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OT Harbor Freight HVLP spray equipment
Hi, Sorry for the off topic post but there seems to be a large
knowledge base regarding Harbor freight products here. I'm looking to buy a rig for spray painting. I would like it to be general purpose for use with different finish products But my initial use will be with latex house paint. I'd like to try HVLP for the advertised benefits of less overspray and bounceback. I see HF has ITEM 7902-5VGA HVLP conversion spray gun with a remote 2qt cup for $99. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...unction=Search I like the remote cup as I could then spray overhead to do the eaves on the new addition to the house and have to stop and fill the cup less often. This unit looks suspiciously like the Wagner HVLP conversion gun I have seen online at Wagner and Gleem Paint. http://store.yahoo.com/gleempaint/hvcongunw2qr.html Has anyone used the HF (or Wagner) rig with latex house paint? Did you thin the latex? By how much? I have no doubt that either will work for lighter finishes but am looking for further insight as to the thicker latex. My compressor is a Devilbiss with a 25 gal. tank and claimed 5hp (no I don't believe that) and claimed to supply 8.8 SCFM @ 40 psi (not sure about that). Thanks for any info to make an informed purchase. Bill |
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