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supersub14

Devilbiss Spray Guns...

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supersub14

Sorry if this should be in the Body & ICE section, but its not a spefic question relating to 205's lol

 

Ive been using my mates Devilbiss spray gun for a while now to spray bits and pieces at home. But we've fallen out now so i need to buy my own. Ive been looking them up on google, ebay, etc, but im a bit confused with the whole air cap thing?? Can anyone point me in the correct direction.

 

Im for going with the Devilbiss Gti Pro gun. Am i correct in thinking the following (generally speaking):

 

0.8-1.0 air cap is for waterbased paint

1.3-1.4 air cap is for topcoat

1.6-2.2 air cap is for primer

 

Im mainly going to be spraying with 2K so im leaning towards a 1.4 cap as ive heard you can spray both primer and topcoat with it. Or should i buy a 1.4 and a 1.7 and change between coats? On my mates gun i never changed the cap (probably because i didnt know you had to!) so im thinking he had one that took everything. Unfortunately im not able to ask him what cap was on his gun :lol:

 

Also, does it really matter if its a H1 (HVLP), T1 or T2 (Trans-Tech) cap?? I take it for home spraying like mine it wont make a difference.

 

John

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joe1joe

I am by no means a pro! But i would use the 1.4 for both primer and top coat, i have a sealy hplv gun which was around 40 quid which i find pretty good for home use, especially if you are not a pro which makes me think you will not get much of a diffrence end result between a cheap ish gun and a expensive one!

 

You also need to ensure the air compressor is up for the cfm.

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supersub14

yeah the compressor is dead on size wise. Sprayed a tractor with no air flow problems. Yeah a cheaper one would probably do my job but im use to the Devilbiss so prefer to stick with it.

 

Just phoned up a local paint store that sell the guns and asked them, so all my questions are answered for now. Cheers anyway. (Should probably of phoned them before posting on here lol :lol: )

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