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Re: Paint Guns - Recommendations?
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Posted by Keith on December 26, 2001 at 08:13:13 from (216.40.220.227):
In Reply to: Paint Guns - Recommendations? posted by RedTed/MO on December 26, 2001 at 05:27:08:
Red Ted, I had the same dilemma last year and had some tractors and equipment to paint. Being a novice on painting I thought I would get ANYTHING cheap to get some experience then buy better later. I bought a Central Pneumatics one quart cup gun from Harbor Freigt, I bought the cheapest they had. three tractors, a 32 foot trailer, many plows, couple of feeders later it is still going strong and paints good enough for tractors etc. I have taken care of it and clean it very good after each use. Now it wouldn't paint a car but I have some fenders and hoods on tractors that look darn good. I have thought about painting my haul truck a 81 Chevy dually with it and may this spring. I know that pros here are gonna say I am insane but this cheap gun works for me. Also be sure to get your paint thinned nicely. I always use BPS paint from Tractor supply, mix it in a mason jar 3/4 quart paint 1/4 NAPTHA thinner. Two coats covers nicely.
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