Posted by kencombs on December 24, 2022 at 09:37:18 from (108.208.32.113):
In Reply to: Paint guns posted by crsutton81 on December 23, 2022 at 19:43:02:
Yes to HVLP. And the gravity feeds are so much easier to clean. Go one step further and get the kit from HF or somewhere to use the disposable cups. They have a built in stainer/filter and allow you to spray at any angle even upward with no spillage.
As someone else stated the little HF cheapies are good enough for a lot of stuff. I keep a couple for primer and oil based stuff. They have the adapter for the cups I mentioned. And I use the HF adapters to use the same cups system on my good gun, a DeVilbiss 620G.
Other folks make/sell similar cup systems but at many times the HF price.
If using auto grade paints the change to HVLP and the cups you can save a lot of money in reduced paint and reducer needs.
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