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I want to get a spray gun but I am not sure which to get.
If I go with air I would get the type with the seperate paint
canister not the type with the canister on the gun.
I already have a nice air compresser so that part would be
takin care of.
Does any one have experince with both of these type sprayers
air and electric?
I was at lowes the other day and almost bought an electric one.
I think it was called the paint crew it was just under 200.00
Any one got any good tip's?
Thank's in advance
Doug
From what I have seen the air doesn't work well for non automotive paint. The electric will work well as long as you prep the paint properly and keep it very clean.
I've never never tried the air compressor driven kind, but I've had experience with 2 different Wagner models...and was never thrilled...and now use a campbell-hausfield model and just love it.
Hi,
A good friend is an auto refinisher. All he uses are air sprayers.
I have used the Wagner electric sprayer; wore out one on my back private fencing. The Wagner is really loud while spraying.
In my opinion, the air sprayer is better all around.
Best wishes.
I would like to talk to someone that uses air tools, especially in auto paint, if you know someone, I'm geared up, just have a few dent removal questions
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I've used electric sprayers for walls, and the overspray was just not worth it. I regularly add penetrol to my paint, and use an air sprayer. Yes, it seems a bit crazy to buy a large gallon compressor, air lines, etc. But most compressors come bundled with the tools as well. It quickly opened a new world of tools, and makes nailing, buffing, sanding, painting, easy. So pay 200 for an electric sprayer, and be stuck with just that. Or buy a large air compressor with tool pack, for 200+ and you will see it pay for itself
For the painting of interior and exterior of a house, an airless sprayer can't be beat. They are generaly best for bigger jobs because of the time consumed in cleaning the equipment. They are great for the inside of a closet. If you are just painting one wall, a roller is quicker. I have a Wagner Paint Crew, purchased on sale at Home Depot for $179. It is probably one of the least expensive airless sprayers going. I have used it a lot and loaned it to friends. It is good to buy a spare inlet valve and spare outlet valve, and crucial to strain the paint.
For automotive use I prefer a High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) gravity feed gun. It lays down more material with less overspray. When they first came out, they were very expensive ($500). Now you can buy one from Harbor Freight Tools (made by slaves in China) for $65 or $40 on sale. Once I even painted the exterior of my house with a HVLP gun. This is not a good idea because the paint had to be watered down so much, it took three coats. I hope this helps.
I want to get a spray gun but I am not sure which to get.
If I go with air I would get the type with the seperate paint
canister not the type with the canister on the gun.
I already have a nice air compresser so that part would be
takin care of.
Does any one have experince with both of these type sprayers
air and electric?
I was at lowes the other day and almost bought an electric one.
I think it was called the paint crew it was just under 200.00
Any one got any good tip's?
Thank's in advance
Doug
id stay away from wagner, noise boxs is all they are, depending on what your goin to paint will determine what you need to buy, if its walls and trim then an electric airless will do good. you may need to go back over the wall with a roller as someone is spraying.
if you looking at spraying funiture or small projects then a hvl sprayer is best, they usualy have there on air supply so your compressor want be needed, i think you can get them for around 200. i like mine
For the painting of interior and exterior of a house, an airless sprayer can't be beat. They are generaly best for bigger jobs because of the time consumed in cleaning the equipment. They are great for the inside of a closet. If you are just painting one wall, a roller is quicker. I have a Wagner Paint Crew, purchased on sale at Home Depot for $179. It is probably one of the least expensive airless sprayers going. I have used it a lot and loaned it to friends. It is good to buy a spare inlet valve and spare outlet valve, and crucial to strain the paint.
For automotive use I prefer a High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) gravity feed gun. It lays down more material with less overspray. When they first came out, they were very expensive ($500). Now you can buy one from Harbor Freight Tools (made by slaves in China) for $65 or $40 on sale. Once I even painted the exterior of my house with a HVLP gun. This is not a good idea because the paint had to be watered down so much, it took three coats. I hope this helps.
Hey, i was thinking you are very low class for using this word as slaves, they are not slaves but less expensive labour. Perhaps you not educated enough to express it, my reckon you should change you nick as Low class D but not Dr D. My as i can't believe you having you DR....perhap you didn't even finish your high school PIG.
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