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Ran, I agree with Glennster. I bought the Starting Line HVLP gun set and really like them. They leave a surprisingly small amount of overspray. You also want to get a spray gun holder bracket to corral the gun while you pour paint into the cup, trust me. Sherwin WIlliams Automotive sells a nice one for $15 that holds the strainer over the cup too. There are others on the Net. Get a respirator, don't use the paper masks. Lowes and the other big boxes can sell you one for about $40. You won't even smell the paint. When you're pouring paint put on goggles. I splashed Xylene in my eye and, podna, you won't like that. I just shot my JD and two of my kids' cars with single stage urethane (no clear coat). After it dries you can wet sand it with 1500-2000 grit to get the dust nibs and runs (everybody does that once in a while). After wet sanding, clear it good with thinner then buff it out with fast cut and high gloss polishing compounds. Harbor Freight (yeah, I know) has a pretty good buffer on sale for $30. Wait about three months before waxing it. Paint has to cure first. Get in there and have fun!
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