Posted by crsutton81 on December 23, 2022 at 19:43:02 from (166.182.252.50):
I have always been around and used the siphon style paint guns for what painting that I do. Currently I'm still using an Excell brand gun, which has been good for what needed to be painted. To this point it has mostly been used on equipment that we have made or other equipment that needed a face-lift to improve the looks. I'm getting my nerves up to paint a tractor or 2 when it works out. Are the HVLP style guns more forgiving for this task than the siphon styles are ? My friend has painted several tractors for me in the past with his siphon gun and they all turned out excellent. I have yet to accomplish his skill level with the same equipment and advice from him on how to proceed. Today me and my oldest son got the primer applied on the JD 55 ABH plow that him and his FFA class cleaned up. It looks good thus far, but it got me to thinking if there's anything better for applying finish coats on tractor hoods and such.
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