We are a high end cabinet shop and turbine is now the only thing we use now we tested all spray equipment and name brands my opinion turbine is so much better in quality finish .
You probably dont care but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost my account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
@Kellen Lionel thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
You are incorrectly (either purposefully or inadvertantly) comparing HVLP Turbine to Reduced-Pressure compressed air systems. This unfortunately is confusing your viewers, because your title gives the impression you're comparing two HVLP technologies, when in fact you are not. What you are comparing is HVLP Turbine to reduced-pressure compressed air systems. Two entirely different spray finishing systems. Had you stuck to following your title and compared the two HVLP air source systems (turbine vrs compressed air), you would have very little to compare, as they both perform very much the same. Let's stop comparing apples to oranges.
Very well told I have a air compressor with help gun wanting to respiratory my kitchen cuboards could you tell me what would be the best paint to use need to get a semi gloss finish but need a quick drying time between primer and top coat is 2k polyurethane any good would appreciate you advice happy new year
The problem with hvlp is that you have to dilute the paint to such extend that you destroy the properties of the paint. You either have to spray automotive paints or buy industrial grade paints designed for furniture spraying with an hvlp gun, which are not easy to come by and have to be bought in larger quantities, minimum 5liter. Airless sprays prety much anything without dilution.
Hi Josh, what about a siphon fed compressed air spray gun with an HVLP cap? Or what about a pressure fed gun with an HVLP cap using a pressure pot? And what about HVLP spray guns? These reduce the pressure down to a similar pressure used in turbine units dont they?
Yes pneumatic pressure fed hvlp has the lowest air pressure and highest transfer efficiency out of everything I have used. It can either be pressure pot or pressure cup and it is only rivaled by air assisted airless. Both have a similar concept except air assist airless uses more fluid pressure and less air and pressure fed hvlp uses more air and less fluid pressure but to each his own. Turbines have a lot of issues with longevity and overspray compared to their pneumatic counterparts. For example an Apollo turbine has a motor life of 500hrs as opposed to a shop compressor that has a motor life of 3000hrs+. Even smaller air compressors would have more motor life of 1500hrs and up.
I have an older hvlp turbine--no gun. How can I assess the performance of the turbine so that I can decide whether or not to invest in a new gun and hose for it?
Hi Josh. Im looking a paint sprayer for my welding shop. Most paint what I want use is high degree resistance paint up to 1000 C and paint for aluminum and steel (salt water resistant), thinner/solvent paint. Basically I want avoid Standard set up like air compressor plus paint sprayer. I prefer electric tools. What you be recommended for my application? We say to 1000£ maximum price? I looking something from Wagner or Graco but is hard find paint sprayer for me because most information abaut sprayer is what paint I can use if I want painting my home 😄 And be honest my English is not good enough to understand everything 😁 Many thanks for help and advice👍 P. S Sorry my English
I make Acoustic Guitars and would love to learn the best procedure for spraying this one speciality.. Most of these instructional videos on YT are quite generalised.. talking Cars or kitchen cabinet doors and still leaves me with so many questions.. Ideally what I would like is to go on a course (perhaps a couple of days) to learn about my specific requirements including best equiptment, most suitable Lacquers.. what works with what.. even workshop humidity.. temperature etc Anybody know of any such courses in UK Ideally South east..
It depends on equipment used for the task. Pro finish can be achieved even with lower end 50l compressor/tank, depending how big or small of a job one is doing ofc. In general and at minimum it all comes down to slpm(scfm) of the equipment used vs fad of the compressor vs duration of the task. Example 1 or 2 house doors vs 20 doors continuous, car bumper vs entire car etc... But turbines do have the advatage with less overspray and weight, I personally wouldnt want to carry a compressor for a front door remodel and masking up interior and exterior of the house ☺, and front doors cant be taken away for a night or two in most cases...
@@mikeo8890 true that, me neither., just saying it can be done. But hvlp turbine wont run out of air and will still give nice finish, in fact if right gun/needle for given paint are used it can produce equally as good finish as any compressor set up. However, I also prefer compressor/receiver/dryer set up as long as I can take the work to it.
We are a high end cabinet shop and turbine is now the only thing we use now we tested all spray equipment and name brands my opinion turbine is so much better in quality finish .
Finally the vid i been looking for ,what a good direct informative video that was ,thank you mate i needed that ,👌served me well
I recommend hvlp turbine it does a great job and talking about air compressors it's high risk if it blast
Excellent unbiased comparison. Thanks much.
I have just painted my van with the apollo turbine 5 stage and the finish is as good as any compressor finish.
You probably dont care but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
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@Kellen Lionel thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kellen Lionel it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you really help me out !
@Landry Gael no problem xD
One part of the problem for the layman is that everybody uses the term HVLP for multiple guns and setups.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed explained!
You’re welcome!
Very informative. Best video on the subject. Thank you.
Excellent brief explanation. Thank you!
