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:woohoo: You’ll love the gun!
Do some research, some actually like their orange cap better for spraying clearcoat.
Spray clearcoat with it first, see if you like it.
Ask HUB @ http://www.asetusa.com about it.
Thats exactly why I’m iffy about buying this gun.
What other paint companies recommend for their waterborne BC:
PPG: 1.2-1.4
Dupont: 1.3
Sikkens: 1.3
Glasurit: 1.2-1.3
Damn it, R-M has to be 1.5. Hmm, maybe I should go with Glasurit 90-Line.
BTW, what is 1.4HC? Does HC stand for something? :blush:
If you want to go with Devilbiss, get the GFG-670 Plus gun.
Its a compliant gun, way better for spraying clear!I’d suggest http://www.autobodystore.com
Before I bought the orange cap, I did some research on purple vs orange cap, and from what I understood, purple cap was slow, “dusted” the paint and it was better off for candy (??).
Hub @ AsetUSA recommended me the orange cap.
I sprayed BMW silver with it (first time spraying silver) and it turned out great, except a few mottling around the curves which I think was my fault for spraying too close.Basecoat does not need to be atomized well as clear, so any inexpensive decent gun can do a nice job.
But clearcoat is a whole different story, it needs to be atomized and its really easier to spray clear with decent guns. I have an Astro EVO1.4, clearing with this gun was slow and you really had to watch out for your spray methods.
When I sprayed first time with Iwata or Sata, so much easier.Wow those are great prices!
You are pretty much right on shipping, around $25 or so to Canada. Is the silver supreme actually better than other two? If so, hook me up! :cheer:
What is the difference between those 2 spirits?If its no problem for you, I’ll take a 6″, 3/16 Non-vacuum silver supreme, plus USPS shipping to Canada, it will take 2 weeks to get to Canada, just like UPS.
Let me know! :cheer:
Hi RatStang.
I’ve decided to go with 3/16 orbit, which I think is the perfect for “all around” tasks.
So far my choice is like the one Bloverby mentioned, but 3/16 throw.
http://www.dynabrade.com/dyn09/content.php?page=quicksearch&search=21035So far there are only 2 ebay stores that carry this: one of them wants $84 for shipping, :blink: other is asking $25 for shopping but its UPS. I hate their ridiculous COD fees.
BTW: how does these sander compare to 21035:
http://autobodystore.net/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=Av61000&Category_Code=
Is the silver supreme any better than spirit?
http://autobodystore.net/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=DYN69040&Category_Code=Looks like price difference between ingersol and dynabrade is only $25, so thats a no brainer.
Looks like 3/16 is used for general purpose sanding and 3/23 is for color sanding. So 3/16 is the way to go. Anyone can confirm this? :blush:http://www.babcotools.ca/Tools/Air-Sanders-Polishers-Buffers/DYB21035
Thanks for reply everyone.
I gotta add, I’m a hobbyist.Aren’t Hutchins and Dynabrades in the $200+ range?
PS: there will be no color/clearcoat sanding as I just sand with a sanding block to remove dust nibs [size=1][size=1]and runs[/size][/size]. :whistle:
I plan to get from this Canadian site to take advantage of free shipping, and no COD fees! Lots to choose from:
http://www.babcotools.ca/s.nl?sc=1&category=&search=sander
Bloverby, any hutchins/Dynabrade model that can sand bodyfiller, primer, featheredge and mabye remove a bit of paint together?(kinda like all-in-one)
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