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Old 07-09-2015, 08:06 PM   #1
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Default Re: Painting my own car questions

Sound like a lot of overspray. What psi. do you use?? I have never painted with the new paint so just asking. Think I used 40 or so back in the day.
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Sound like a lot of overspray. What psi. do you use?? I have never painted with the new paint so just asking. Think I used 40 or so back in the day.
Shot this engine last week and this firewall the other day. As you can see I cover everything. Over spray is like dry wall dust. No matter how well you protect it can creep in.
Gun was about 30-35 Psi. Single stage enamel. My 40 year old Devilbiss suction style gun. Rarely get above that unless shooting metallic and then may go to 40 with a really reduced coat to even things out.
I have used the HVLP style of guns but if you don't have the entire setup(Right compresser. Gauges. ect.) it shoots just like my old friend.
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