Hello there Josh, thanks for the great nfo, do you happen to know if we can adapt a compressor hvlp gun to use with a turbine sprayer?
You are incorrectly (either purposefully or inadvertantly) comparing HVLP Turbine to Reduced-Pressure compressed air systems. This unfortunately is confusing your viewers, because your title gives the impression you're comparing two HVLP technologies, when in fact you are not. What you are comparing is HVLP Turbine to reduced-pressure compressed air systems. Two entirely different spray finishing systems.
Had you stuck to following your title and compared the two HVLP air source systems (turbine vrs compressed air), you would have very little to compare, as they both perform very much the same.
Let's stop comparing apples to oranges.
This was extremely helpful! Thank you
...Really helpful video again, Josh...👍🏻
Very well told I have a air compressor with help gun wanting to respiratory my kitchen cuboards could you tell me what would be the best paint to use need to get a semi gloss finish but need a quick drying time between primer and top coat is 2k polyurethane any good would appreciate you advice happy new year
Another great video Josh. What's the price of the lvlp setup in this video please ?
The problem with hvlp is that you have to dilute the paint to such extend that you destroy the properties of the paint. You either have to spray automotive paints or buy industrial grade paints designed for furniture spraying with an hvlp gun, which are not easy to come by and have to be bought in larger quantities, minimum 5liter. Airless sprays prety much anything without dilution.
Hi Josh, what about a siphon fed compressed air spray gun with an HVLP cap? Or what about a pressure fed gun with an HVLP cap using a pressure pot? And what about HVLP spray guns? These reduce the pressure down to a similar pressure used in turbine units dont they?
Yes pneumatic pressure fed hvlp has the lowest air pressure and highest transfer efficiency out of everything I have used. It can either be pressure pot or pressure cup and it is only rivaled by air assisted airless. Both have a similar concept except air assist airless uses more fluid pressure and less air and pressure fed hvlp uses more air and less fluid pressure but to each his own. Turbines have a lot of issues with longevity and overspray compared to their pneumatic counterparts. For example an Apollo turbine has a motor life of 500hrs as opposed to a shop compressor that has a motor life of 3000hrs+. Even smaller air compressors would have more motor life of 1500hrs and up.
I have an older hvlp turbine--no gun. How can I assess the performance of the turbine so that I can decide whether or not to invest in a new gun and hose for it?
Awsome dude!! Thanks!!
No problem!
But I can put a regulator on my air compressor. Isn’t that kind of the same thing?
Hi Josh. Im looking a paint sprayer for my welding shop. Most paint what I want use is high degree resistance paint up to 1000 C and paint for aluminum and steel (salt water resistant), thinner/solvent paint.
Basically I want avoid Standard set up like air compressor plus paint sprayer. I prefer electric tools.
What you be recommended for my application?
We say to 1000£ maximum price?
I looking something from Wagner or Graco but is hard find paint sprayer for me because most information abaut sprayer is what paint I can use if I want painting my home 😄
And be honest my English is not good enough to understand everything 😁
Many thanks for help and advice👍
P. S Sorry my English
what hvlp gun would you recommend for my compressor?
Does a turbine system require a thinner material viscosity than conventional?
yes
Depends on how many stages your turbine is , if it's a 4 stage or higher then no it doesn't require a thinner material
I make Acoustic Guitars and would love to learn the best procedure for spraying this one speciality.. Most of these instructional videos on YT are quite generalised.. talking Cars or kitchen cabinet doors and still leaves me with so many questions.. Ideally what I would like is to go on a course (perhaps a couple of days) to learn about my specific requirements including best equiptment, most suitable Lacquers.. what works with what.. even workshop humidity.. temperature etc
Anybody know of any such courses in UK Ideally South east..
Josh could you do a video on the HVLP radiator extension cheers
Gx19 vs 395 graco ? Which one has a better finish?
Can I spray texture with HVLP?
The air system needs a much bigger compressor to get a fine finish.
It depends on equipment used for the task. Pro finish can be achieved even with lower end 50l compressor/tank, depending how big or small of a job one is doing ofc. In general and at minimum it all comes down to slpm(scfm) of the equipment used vs fad of the compressor vs duration of the task. Example 1 or 2 house doors vs 20 doors continuous, car bumper vs entire car etc...
But turbines do have the advatage with less overspray and weight, I personally wouldnt want to carry a compressor for a front door remodel and masking up interior and exterior of the house ☺, and front doors cant be taken away for a night or two in most cases...
For a small jobs depending on the gun best to have min 8 CFM, I don't like running out of air after 1 cabinet door.
@@mikeo8890 true that, me neither., just saying it can be done. But hvlp turbine wont run out of air and will still give nice finish, in fact if right gun/needle for given paint are used it can produce equally as good finish as any compressor set up. However, I also prefer compressor/receiver/dryer set up as long as I can take the work to it.
I still can't decide which one to go for 😭😭
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Very bad accent, hard to understand
Are you joking? He's well spoken and easy to understand.
agree