Great video, thanks. Just ordered an ANI Compact 1.3 &1.0 kit based on your prev video. First timer, home shed use on vintage tractors. Fingers crossed l learn quickly…
Hi Duncan, That sounds like a good package as you get 2 cups with it as well in a case, although I think there is only one air cap. If you get stuck, just send me a message on here or Instagram, and we'll try and sort it out. Normally, most problems can be sorted out with a little guidance, cheers mate 👍
Hi Ritchey, Yeah, the 1.3 will be the most popular, but there's nothing wrong with the 1.4, although in a flow test, it didn't seem to flow more material ,just a slightly different pattern, cheers mate, good to hear you're enjoying your new gun 👍
Hi Andrew, That depends on a lot of things, mainly the speed of the hardener being used and the temperature as well as the clear coat being used. It can be as little as 1 minute or as much as 20 or so minutes. Just touch a little bit of overspray area, it needs to be very slightly tacky as a guide
Once again, wonderful video. Don’t know how you can think it would be boring or too long. I always learn something from these. I like your little jig blocks. I’ve had some success using drywall screws through blocks of wood. Works well for items that I need to flip at some point. You’re really talented and enjoy all your skills
Hi Scott, As you know, it's always a bit of a juggling act sometimes to secure these pieces, I have a few wood blocks with screws it as well, I have round metal tubes, even a 4" engineers vice I use 😂. I'm pleased you like the videos even though you needed popcorn 🍿 for this one. Cheers, mate 👍
I have one of the old R160's with the same digital gauge the Skull uses, I plan on getting one of these in 1.3 just to swap the needle, tip and cap over to the R160 and then I'll probably redrill the old 1.2 r160 to a 1.6 primer setup. The difference that 0.1 makes is absolutely insane
Hi Bryan, Yes, it's definitely makes a difference, you know, why do ANI and the like not make a big tipped mini gun, I'm sure there would be a market for one, I know Sata and Iwata do one, AZ4 , but the Sata is expensive and the AZ4 more of a Midi than a mini. Cheers, buddy, I appreciate it 👍
Hi Duncan, it should work well, I did the same thing to an ANI GF3 in 1.8. Still use it today. Here's the video if you are interested. Cheers 👍 th-cam.com/video/yKBMabeSCkI/w-d-xo.html
HI PETE I WAS TALKING TO CHRIS AT SPRAY GUNS DIRECT HE SAID THE ANI COMPACT IS A GREAT GUN I HAVE THE ANI 160Q AS YOU KNOW PETE LOVELY GUN NICE WIDE FAN GOOD VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING THAT INFORMATION 😊😊
Hi Andrew, The beauty of it is if you have an R160, then you can just buy a tip set, and you have a compact, and of course, the other way round, cheers mate 👍
Hello, just wanted to say a big ‘Cheers!’ for your videos as they’ve guided me into buying a spray gun. I’ve been into airbrushed for a good while and my younger brother said, “When you get good, you can spay my car.” He was half joking but he assured me that (his words) it’s just about the same…. While I’ve become quite proficient for an absolute beginner, with an airbrush (it makes art really easy for me) and your output has both steered me towards the NTools 4000 which I’m yet to use with anything stronger than water. That’s only because I haven’t the space in the wee airbrush but I’ve built for meself in the spare room :) :) Anyway, really grateful for your videos so a heartfelt cheers from me!! While I don’t agree fully with the idea that it’s the same, the tools are reasonably similar in which I could pick a spray gun up and know what bits do what, I realise the skill heee is a steady hand and an eye for exactness. You make it look so bloody easy too! But in a way, that help with my confidence as if I follow what you do, things (with time and practice) will be good enough for what I need. At least that’s what I’m aiming for :) Anyway, if you’re enjoying making the videos, please keep up the good work.
