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Spraying conundrum
I'm in the process of building kitchen cabinets and I'd really like to spray
a finish on them. Plus, I'd really like to get into spraying in general. I had a nice talk with Jeff Jewitt today mostly about HVLP conversion guns. The key piece of data I was missing, however, was the CFM of my existing compressor. After getting home and looking at it, I still don't know. I've had the thing a lot longer than I've been woodworking and it wasn't anywhere near the top of the line then. The operator manual I have doesn't have the specs as it relates to CFM, but I'm not real hopeful. It's a Coleman Black Max 20 gal/5HP single-stage, direct drive model. Unless someone knows different, I'm betting it's in the 4-6CFM range, which isn't really going to get the job done, spraying-wise (AFAIK). So, I'm open to suggestions. Other than spraying, there's really nothing pushing me to replace the compressor. If I get a compressor with enough CFM to do the job plus a decent gun, am I going to be getting into turbine HVLP rig range price-wise? todd |
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