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PoP wrote:
No, Earlex are HVLP.

Could some kind soul fill me in on what HVLP stands for? I'm guessing
High Voltage etc.

High volume low pressure. Its main benefits over conventional high
pressure is no problems with water from the compressor and less over
spray. It's also rather more usable outdoors for car stuff etc. By nature
you can spray continuously with it instead of waiting for the pressure to
build with a small conventional compressor. I'd say it also gives rather
better results per pound spent on the gear - although of course a
compressor has other uses too which clouds the issue. It's also easily
carried and stored which in my case was paramount.

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