Hi John, Good to hear the videos have been some use. The 4000B is a cracking gun, so I'm sure you'll be fine with it. It is similar to airbrushing in that, as you say, you have controls that you are familiar with, certainly in function but not as familiar in form. Let us know how you get on once you've had a chance to use it. It'll be interesting to hear how different you find the two crafts. Thanks for watching, mate 👍
That was a lovely reply, cheers! I’ll try to get a couple of days under my belt with the supposed upcoming good weather. I have a garage but no matter what I do, how much I plug up and how much I caulk, it seems to retain moisture a bit too much for how I understand it… Anyway thanks again and I’ll mention ‘airbrush bloke’ in my reply etc, going by my very uncommon and easy-to-remember name :) :) Your videos have definitely been the thing that pushed me over the edge into it and you’ve got an excellent body of work too! Take care
I'm sure you'll be fine, John , maybe turn the fluid in, particularly with basecoat while you're getting used to it as the 4000B is a fast gun which may take you by surprise. Having said that, a lot about successful painting is confidence, so don't feel intimidated by the gun. Just show it respect, and you'll get on fine. Keep us posted, mate, and good luck 👍
Hi Grant, They are good guns, and with the larger tip sizes, are definitely able to cover bigger areas a little easier , thanks for the support mate, always much appreciated 👍
Great video Pete. For the money the ANI compact is great value. Great midi-mini gun, I’ve got a 1.3 to do some smart repairs on my car. Handled the base and clear with ease.
Hi Steve, It quite surprised me how much more the 1.3 was compared to the 1.2, I was definitely sceptical about it being able to cover bigger areas, but it certainly does. The only thing to point out is that it does use more air than is thought, simply because it likes its pressure, always was a cracking little gun so much more versatile now, cheers mate and thank you 👍
Hi Mate, If they are visible, then yes, I'll remove them. If they are somewhere that is never seen, then I won't bother unless they are obvious. The nibs I mentioned are very small, so they often don't show up on camera, but I know they are there 😂
Great Video Pete, thanks for your detailed info about this gun. I am thinking to buy a one with 1.3 tip, but I have question if you can in light me about it, what size of the compressor you are using? as I have 40 liters with 100 l/min compressor and I am not sure if it will be enough for small jobs. Thanks!
Hi mate, It's going to be tough to get much done with your compressor. These are quoted around 130lm, but that's at 2bar. These, for a good finish, need 2.5 bar for base and 3 to 3.5 bar for clear coats, so I estimate around 170lm, still not loads, but certainly more than you have. Here's a video I did showing air consumption, th-cam.com/video/rh6d-8PKfZQ/w-d-xo.html Of course, it depends greatly on how much you have to do, but with 40lt reserve you won't be going for long, a diaphragm regulator would help as reserves get low, hope that helps 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 thank you for your help, then I need to get bigger compressor first, what do you recommend to run these guns efficiently? Thanks in advance
@iDerbas Anything around 7 to 8 cfm, so around 180lts a minute would be fine. The tank size isn't as important as the output. You can link compressors as well so you can still use your current one as well
Hi mate, Take a look at the Meiji Finer Force, there's a few models , as with the 101, but the Meiji build quality is second to none, and the guns perform brilliantly
Looking at getting a set up like this very soon. I have calipers to do on my Range Rover and in the near future base and clear on both wings of my Caddy van. Sounds like this would be fine for doing the wings anyway. My question is would it be ok for doing the intricate areas on my brake calipers? Or would it be an idea to get the 1.0 or 1.2 tip set as well?
Hi Mate, You can turn the patterns down, but I always find it's a bit of a compromise, If finances allow, a 1.3 and 1.0 setup would cover most things you want, or will want to do, hope that helps, cheers buddy 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 cheers for getting back to me Pete. That helps alot, I’m new to painting so all the info I can get is appreciated immensely. I don’t mind spending the money to have a more flexible set up. I was actually looking at more expensive guns initially. But after watching your praise for the ANi guns, as well as Gunman, I thought it’s probably the best one for my needs. Also I currently only have a 50ltr 9.5 cfm compressor so a less air hungry gun is going to be best for me at the minute.
@Mac_F87 To be fair, the little ANI is a pretty good gun and quite universal, I don't think it's so good in the 0.8 and 0.5 sizes. It still needs a higher pressure, which doesn't really work with the smaller tips because you're normally doing smaller, more intricate things, and all that air flying around is a pain, there's lots of smaller tip guns that are good and run at the lower pressure. But certainly 1.0 and up these are very good, and you can buy a service kit for around 12GBP, which is a bargain, cheers 👍
Hey Pete! I'm trying to put together a super budget setup for spraying guitars. I've got around €300 to spend on a compressor and spraygun, for use with water based polyurethane. Been debating between this and the GF3 Mini. Which would make more sense to cheap out on, the compressor or the gun?
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks Pete, really appreciate your advice!!! Any recommendation in terms of budget friendly filters? The Deltalyo / PCL Filter Regulator on spraygunsdirect looks decent?
@@peteshobbies5383 Thanks Pete. I watch all of your videos as well as many others and blurred the recommendations on guns. My apologies. I think I will just grab the 3M gun kit and the Meiji full size in 1.3 to paint my truck. Please do post more soon as they truly have helped with my motorcycle restorations.
@n.elliott9122 No worries, buddy , I appreciate it. It does get a little confusing, I get confused sometimes, and I'm looking, using , trying these things all the time, cheers buddy, I appreciate it 👍
Hi Pete, the Compact did a fabulous job on these panels mate the base went on very smooth and the clear is pretty damn flat so what more can you ask for, I remember saying a long while ago that I wasn't that happy with my R150 as the finish wasn't that good until you told me that it needs more pressure which transformed the gun for me🙄😂 I'm struggling to decide which gun to buy next Pete, I'm keen on getting the ANI Skull but also like the Porphis PRD717 with the split tip, I know there is a price difference but that's not a factor in my choice but I am leaning towards the 717 as I think the quality is better and I'll probably get a better finish from the 717 as well🤔I'll probably end up with both of them in time but but would like to get the better of the two first if that makes sense🤷♂cheers mate👍
Hi John, Yeah, I was a little skeptical about the Compact, but having used it in 1.3 and 1.4 and comparing them with the 1.2, I'm a convert, it definitely gives the gun more uses and of course it all retro fits the R160. The Skull and Porphis are both excellent mate, knowing what you like I would go with the Porphis, you will end up with the Skull as well one day but I think the PRD717 would suit you better. You know the gun as you had my PRD715, and everything is the same bar the tip and cap, don't forget the discount code, it's only 5% now but it's still worth having, cheers mate 👍
I did wonder what it would spray like but it seems a really nice gun for the price👌I like the idea of the digital gauge on the ANI guns now and I think they will eventually have the fitting for it on all of their guns over a certain price but I don't want that to sway my decision as it's more about the quality and the finish it puts out. It's been a bit hectic around here over the past 2 days Pete, Sonia had a new chair arrive Wednesday afternoon but around 4AM on Wednesday she called me up and I found her laying on the floor after she fell over going to the loo, it took a while to get her up but now she is in a lot of paint and can't enjoy her new chair😥thanks mate👍
@JohnWD40TC02 Yeah, I'm sure eventually Sprayguns Direct will keep a wider range if people like you and me want them, certainly I'm sure there a market for these gun having the reception for the TDM1 gauge. I'm sorry to hear about Sonia, mate. Hopefully, she'll be feeling better soon. Hopefully, the pain (not paint) will get better soon. Cheers, John 👍
I think SGD would get more orders if they stocked the full ANI range or at least have them on their site for pre-order, they are quite a big company and ship worldwide plus from what I've heard their orders arrive overseas in a matter of a few days. Sonia did have a bad fall this time so is in a lot of pain so again I'm having to do everything for her including lifting her so I hope my back keeps going as it's still not right from the other day, I didn't do any painting on Wednesday😲I think the carer needs a carer👨🦽🤒😂Thanks Pete👍
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Great video, thanks. Just ordered an ANI Compact 1.3 &1.0 kit based on your prev video.
First timer, home shed use on vintage tractors. Fingers crossed l learn quickly…
Hi Duncan, That sounds like a good package as you get 2 cups with it as well in a case, although I think there is only one air cap.
If you get stuck, just send me a message on here or Instagram, and we'll try and sort it out. Normally, most problems can be sorted out with a little guidance, cheers mate 👍
I bought the ANI Compact after watching the Gun Man. I love it. I use 1.3 for base and clear. Nice gun
Hi Ritchey, Yeah, the 1.3 will be the most popular, but there's nothing wrong with the 1.4, although in a flow test, it didn't seem to flow more material ,just a slightly different pattern, cheers mate, good to hear you're enjoying your new gun 👍
Pete,how much time do you give between the first and second clear coat?
Hi Andrew, That depends on a lot of things, mainly the speed of the hardener being used and the temperature as well as the clear coat being used.
It can be as little as 1 minute or as much as 20 or so minutes. Just touch a little bit of overspray area, it needs to be very slightly tacky as a guide
@peteshobbies5383 thanks mate 👍🏻
Your welcome 👍
Once again, wonderful video. Don’t know how you can think it would be boring or too long. I always learn something from these. I like your little jig blocks. I’ve had some success using drywall screws through blocks of wood. Works well for items that I need to flip at some point. You’re really talented and enjoy all your skills
Hi Scott, As you know, it's always a bit of a juggling act sometimes to secure these pieces, I have a few wood blocks with screws it as well, I have round metal tubes, even a 4" engineers vice I use 😂.
I'm pleased you like the videos even though you needed popcorn 🍿 for this one. Cheers, mate 👍
Great review thank you. I already have the R160 but will be getting one of these too.
Hi buddy, don't forget, these are fully interchangeable with the R160, so the tip/cap sets will fit if you don't want to buy another, cheers mate 👍
I just checked and I have the R150 in black color😂 with the 1.2 tip, not the R160. Would it still fit?
@toyotrustPR No, they are different and not interchangeable, unfortunately
@@peteshobbies5383 now I have an excuse to buy it haha thank you for all your videos.
@toyotrustPR 🤣😅🤣😅
I have one of the old R160's with the same digital gauge the Skull uses, I plan on getting one of these in 1.3 just to swap the needle, tip and cap over to the R160 and then I'll probably redrill the old 1.2 r160 to a 1.6 primer setup. The difference that 0.1 makes is absolutely insane
Hi Bryan, Yes, it's definitely makes a difference, you know, why do ANI and the like not make a big tipped mini gun, I'm sure there would be a market for one, I know Sata and Iwata do one, AZ4 , but the Sata is expensive and the AZ4 more of a Midi than a mini.
Cheers, buddy, I appreciate it 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 I bought a FLG 5 1.8 for primer, (haven’t used it yet).
Brian’s idea sounds cool.
Hi Duncan, it should work well, I did the same thing to an ANI GF3 in 1.8. Still use it today. Here's the video if you are interested. Cheers 👍
th-cam.com/video/yKBMabeSCkI/w-d-xo.html
HI PETE I WAS TALKING TO CHRIS AT SPRAY GUNS DIRECT HE SAID THE ANI COMPACT IS A GREAT GUN I HAVE THE ANI 160Q AS YOU KNOW PETE LOVELY GUN NICE WIDE FAN GOOD VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING THAT INFORMATION 😊😊
Hi Andrew, The beauty of it is if you have an R160, then you can just buy a tip set, and you have a compact, and of course, the other way round, cheers mate 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 PETE HAD A LOOK ON SPRAY GUN WEBSITE 🔫 I THINK THERE are £179.00 ALL IN WITH A CASE AND 2 POTS PETE
I love your videos ❤
Hi Mate, Thanks, I do enjoy making them and sharing it with you guys, I appreciate it, buddy 👍
Very interesting for me about this spray gun! Thanks , Pete.
Hi Walter, Thank you, mate 👍
Hi pete, smashing out the content, keep it up! Your fan base is here 🤜🤛
Hi Mate, Thank you. It's always much appreciated 👍
Hello, just wanted to say a big ‘Cheers!’ for your videos as they’ve guided me into buying a spray gun. I’ve been into airbrushed for a good while and my younger brother said, “When you get good, you can spay my car.” He was half joking but he assured me that (his words) it’s just about the same…. While I’ve become quite proficient for an absolute beginner, with an airbrush (it makes art really easy for me) and your output has both steered me towards the NTools 4000 which I’m yet to use with anything stronger than water. That’s only because I haven’t the space in the wee airbrush but I’ve built for meself in the spare room :) :) Anyway, really grateful for your videos so a heartfelt cheers from me!! While I don’t agree fully with the idea that it’s the same, the tools are reasonably similar in which I could pick a spray gun up and know what bits do what, I realise the skill heee is a steady hand and an eye for exactness. You make it look so bloody easy too! But in a way, that help with my confidence as if I follow what you do, things (with time and practice) will be good enough for what I need. At least that’s what I’m aiming for :) Anyway, if you’re enjoying making the videos, please keep up the good work.
Hi John, Good to hear the videos have been some use. The 4000B is a cracking gun, so I'm sure you'll be fine with it.
It is similar to airbrushing in that, as you say, you have controls that you are familiar with, certainly in function but not as familiar in form.
Let us know how you get on once you've had a chance to use it. It'll be interesting to hear how different you find the two crafts.
Thanks for watching, mate 👍
That was a lovely reply, cheers! I’ll try to get a couple of days under my belt with the supposed upcoming good weather. I have a garage but no matter what I do, how much I plug up and how much I caulk, it seems to retain moisture a bit too much for how I understand it… Anyway thanks again and I’ll mention ‘airbrush bloke’ in my reply etc, going by my very uncommon and easy-to-remember name :) :) Your videos have definitely been the thing that pushed me over the edge into it and you’ve got an excellent body of work too! Take care
I'm sure you'll be fine, John , maybe turn the fluid in, particularly with basecoat while you're getting used to it as the 4000B is a fast gun which may take you by surprise.
Having said that, a lot about successful painting is confidence, so don't feel intimidated by the gun. Just show it respect, and you'll get on fine.
Keep us posted, mate, and good luck 👍
great video pete 👍👍👍 ill grab one at some point love my r160's great guns
Hi Grant, They are good guns, and with the larger tip sizes, are definitely able to cover bigger areas a little easier , thanks for the support mate, always much appreciated 👍
Great video Pete. For the money the ANI compact is great value. Great midi-mini gun, I’ve got a 1.3 to do some smart repairs on my car. Handled the base and clear with ease.
Hi Steve, It quite surprised me how much more the 1.3 was compared to the 1.2, I was definitely sceptical about it being able to cover bigger areas, but it certainly does.
The only thing to point out is that it does use more air than is thought, simply because it likes its pressure, always was a cracking little gun so much more versatile now, cheers mate and thank you 👍
Hi Pete, really nice finish and cool to see some fairings 🙂 do you usually polish nibs? I don't even see them at the end 😅
Hi Mate, If they are visible, then yes, I'll remove them. If they are somewhere that is never seen, then I won't bother unless they are obvious.
The nibs I mentioned are very small, so they often don't show up on camera, but I know they are there 😂
Great Video Pete, thanks for your detailed info about this gun.
I am thinking to buy a one with 1.3 tip, but I have question if you can in light me about it, what size of the compressor you are using? as I have 40 liters with 100 l/min compressor and I am not sure if it will be enough for small jobs.
Thanks!
Hi mate, It's going to be tough to get much done with your compressor.
These are quoted around 130lm, but that's at 2bar. These, for a good finish, need 2.5 bar for base and 3 to 3.5 bar for clear coats, so I estimate around 170lm, still not loads, but certainly more than you have.
Here's a video I did showing air consumption,
th-cam.com/video/rh6d-8PKfZQ/w-d-xo.html
Of course, it depends greatly on how much you have to do, but with 40lt reserve you won't be going for long, a diaphragm regulator would help as reserves get low, hope that helps 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 thank you for your help, then I need to get bigger compressor first, what do you recommend to run these guns efficiently?
Thanks in advance
@iDerbas Anything around 7 to 8 cfm, so around 180lts a minute would be fine. The tank size isn't as important as the output. You can link compressors as well so you can still use your current one as well
@@peteshobbies5383 thank you 😊 I just watched the other video you mentioned and learned a lot from it and understood the concept behind it
@iDerbas Good to hear they were helpful , thank you
Hi Pete.What are some good guns to move up from the Iwata 101g's,that won't break the bank.
Hi mate, Take a look at the Meiji Finer Force, there's a few models , as with the 101, but the Meiji build quality is second to none, and the guns perform brilliantly
Looking at getting a set up like this very soon. I have calipers to do on my Range Rover and in
the near future base and clear on both wings of my Caddy van. Sounds like this would be fine for doing the wings anyway.
My question is would it be ok for doing the intricate areas on my brake calipers? Or would it be an idea to get the 1.0 or 1.2 tip set as well?
Hi Mate, You can turn the patterns down, but I always find it's a bit of a compromise, If finances allow, a 1.3 and 1.0 setup would cover most things you want, or will want to do, hope that helps, cheers buddy 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 cheers for getting back to me Pete. That helps alot, I’m new to painting so all the info I can get is appreciated immensely.
I don’t mind spending the money to have a more flexible set up. I was actually looking at more expensive guns initially. But after watching your praise for the ANi guns, as well as Gunman, I thought it’s probably the best one for my needs.
Also I currently only have a 50ltr 9.5 cfm compressor so a less air hungry gun is going to be best for me at the minute.
@Mac_F87 To be fair, the little ANI is a pretty good gun and quite universal, I don't think it's so good in the 0.8 and 0.5 sizes. It still needs a higher pressure, which doesn't really work with the smaller tips because you're normally doing smaller, more intricate things, and all that air flying around is a pain, there's lots of smaller tip guns that are good and run at the lower pressure.
But certainly 1.0 and up these are very good, and you can buy a service kit for around 12GBP, which is a bargain, cheers 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 really appreciate that insight Pete. I’ve bought the ANi Compact kit. Look forward to trying it out and learning along the way.
Hey Pete! I'm trying to put together a super budget setup for spraying guitars. I've got around €300 to spend on a compressor and spraygun, for use with water based polyurethane. Been debating between this and the GF3 Mini. Which would make more sense to cheap out on, the compressor or the gun?
Hi Mate, I would spend money on the compressor and filter system first with a cheaper gun
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks Pete, really appreciate your advice!!! Any recommendation in terms of budget friendly filters? The Deltalyo / PCL Filter Regulator on spraygunsdirect looks decent?
@mmmike3426 Just go for the best you can, it really is important to have clean air
This or the Astro forged you like?
Hi Mate, do you mean the Astro Mini Gun?
@@peteshobbies5383 The Astro that was equivalent to this I believe it was an astro that was blue it may have been Green Bay I thought it was blue.
I have the Astro HE, which is blue, but that's a full-size gun. This is a mini, so it's not really comparable
@@peteshobbies5383 Thanks Pete. I watch all of your videos as well as many others and blurred the recommendations on guns. My apologies. I think I will just grab the 3M gun kit and the Meiji full size in 1.3 to paint my truck. Please do post more soon as they truly have helped with my motorcycle restorations.
@n.elliott9122 No worries, buddy , I appreciate it. It does get a little confusing, I get confused sometimes, and I'm looking, using , trying these things all the time, cheers buddy, I appreciate it 👍
Hi Pete, the Compact did a fabulous job on these panels mate the base went on very smooth and the clear is pretty damn flat so what more can you ask for, I remember saying a long while ago that I wasn't that happy with my R150 as the finish wasn't that good until you told me that it needs more pressure which transformed the gun for me🙄😂
I'm struggling to decide which gun to buy next Pete, I'm keen on getting the ANI Skull but also like the Porphis PRD717 with the split tip, I know there is a price difference but that's not a factor in my choice but I am leaning towards the 717 as I think the quality is better and I'll probably get a better finish from the 717 as well🤔I'll probably end up with both of them in time but but would like to get the better of the two first if that makes sense🤷♂cheers mate👍
Hi John, Yeah, I was a little skeptical about the Compact, but having used it in 1.3 and 1.4 and comparing them with the 1.2, I'm a convert, it definitely gives the gun more uses and of course it all retro fits the R160.
The Skull and Porphis are both excellent mate, knowing what you like I would go with the Porphis, you will end up with the Skull as well one day but I think the PRD717 would suit you better.
You know the gun as you had my PRD715, and everything is the same bar the tip and cap, don't forget the discount code, it's only 5% now but it's still worth having, cheers mate 👍
I did wonder what it would spray like but it seems a really nice gun for the price👌I like the idea of the digital gauge on the ANI guns now and I think they will eventually have the fitting for it on all of their guns over a certain price but I don't want that to sway my decision as it's more about the quality and the finish it puts out.
It's been a bit hectic around here over the past 2 days Pete, Sonia had a new chair arrive Wednesday afternoon but around 4AM on Wednesday she called me up and I found her laying on the floor after she fell over going to the loo, it took a while to get her up but now she is in a lot of paint and can't enjoy her new chair😥thanks mate👍
@JohnWD40TC02 Yeah, I'm sure eventually Sprayguns Direct will keep a wider range if people like you and me want them, certainly I'm sure there a market for these gun having the reception for the TDM1 gauge.
I'm sorry to hear about Sonia, mate. Hopefully, she'll be feeling better soon. Hopefully, the pain (not paint) will get better soon. Cheers, John 👍
I think SGD would get more orders if they stocked the full ANI range or at least have them on their site for pre-order, they are quite a big company and ship worldwide plus from what I've heard their orders arrive overseas in a matter of a few days.
Sonia did have a bad fall this time so is in a lot of pain so again I'm having to do everything for her including lifting her so I hope my back keeps going as it's still not right from the other day, I didn't do any painting on Wednesday😲I think the carer needs a carer👨🦽🤒😂Thanks Pete👍