If i need to narrow the fan, i adjust the air knob on the gun and leave the regulator alone, so when i'm done, i just go back to full wide fan and full open air knob. You and brian like to set the gun wide open by pulling trigger all the way and turn in the fluid knob. I like to do it from full closed. So if you have paint in the cup, you dont have to pull the trigger to find wide open. Just memorize and count how many turns to get wide open from full closed.
That's a great tip. All the videos I've seen leave the air knob full open and then adjust the fan and the regulator. I'm going to try leaving the regulator at 30psi and fan wide open and give that air knob a try.
I run all three Devilbiss DV1 guns but recently bought a Porphis prd-715 thats blue just like that with 1.3mm MP cap for clear since my DV1-C clear coat gun is a little too slow on total respray work. To my surprise it automizes as fine as the DV1-C but puts almost twice as much material out. Its been awhile since I even got the DV1-C out of the box now. I ended up buying a Porphis PHS-155 1.8MM for epoxy,polyester, and 2k uthrane primer as well since I was so impressed and this new 1.8mm works better than any primer gun i ever owned including the Devilbiss FLG 1.8mm
How much air pressure do you use with the 717 with clear I have to run mine very high to get it to lay down, I use the iwata lph400 normally and I bought the porphis to use at home and I'm just not impressed
Hi Mario, very enjoyable video Mr Teacher Sir😁those Porphis guns are really nice the ones I've had on loan were all normal tips but the split tip versions will atomise the clear better but there is always a trade off with this design and that is the gun will be a bit slower but I would take the slower better atomising gun any day as it will give you a better flatter finish, I like my WS400 Series 2 which is fairly slow for a 1.3 but it lays the clear beautifully so this is my fav gun👌 I will get the 717 when I can and I totally agree that it needs a digital gauge in the handle👏🙏👍John UK
@@JohnWD40TC02 hi John, thanks for watching 🙌 that explains why I felt like I had to adjust for more fluid. I always your feedback so when you do get it let me know how it works for you 💪
No Problem Mario always look forward to your videos as they are well made and very informative👌the 717 is my next gun on my list, not that I need it but I just want it form my growing collection😁but I have some health issues to sort out first😬👍
Hi Mario, thought I would let you know that I had a nice new PRD-717 arrive a couple of days ago, I'm hoping to try it out in the next few days and post my thoughts on it, if you like I can tag you in my post brother👌👍
BRILLIANT VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING THAT INFORMATION VERY USEFUL MARIO SO BASE COAT PAINT ON THEN LIGHT SAND WHAT GRIT AND THEN BLEND ADDITIVE ON THEN LIGHT DUST WITH BASE COAT PAINT SOLVENT AND CLEAR COAT PAINT ON 😊
MARIO ANOTHER BRILLIANT VIDEO 📹 PAL DID YOU A COMPARISON TEST WITH SAGOLA EXTREME AQUA 4600 1.3 AND SATAJET X 55OO AND DEVIBLISS PRO LITE 1.3 AND SO ON
@@mariopaintclass6091 MARIO WHEN YOU DO A BLEND YOU DONT PUT IT OVER THE THE PRIMER YOU FIRST PUT A LIGHT COAT OF BASE ON THEN THE THE BLEND AND THEN BASE COAT PAINT AND CLEAR COAT PAINT 🎨
Been binge watching your tutorial vids. This is my 5th and must say very articulate and thorough in deceminating information and demonstration. Thus far your tutorial and the best I've come across after months of viewing elsewhere. Mush thanks. I saw you dial in the know for more material, should it be the reverse ( dial our)??
If i need to narrow the fan, i adjust the air knob on the gun and leave the regulator alone, so when i'm done, i just go back to full wide fan and full open air knob. You and brian like to set the gun wide open by pulling trigger all the way and turn in the fluid knob. I like to do it from full closed. So if you have paint in the cup, you dont have to pull the trigger to find wide open. Just memorize and count how many turns to get wide open from full closed.
@@toycoma98 great tip. And this gun makes it easy to memorize given the clicking sound on each turn.
@@toycoma98 any tip on the split action tips?
That's a great tip. All the videos I've seen leave the air knob full open and then adjust the fan and the regulator. I'm going to try leaving the regulator at 30psi and fan wide open and give that air knob a try.
@@Will-g3d because when you narrow the fan pattern, pressure increases
What PSI did you use for the clear?
You should do a review on the Sata 1500B
I run all three Devilbiss DV1 guns but recently bought a Porphis prd-715 thats blue just like that with 1.3mm MP cap for clear since my DV1-C clear coat gun is a little too slow on total respray work. To my surprise it automizes as fine as the DV1-C but puts almost twice as much material out. Its been awhile since I even got the DV1-C out of the box now. I ended up buying a Porphis PHS-155 1.8MM for epoxy,polyester, and 2k uthrane primer as well since I was so impressed and this new 1.8mm works better than any primer gun i ever owned including the Devilbiss FLG 1.8mm
@@user-un5my5bw4j Wow! Im glad you like the porphis guns. Thanks for watching, and sharing your thoughts 💪
How much air pressure do you use with the 717 with clear I have to run mine very high to get it to lay down, I use the iwata lph400 normally and I bought the porphis to use at home and I'm just not impressed
@@SamKeeton I was using it at 2 bars in this video.
Hi Mario, very enjoyable video Mr Teacher Sir😁those Porphis guns are really nice the ones I've had on loan were all normal tips but the split tip versions will atomise the clear better but there is always a trade off with this design and that is the gun will be a bit slower but I would take the slower better atomising gun any day as it will give you a better flatter finish, I like my WS400 Series 2 which is fairly slow for a 1.3 but it lays the clear beautifully so this is my fav gun👌
I will get the 717 when I can and I totally agree that it needs a digital gauge in the handle👏🙏👍John UK
@@JohnWD40TC02 hi John, thanks for watching 🙌 that explains why I felt like I had to adjust for more fluid. I always your feedback so when you do get it let me know how it works for you 💪
No Problem Mario always look forward to your videos as they are well made and very informative👌the 717 is my next gun on my list, not that I need it but I just want it form my growing collection😁but I have some health issues to sort out first😬👍
@@JohnWD40TC02 health comes first my friend I pray you better 🙏
Hi Mario, thought I would let you know that I had a nice new PRD-717 arrive a couple of days ago, I'm hoping to try it out in the next few days and post my thoughts on it, if you like I can tag you in my post brother👌👍
@@JohnWD40TC02 Hey John, I saw on your Instagram thanks for letting me know 😁 I would love to hear what you think of it please tag me.
BRILLIANT VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING THAT INFORMATION VERY USEFUL MARIO SO BASE COAT PAINT ON THEN LIGHT SAND WHAT GRIT AND THEN BLEND ADDITIVE ON THEN LIGHT DUST WITH BASE COAT PAINT SOLVENT AND CLEAR COAT PAINT ON 😊
@@ANDY-we7mr I recommend scuffing with 800 to 2000 grit.
I bought one and I like it but mine doesn't click for some reason I just count turns
@@SamKeeton glad you like it. You can always send it back or request a new one.
MARIO ANOTHER BRILLIANT VIDEO 📹 PAL DID YOU A COMPARISON TEST WITH SAGOLA EXTREME AQUA 4600 1.3 AND SATAJET X 55OO AND DEVIBLISS PRO LITE 1.3 AND SO ON
@@ANDY-we7mr thanks! Seems I got some work to do.
@@mariopaintclass6091 MARIO WHEN YOU DO A BLEND YOU DONT PUT IT OVER THE THE PRIMER YOU FIRST PUT A LIGHT COAT OF BASE ON THEN THE THE BLEND AND THEN BASE COAT PAINT AND CLEAR COAT PAINT 🎨
@@ANDY-we7mr it can go both ways. However I find this technique to be the best way.
@mariopaintclass6091 thank you 😊
Been binge watching your tutorial vids. This is my 5th and must say very articulate and thorough in deceminating information and demonstration. Thus far your tutorial and the best I've come across after months of viewing elsewhere. Mush thanks. I saw you dial in the know for more material, should it be the reverse ( dial our)??
Better than the bellaria?
@@gtturbo9342 idk about that.
What is the price of this spray gun ?
@@danamcintyre3565 amzn.to/3LUBMot
Hey I'm in Orlando looking for a job I'm a prep painter do light body work
@@stonebruze1499 hey I’m in Fort Lauderdale. Sorry our shop not hiring at the moment.