone i trust - then see how it goes

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=370226160074

now i was just about to click buy it now, and i thought 'ill read some more spec on it first'

'suitable for applying finishing coats. 2-Stage trigger control and 0.5ltr plastic gravity feed pot. Adjustable spray width and fluid flow. Maintenance tools supplied. Suitable for use with water based paints. Alternative set-ups available separately.'

uhhhh ohhhhhhh

i want to use cellulose (2K)

will this work?
if not can anyone suggest an alternative? it must be as low consumption as possible if you do have any ideas

thanks peeps:yum:

 

[dave]

http://www.sealeypower.com/item.asp?item_id=128731&prom_id=100089

 

[dave]

speck sheet for the one you posted is here http://www.pvrdirect.co.uk/netalogue/pdfs/S701G.pdf

 

[randomspeedfreak]

http://www.sealeypower.com/item.asp?item_id=128731&prom_id=100089

i assume this will work with laquer?
cheers pal:worship:

 

[dave]

i not an expert, best look for its tech sheet

is see 2 low presure guns in an offer the other day, one big, one touch up, i didnt save the link, look on google.co.uk there more places than ebay to buy stuff

 

[thepottleflump]

right guys
id finally settled on the gun i want, i thought sod it, im just starting, ill go for quite a cheap one, form someone i trust - then see how it goes

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=370226160074

now i was just about to click buy it now, and i thought 'ill read some more spec on it first'

'suitable for applying finishing coats. 2-Stage trigger control and 0.5ltr plastic gravity feed pot. Adjustable spray width and fluid flow. Maintenance tools supplied. Suitable for use with water based paints. Alternative set-ups available separately.'

uhhhh ohhhhhhh

i want to use cellulose (2K)

will this work?
if not can anyone suggest an alternative? it must be as low consumption as possible if you do have any ideas

thanks peeps:yum:

It'll be fine with solvent based paint. They specifically mention water based paint because some guns have parts that can rust, not a problem for those using solvents but if you start putting water through you've got a problem.

The only other thing I've found is that with an HVLP gun they chuck alot of paint out due to requirement for efficiency. I actually found the normal guns were better.

 

[thepottleflump]

You could try painting with one of these

Rehau Compact Adjustable Brass Tip Spray Gun: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors

or maybe

Draper Expert 79985 6 Pattern Hose Nozzle Spray gun: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools